Football Media

[Dimples]

Delighted that quadruple talk is taking hold in the media. They can't help themselves and it is going to intensify IMO because the Dippers should easily make the CL quarters and FA Cup semis. Every win from here on in will magnify the quadruple talk.
That will put extra pressure on the Dippers who are not used to fighting on all fronts.

The bookies odds are crazy though. To complete the quadruple the Dippers are 40/1 and we are at 8/1 to complete the treble.
So the betting suggests we are 5 times more likely to win what is left, FA Cup, CL and PL than the Dippers.
That to me is madness.

[brite blu sky]

BBC now managed to reduce the stories on the rags to ONE

These cunts should be sent to Russia, they would fit right in.

[john@staustell]

Just looking at sly sports player ratings. Seemed to me our players got around 6 on Sunday, couple got more.

Last night Dippers all got around 7 for losing at home.

Editorial bias or what?

[Hazy2]

Lucky v Chelsea and scraped through last night, we will see a defeat for them before we smash em.

Must say some finish by the inter player last night

[Beefymcfc]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

Fucking hell, they didn’t even bother to use ‘Manchester’ as the club and internet searches insist on!

[johnny crossan]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

Fucking hell, they didn’t even bother to use ‘Manchester’ as the club and internet searches insist on!

14 Uniteds in the Football League - answers on a postcard.... I'll start Scunthorpe - one per poster please

[Beefymcfc]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

Fucking hell, they didn’t even bother to use ‘Manchester’ as the club and internet searches insist on!

14 Uniteds in the Football League - answers on a postcard.... I'll start Scunthorpe - one per poster please

Sheffield.

[Tokyo Blue]

Oxford

[Beefymcfc]

Cambridge.

[salford city]

Rotherham

[Bear60]

Newcastle

[nottsblue]

West Ham

[johnny crossan]

half way there

[Nick]

Leeds

[Harry Dowd scored]

Carlisle

[brite blu sky]

Sutton - met a fan during the derby

[ENIAM NAM]

Peterborough

[charvet_wonderland]

Colchester

[Bluemoon4610]

Found this online:
Manchester. West Ham. Newcastle. Leeds. Rotherham. Peterborough. Sheffield. Scunthorpe. Colchester. Oxford. Carlisle. Cambridge. Hartlepool. Southend
Any good?

[CTID Hants]

[quote="Bluemoon4610"]Found this online:
Manchester. West Ham. Newcastle. Leeds. Rotherham. Peterborough. Sheffield. Scunthorpe. Colchester. Oxford. Carlisle. Cambridge. Hartlepool. Southend Any good?/quote]

Nope they're all cunts