Manure

[joeinbrighton]

Man United concede a vital goal in extra time...so nice to see it go against them rather than for them for once. Just hope Cardiff can hang on now.

United conceded a late equaliser against Southampton last month. The way that the team is playing under David Moyes you will see them hanging on in matches and that will mean they will be more prone to letting in late goals than in years gone by.

 

[beardy gull]

Man United concede a vital goal in extra time...so nice to see it go against them rather than for them for once. Just hope Cardiff can hang on now.

Splendid stuff! Free-kick won by Nooney too......

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

How shriek has the audacity to moan at the ref at the end is beyond me

 

[StonehamPark]

£130 win, thanks B365!

 

[Braders]

Nice one Cardiff
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[vegster]

Maybe cheats don't always prosper ? dropping those 2 points evens it up a little.

 

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

Manure. Exactly why they are so hated. Also not a very good team this season , take Dick vanDyke and Shrek out and they are woeful.

Hate them me, more than the Pikeys from Croydon.

TNBA

TTF

 

[Yorkshire-Seagull]

Really amazes me why people hate Man Utd so much - there's far more hateful teams & players out there. Also, they have little or no impact on Brighton whatsoever, so I don't really get the dislike....

 

[edna krabappel]

How can kicking an opponent be a yellow?

Ah but if your name is Rooney. He should have been sent off and banned for 5 matches.

Not saying Suarez should not have been banned for 8 games but how is this not similar?

On the other hand, if it was a Stoke player, for example, you probably wouldn't even be talking about it.

 

[User removed 4]

Anyone over the age of 13 using words like manure/palarse/spuds etc really needs to get a grip !

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Really amazes me why people hate Man Utd so much - there's far more hateful teams & players out there. Also, they have little or no impact on Brighton whatsoever, so I don't really get the dislike....

Probably due to all the plastics in the playground/office/pub/Facebook. Everywhere there seems to be a plethora of fake man u fans who have never visited old Trafford nevermind been to Manchester. It's pretty irritating. The Mitchell and Webb video posted recently demonstrated the shallow nature of the glory hunters. Personally , I prefer the palace fans. At least, for the most part, they are real!

 

[Buzzer]

Really amazes me why people hate Man Utd so much - there's far more hateful teams & players out there.

There aren't. Man U are the worst.

Also, they have little or no impact on Brighton whatsoever, so I don't really get the dislike....

They do. They are a brand and it's bad news for English football in general.

 

[Yorkshire-Seagull]

Couldn't disagree more - whatever you think of them, they have always pioneered the development of English youth players (Nevilles, Butt, Scholes, Beckham etc) rather than simply overlooking the home-grown talent in favour of foreign signings. Teams like Chelsea & Man City will be the eventual downfall of the English national team - top talent being bought simply to prevent others having them, then reducing them to a few sub appearances at best before selling them on as a shadow of their former selves.

Also, the 'plastics' argument is fine for adults, but I think it's great to see kids in any football kits - as long as they're enjoying the game, and hopefully playing a bit, then good for them. I'd rather see kids outside pretending to be Rooney or Lampard, than inside playing on the computer.

 

[Buzzer]

Couldn't disagree more - whatever you think of them, they have always pioneered the development of English youth players (Nevilles, Butt, Scholes, Beckham etc) .

Absolute rubbish. Complete rubbish. Nothing could be further from the truth. Let's take the 1992 Youth Cup side out of the equation (it was 21 years ago) and name me ONE player that could be considered world-class (or even best that England have to offer) that has come through the ranks since then?

I want just ONE player that you can name since that 92 side. 21 years worth of developing homegrown talent and allegedly the world's biggest football team. ONE player considered as world-class or top English player.

They have benefited from unlimited Sky money just at the right time - if the Sky money had been 7 years before Everton and Liverpool would have dominated English footie forever. Compared to Boro, Everton, Saints, Liverpool, Villa they have an appalling record of developing homegrown talent because they haven't needed to. They just buy who they want.

 

[Mellotron]

You don't see many rugby players tumbling over when the get brushed by an opponent like Bale or that bloke at Man U.

Because it works differently as a sport and they wouldn't gain anything from doing it? Eye gouging's fair game though, eh?

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Absolute rubbish. Complete rubbish. Nothing could be further from the truth. Let's take the 1992 Youth Cup side out of the equation (it was 21 years ago) and name me ONE player that could be considered world-class (or even best that England have to offer) that has come through the ranks since then?

I want just ONE player that you can name since that 92 side. 21 years worth of developing homegrown talent and allegedly the world's biggest football team. ONE player considered as world-class or top English player.

Ronnie Wallwork

 

[Creaky]

Absolute rubbish. Complete rubbish. Nothing could be further from the truth. Let's take the 1992 Youth Cup side out of the equation (it was 21 years ago) and name me ONE player that could be considered world-class (or even best that England have to offer) that has come through the ranks since then?

I want just ONE player that you can name since that 92 side. 21 years worth of developing homegrown talent and allegedly the world's biggest football team. ONE player considered as world-class or top English player.

They have benefited from unlimited Sky money just at the right time - if the Sky money had been 7 years before Everton and Liverpool would have dominated English footie forever. Compared to Boro, Everton, Saints, Liverpool, Villa they have an appalling record of developing homegrown talent because they haven't needed to. They just buy who they want.

Tom Cleverly

 

[atfc village]

Because it works differently as a sport and they wouldn't gain anything from doing it? Eye gouging's fair game though, eh?

Don't forget Blood capsules.

 

[Buzzer]

Tom Cleverly

Haha! Case proven.

 

[Mellotron]

Don't forget Blood capsules.

No but that's ok, for some reason.