I will probably get flamed for this one as well but that's life.
You have to stand up for what you believe in, no matter what.

Now the other day I wrote my feelings about MY REASON not to wear Green & Gold,

which quite obviously a lot of people didn't like, hey ho again that's life(you can't be liked by everyone, right?)

Again these were MY feelings and I wasn't out to convince anyone else what they should or should not do? That was quite basically their choice.

But now it seems to have rattled a few cages that someone, dares to speak against

them, this is being proved by the constant activities of certain individuals, whose incessant bickering and petty arguments are starting to get noticed by other guys and gals who were actually on their side but because they have been seen to abuse people for their right of speech, are now having second thoughts.

Some have even said quite clearly and I quote " I will have nothing more to do with people who cannot accept that others have an opinion" and " i am not liking what i am seeing, they are bullies" too many to mention right now.

The point to this, why don't some of you just simply accept not everyone thinks like you, the world would be pretty damn boring if they did, lets be honest here, myself and others don't actually like the way this is going, so we stand apart from that and its that simple, freedom of choice still stands in our world and as long as that does, we have that right.


Right lets move on to the next argument,which seems to be a problem for those same people too, now i have put together a petition,

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/red-army/


only asking for some honest answers from Manchester United, so that we the fans, can get a better picture of whats actually going on, within the club, nothing more than that, its just a way of possibly finding out the security of the club now, hey it might not ever get sent, who knows we might not get enough signatures or someone will buy out the club, problem solved etc, so what real harm can it do to try?


You would think I had declared war or something? OMG its just a petition, just words that might amount to nothing but NO, are these same people now threatened by that as well, because they say you should sign this petition and become a member of this organistion and my answer to them on that is, yes i signed the other one and joined the organisation a long time ago as well, my point to this, the more we do, the more reaction has to come back somewhere, so if there is a hundred petitions all with different reasons and we sign them all, great an effect has been created,
so why is this any different? because the petty minded individuals only want themselves to be noticed and dont want anyone else stealing their thunder,or is it more simpler than that? Is it just basically that i upset a few people the other day and now in their eyes this is payback? crazy really, considering we are all on the same side right?

URA

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/f...026425.ece


Tried to post all of this along with a few words from myself in the transfer forum 4 times but it wont post, so dont come complaining that its in the wrong place. Someone might want to check out that problem. Very frustrating.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/f...026425.ece

MANCHESTER is on course for another summer of transfer strife with wealthy Manchester City preparing to move for their neighbours’ unsettled centre-back Nemanja Vidic. The move would form part of City’s strategy to replace Manchester United as England’s premier football club, and echoes their successful poaching of Carlos Tevez from Old Trafford last year.

Like Tevez, Vidic is understood to feel undervalued and he has attracted the interest of several leading clubs, including Real Madrid and AC Milan. The 28-year-old Serbia international’s contract expires in 2012 and United are yet to talk about extending it.

Despite signing Joleon Lescott and Kolo Toure for combined transfer fees of £40m, central defence remains a weak area for City. An approach to Vidic in the summer would be modelled on the attempt to lure John Terry from Chelsea in the last close season. City promised to double the then-England captain’s wages to £250,000 a week. Encouraged by communication from Terry that he would move should a transfer be agreed with Chelsea, City made a series of substantial offers, all of them rejected.

City’s interest is unlikely to be welcomed by Sir Alex Ferguson, United’s manager. He has had to deal with problems in central defence all season, with both Vidic and Rio Ferdinand frequent absentees. In January, United agreed an £10m deal for Fulham’s Chris Smalling. They are also monitoring the centre-back’s England under-21 teammate Jack Rodwell, of Everton, and Denmark international Simon Kjaer. Vidic, inset, feels that performances that saw him named as the Premier League Player of the Season last term should be rewarded with promotion into the £100,000-a-week wage bracket. Offers from City and Madrid to exceed those terms means Ferguson would have to sell to a major rival, improve Vidic’s pay or try to manage a disgruntled performer.
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Well if this was true it would sink the whole story about his wife being unhappy in manchester. What makes me laugh is they are from a place thats a dump that has bombs going off and all that and she complains about Machester.:whistling:

Lads, im thinking about setting up a facebook group to promote the site. What do you guys think, and if its alright with you steve.

Chairboys capture Heaton
Goalkeeper arrives on loan until end of the season

Wycombe Wanderers have snapped up Manchester United goalkeeper Tom Heaton on loan.

Heaton has joined the Chairboys on a temporary deal until the end of the season.

The England Under-21 international has yet to make a senior appearance for United, but has enjoyed numerous spells away from the club.

Chairboys boss Gary Waddock was happy to bring in the highly-rated custodian.

"I'm delighted to have signed someone of his quality," Waddock told the club's official website.

"Coming from a club like United and with the league experience he has gained, I'm sure that Tom will be a very good acquisition.

"Manchester United have been very helpful in letting Tom join us and I'm looking forward to working with him."

source: skysports.com