Mr Q Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 "You can't name a United player" Then you name Blackett. Okay. The other incident was Wisdom and McGinty which was silliness. Hardly anything, but just silliness between both players.. which they shouldn't have been getting into. And there was a lot of petulance from both teams. LOL you lot were even hyping about Flanagan "getting dash" And Morrison incident. = Discipline issues. But at the same time its probably due to it being FA Cup against rivals. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trim Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 bullshit you couldnt name a man utd player who had an incident due to temperment, apart from blackett who reacted to coadys lash out kick, if that was a premiership game with that incident he wouldnt of been sent off your team just lost their heads and became sore-losers towards the end of the match its to be expected tbh, blacketts reaction is to be expected aswell and argubly warranted at this level, coady's however was not try morrison putting both hands around a liverpool players neck while he was on the floor no way u can try defend ur entire team asif no-one did nothing wrong atall lmao, there was a foul on morrison which the ref gave straight away, morrison puts both hands around flanagans (iirc) neck, looks up and sees the ref looking in his direction and takes them off then plays innocent holding his hands up asif to say "im not doing anything" it was a liverpool vs man u game, its no excuse but its to be expected that these games are gonna be fiery passion driven matches. no idea why your defending your team blindly asif not a single player did anything wrong. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MO Giro Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Suso was very poor today, i've had many arguments with people who already think he should be in the first team and who believe he is a better talent than Wilshere, maybe this game will give people a much needed reality check, his a very good player but still in my opinion two or three years from a berth in the first team. Sterling on the other hand was a bigger threat, and United did very well to double up against him, i would say him and Wisodm are the most likely to make it from our team, on United side Morrrison looks like a good prospect as well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Infamous Posted March 13, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Good game and a learning curve for the boys. Impressed with Tunicliffe and Morrison for Utd they could both be really good players. Stupid behaviour but you have to understand the importance of games like that for boys of that age. LOL Wisdom is a g tho We have some gems coming up I really rate Coady him or Shelvey will be our Gerrard both have similar potential to what he was at 18 and they are more cultured than he was at that age. This match made me wana follow the youth teams more. Guys like Suso,Sterling,Coady,Flaggang(sp) thats a good core. / Morrisson needs to fix up tho and allow all the stupidness on the pitch and off it. The boy could be a legend but his temperament and the road life is distracting him. He needs to f*ckin grow up and take his oppertunity not everyone has talent like dat. Everyone wants to be a baller. Get the priorities in check.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MO Giro Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Good game and a learning curve for the boys. Impressed with Tunicliffe and Morrison for Utd they could both be really good players. Stupid behaviour but you have to understand the importance of games like that for boys of that age. LOL Wisdom is a g tho We have some gems coming up I really rate Coady him or Shelvey will be our Gerrard both have similar potential to what he was at 18 and they are more cultured than he was at that age. This match made me wana follow the youth teams more. Guys like Suso,Sterling,Coady,Flaggang(sp) thats a good core. / Morrisson needs to fix up tho and allow all the stupidness on the pitch and off it. The boy could be a legend but his temperament and the road life is distracting him. He needs to f*ckin grow up and take his oppertunity not everyone has talent like dat. Everyone wants to be a baller. Get the priorities in check.... Apart from the Flannagan incident he was very mature on the pitch, tried to separate a few scuffles and didn't put a foot wrong. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Q Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Yeah, Morrison acted as a peacemaker during one of the incidents. Was just the Flanagan incident where he looked like something stupid went through his mind. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Young £ Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 "You can't name a United player" Then you name Blackett. Okay. The other incident was Wisdom and McGinty which was silliness. Hardly anything, but just silliness between both players.. which they shouldn't have been getting into. And there was a lot of petulance from both teams. LOL you lot were even hyping about Flanagan "getting dash" And Morrison incident. = Discipline issues. But at the same time its probably due to it being FA Cup against rivals. this is why i refrain from posting this website spurns dellusional idiots From the jist of my post u could tell (or maybe you couldnt) that what i meant is that your team had the discipline issues not ours, not that we ere f'in angels.. Blackett REACTED to being kicked or nearly kicked by your captain coady. Like i said in the sentence after if you read it, you honestly think if that same situation happened in the premiership coady would be the one getting booked/probably sent off.. where as blackett may have got a yellow card for continuing to push the liverpool player who ran to get involved.. Like i also said in the same post, its to be expected for blackett to react how he reacted (espcially as he is young) but not okay for Coady to do what he initially done *bangs head on wall* *bangs head on wall* 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Young £ Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 bullshit you couldnt name a man utd player who had an incident due to temperment, apart from blackett who reacted to coadys lash out kick, if that was a premiership game with that incident he wouldnt of been sent off your team just lost their heads and became sore-losers towards the end of the match its to be expected tbh, blacketts reaction is to be expected aswell and argubly warranted at this level, coady's however was not try morrison putting both hands around a liverpool players neck while he was on the floor no way u can try defend ur entire team asif no-one did nothing wrong atall lmao, there was a foul on morrison which the ref gave straight away, morrison puts both hands around flanagans (iirc) neck, looks up and sees the ref looking in his direction and takes them off then plays innocent holding his hands up asif to say "im not doing anything" it was a liverpool vs man u game, its no excuse but its to be expected that these games are gonna be fiery passion driven matches. no idea why your defending your team blindly asif not a single player did anything wrong. lolololololol u lot are clucthing hard morrison done nothing (okay not nothing literally cos i have to do this for you lot), the commentators didnt even pick up on it and flannagan himself didnt react and its funny the only incident you can name about discipline issues is one involving a youngster who is nationally known for having them on & off the field.. donuts 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Infamous Posted March 13, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 I said that only cos of the documented sh*t has been having so far in his career. The best thing he can do is go for the football ting...get his mum out of the hood. Help his friends off the road. He has something that many guys in the ends wish they had. A chance too make money and beat the system... He will be a manc c*nt but i like to see youths from underprivileged backgrounds doing well. Hopefully he screws his head on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Infamous Posted March 13, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 YM your just blindly bias bro No one will agree with you Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Young £ Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 YM your just blindly bias bro No one will agree with you please explain i'll leave this forum never to return if you lot actually believe manchester united showed discipline issues, i wouldnt even use that term for f*cks sake lol, you lot dont even have discipline issues lol they're kids.... and your bunch turnt sour and were losing their cool much more than united were if that wasnt evident than i dunno 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flojo Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 lol it's funny I've seen some Man Utd fans tweeting/posting/discussing more about this game than they did the game last week. / It turned into a bit of a farce partly due to the ref and partly due to a few players losing their heads/getting caught up in the hype a bit. lol because you're reacting it doesn't mean you don't have discipline problems, like you're not gonna have man like Barton, Brown Savage type characters clipping your heels and chatting sh*t to you all day when you move up a level. 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Young £ Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 lol it's funny I've seen some Man Utd fans tweeting/posting/discussing more about this game than they did the game last week. / It turned into a bit of a farce partly due to the ref and partly due to a few players losing their heads/getting caught up in the hype a bit. lol because you're reacting it doesn't mean you don't have discipline problems, like you're not gonna have man like Barton, Brown Savage type characters clipping your heels and chatting sh*t to you all day when you move up a level. OMG lol KEY PHRASE THERE FLOJ, "WHEN THEY MOVE UP A LEVEL" BUT FOR NOW THEY ARE IN A U18 YEAR OLD LEAGUE I KNOW THIS... WHICH IS WHY I SAID AT THE LEVEL BLACKETT IS AT NOW ITS UNDERSTANDABLE AND WARRANTED.. HE IS A KID!!!... IF HE WAS SAY... PATRICE EVRA OR ETC HE WOULD BE EXPECTED TO IGNORE IT AND KEEP IT MOVING FOR f*ck SAKE HES 16, HOW U SAYING A 16 YEAR OLD REACTING TO BEING KICKED IS HIM SHOWING DISCIPLINE ISSUES READ 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Q Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 And I my ORIGINAL STATEMENT said they all need to get rid of it before they step up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Young £ Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 And I my ORIGINAL STATEMENT said they all need to get rid of it before they step up. i know, but how ur saying they 'all' do is beyond me when it was clearly liverpool who initiated most of the 'hype', with them losing their heads (towards the end) as well as the game but my bias eyes must be wrong never mind me Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flojo Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 lol it's funny I've seen some Man Utd fans tweeting/posting/discussing more about this game than they did the game last week. / It turned into a bit of a farce partly due to the ref and partly due to a few players losing their heads/getting caught up in the hype a bit. lol because you're reacting it doesn't mean you don't have discipline problems, like you're not gonna have man like Barton, Brown Savage type characters clipping your heels and chatting sh*t to you all day when you move up a level. OMG lol KEY PHRASE THERE FLOJ, "WHEN THEY MOVE UP A LEVEL" BUT FOR NOW THEY ARE IN A U18 YEAR OLD LEAGUE I KNOW THIS... WHICH IS WHY I SAID AT THE LEVEL BLACKETT IS AT NOW ITS UNDERSTANDABLE AND WARRANTED.. HE IS A KID!!!... IF HE WAS SAY... PATRICE EVRA OR ETC HE WOULD BE EXPECTED TO IGNORE IT AND KEEP IT MOVING FOR f*ck SAKE HES 16, HOW U SAYING A 16 YEAR OLD REACTING TO BEING KICKED IS HIM SHOWING DISCIPLINE ISSUES READ At that level you do see some of them over reacting but you'll get certain players that will just let things go and get on with their game. you can only judge players by what they're doing now though cos some players will never be able to let things go, on today's game I wouldn't say any of them have discipline issues. Like I said I think it was more a case of some getting caught up in the hype of playing at Anfield /decent crowd turnout/ dumb manc supporters singing murderers letting off flares etc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Q Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Argument is pointless. Wasn't even trying to lay blame and neither did I originally pick out specific incidents. My point was whomever started and whomever reacted, shouldn't have because its ill discipline/petulant which will need to be stomped out before moving up. (Forget current age etc) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anelka Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 lol these southern scousers are on a diff planet 4 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Q Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Oh its Anelka, southern Liverpool fan joke. LOOOL POS Clap for me everyone. The irony. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
n/a Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 f*ck the united fans tho shouting murderer to Morgan after he scored. Disgraceful! the same as the scousers a few years ago in the youth cup final singing munich 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Q Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 f*ck them all. The rationalisation of all the chants is pathetic. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kompressor Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 lol it's funny I've seen some Man Utd fans tweeting/posting/discussing more about this game than they did the game last week. / It turned into a bit of a farce partly due to the ref and partly due to a few players losing their heads/getting caught up in the hype a bit. lol because you're reacting it doesn't mean you don't have discipline problems, like you're not gonna have man like Barton, Brown Savage type characters clipping your heels and chatting sh*t to you all day when you move up a level. OMG lol KEY PHRASE THERE FLOJ, "WHEN THEY MOVE UP A LEVEL" BUT FOR NOW THEY ARE IN A U18 YEAR OLD LEAGUE I KNOW THIS... WHICH IS WHY I SAID AT THE LEVEL BLACKETT IS AT NOW ITS UNDERSTANDABLE AND WARRANTED.. HE IS A KID!!!... IF HE WAS SAY... PATRICE EVRA OR ETC HE WOULD BE EXPECTED TO IGNORE IT AND KEEP IT MOVING FOR f*ck SAKE HES 16, HOW U SAYING A 16 YEAR OLD REACTING TO BEING KICKED IS HIM SHOWING DISCIPLINE ISSUES READ At that level you do see some of them over reacting but you'll get certain players that will just let things go and get on with their game. you can only judge players by what they're doing now though cos some players will never be able to let things go, on today's game I wouldn't say any of them have discipline issues. Like I said I think it was more a case of some getting caught up in the hype of playing at Anfield /decent crowd turnout/ dumb manc supporters singing murderers letting off flares etc f*ck the united fans tho shouting murderer to Morgan after he scored. Disgraceful! the same as the scousers a few years ago in the youth cup final singing munich the flares being let of is meh!! the murderers chant was triggered by Morgan's second goal when something in his head told him that it'd be a good idea to instead of run towards his team mates and celebrate with them to run behind the goal and run in front of the United fans signalling 5 times. and please can nobody try to make out that the Murderers chant is anywhere near the same significance as either Hillsborough or Munich. (not saying it should be chanted, but it isn't in the same bracket as those) On the game, quite frankly, the ref lost control. the "dicipline issues" were down to Liverpool losing their cools when being pegged back, by the letter of the law the first two sendings off were warrented, but i still think they were harsh, Coady lashing out at Blacket was just confusing. as was Wisdom's reaction to abit of mutual shirt holding. Considering we have the mix-raced Reggie Kray playing for us, i'd say our dicipline problems wern't to bad tbh unless you count a 16 year old lad being kicked when the ball is no where near as having dicipline problems. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Younger Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 Talk of perhaps the LB position being taken up by Leighton Bains Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Colin Turnover Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 bullshit you couldnt name a man utd player who had an incident due to temperment, apart from blackett who reacted to coadys lash out kick, if that was a premiership game with that incident he wouldnt of been sent off your team just lost their heads and became sore-losers towards the end of the match its to be expected tbh, blacketts reaction is to be expected aswell and argubly warranted at this level, coady's however was not try morrison putting both hands around a liverpool players neck while he was on the floor no way u can try defend ur entire team asif no-one did nothing wrong atall lmao, there was a foul on morrison which the ref gave straight away, morrison puts both hands around flanagans (iirc) neck, looks up and sees the ref looking in his direction and takes them off then plays innocent holding his hands up asif to say "im not doing anything" it was a liverpool vs man u game, its no excuse but its to be expected that these games are gonna be fiery passion driven matches. no idea why your defending your team blindly asif not a single player did anything wrong. Re: The Morrison incident, tbf if Flanagan doesn't try to injure him, he doesnt put his hands around his neck He was getting kicked all game and Morrison of a year ago would have lashed out and got sent off. I say well done lad. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Colin Turnover Posted March 13, 2011 Report Share Posted March 13, 2011 lol it's funny I've seen some Man Utd fans tweeting/posting/discussing more about this game than they did the game last week. / It turned into a bit of a farce partly due to the ref and partly due to a few players losing their heads/getting caught up in the hype a bit. lol because you're reacting it doesn't mean you don't have discipline problems, like you're not gonna have man like Barton, Brown Savage type characters clipping your heels and chatting sh*t to you all day when you move up a level. OMG lol KEY PHRASE THERE FLOJ, "WHEN THEY MOVE UP A LEVEL" BUT FOR NOW THEY ARE IN A U18 YEAR OLD LEAGUE I KNOW THIS... WHICH IS WHY I SAID AT THE LEVEL BLACKETT IS AT NOW ITS UNDERSTANDABLE AND WARRANTED.. HE IS A KID!!!... IF HE WAS SAY... PATRICE EVRA OR ETC HE WOULD BE EXPECTED TO IGNORE IT AND KEEP IT MOVING FOR f*ck SAKE HES 16, HOW U SAYING A 16 YEAR OLD REACTING TO BEING KICKED IS HIM SHOWING DISCIPLINE ISSUES READ At that level you do see some of them over reacting but you'll get certain players that will just let things go and get on with their game. you can only judge players by what they're doing now though cos some players will never be able to let things go, on today's game I wouldn't say any of them have discipline issues. Like I said I think it was more a case of some getting caught up in the hype of playing at Anfield /decent crowd turnout/ dumb manc supporters singing murderers letting off flares etc f*ck the united fans tho shouting murderer to Morgan after he scored. Disgraceful! the same as the scousers a few years ago in the youth cup final singing munich the flares being let of is meh!! the murderers chant was triggered by Morgan's second goal when something in his head told him that it'd be a good idea to instead of run towards his team mates and celebrate with them to run behind the goal and run in front of the United fans signalling 5 times. and please can nobody try to make out that the Murderers chant is anywhere near the same significance as either Hillsborough or Munich. (not saying it should be chanted, but it isn't in the same bracket as those) On the game, quite frankly, the ref lost control. the "dicipline issues" were down to Liverpool losing their cools when being pegged back, by the letter of the law the first two sendings off were warrented, but i still think they were harsh, Coady lashing out at Blacket was just confusing. as was Wisdom's reaction to abit of mutual shirt holding. Considering we have the mix-raced Reggie Kray playing for us, i'd say our dicipline problems wern't to bad tbh unless you count a 16 year old lad being kicked when the ball is no where near as having dicipline problems. LOL @ mixed-race Reggie Kray. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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