We all tought that rooneys outburst on the sidelines on tuesday night was because he was substuted and was angry with SAF, but now rooney says that the real reason was because the besitkas fans were spitting at him, and he also said that the reason he threw his boot on the ground was that he was restraining himself from getting thick.

why is it that these fans cant respect proffesionals and the dirty scum go around spitting on players, its disgusting

Keep them clean guys! Add your footie related jokes here. Give us all a laugh!

Not like this one!

DARREN FLETCHER’s house was, apparently, robbed by the same Liverpool-based gang that targeted a number of footballers recently. A spokesman said: “Well, its the only way you’ll ever see a Premier League winners medal in Merseyside.”

Hi there after the Champions league match when we were really busy,
I had to spend ages cleaning up the forum after hundreds of twats made stupid stupid posts.

So from now on I would appreciate it if you could help me,

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Ive been watching UTD for 30 Years in that time i have witnessed some great Wingers like

Gordon Hill
Stevie Coppell
Mickey Thomas
Ryan Giggs
Ronaldo


Who is your greatest winger and Why

Diego Forlan’s last game for Manchester United was on the opening day of the 2004-2005 season, on a day where Miller and Djemba-Djemba started in midfield, with Roy Keane filling in at centre back during an injury crisis.

A fortnight after leaving United Forlan scored for Villarreal on his début. Given that it took him 27 matches to score his first for us, you’d imagine that was the reason behind his departure, but Forlan has today revealed the real reason for his leaving.


“Ferguson wanted me to play with high studs, the interchangeable ones that suit wet pitches, but I feel more comfortable in low ones,” said Forlan. “I agreed to change, but I didn’t and, against Chelsea, I slipped in front of goal and wasted a chance. Afterwards, I rushed to the dressing room to change boots, but Ferguson caught me. He grabbed the boots and threw them. That was my last game for United.”

Forlan reckons his relationship with the manager has improved since then and that he also gives the club transfer tips.

“When we were in London Ferguson showed up at our hotel,” he continued. “I still have a good relationship with Sir Alex and his brother Martin. We have conversations and sometimes he asks me about South American players I might know of.”