Veron 'my wife cried when we left Manchester'

Former Manchester United star Juan Sebastian Veron has revealed that his wife cried when he left the club to join Chelsea. In a question and answers session with FourFourTwo the 37 year old said that it was a great mistake to leave Manchester United and he wished that it he had thought it through more at the time before deciding to move to London.


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Just her and Jem then...

sounds like a come and get me plea tbf

Originally Posted by thatsfuctit

sounds like a come and get me plea tbf

Would do it as well.

How good was that the day he signed?

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did someone wipe shit on her in the pub?

Obviously never quite happened for him ...but always rated him.
Remember a goal away at Derby that should have won us the League if we hadn't conceded a late equaliser

This is a nice goal.
It seems otherworldly to see a midfield player showing a turn of pace & getting beyond the strikers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq45JA5Ikpk

Originally Posted by Sparky***

did someone wipe shit on her in the pub?

Originally Posted by andyroo

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They £#%&!ing love a good biffer in Argentina don't they?

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

This is a nice goal.
It seems otherworldly to see a midfield player showing a turn of pace & getting beyond the strikers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq45JA5Ikpk

Beckham, Veron, Scholes, Giggs (not the old, shit version) and Keane all in the same side ffs

He had worldy against Everton at OT in his debut season, looked the best player on the planet that day. Shame it all went a bit 'Berbatov' for him

Originally Posted by The Watcher

Beckham, Veron, Scholes, Giggs (not the old, shit version) and Keane all in the same side ffs

He had worldy against Everton at OT in his debut season, looked the best player on the planet that day. Shame it all went a bit 'Berbatov' for him

Would be so suited to the style of football his arrival started the movement towards. Right player, wrong time. Think he spent a bit too long in Italy to come here, after so many years of slower more technical play some players just can't seem to get their head back in to it. If he would have come straight from Argentina to us he'd have been a proper £#%&!ing club legend. Him, Scholes and Keane in a 3. That would have been lovely.

watched him on his pl debut against fulham at OT. sat in the north stand had a great view of watching his movement and passing which was on another level. rolls royce of a player.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

Shame it all went a bit 'Berbatov' for him

True.
He'd £#%&!ing walk into our current side ..even as he is now (I don't know if he's still alive/playing/managing)

Those first few post-treble years had some great European Football imo (2000/01 aside which was poor) ..loved the Ruud, Veron, Ole, Beckham, Keano, Scholesy era against the likes of Juve, Real, Deportivo
Should have won the £#%&!er during that time.
Lots of disappointing nights ultimately but at least the Football was good & we stood toe to toe with teams.

It's a £#%&!ing chore now..a £#%&!ing bore.

Still love the European Cup more than anything but we're simply not realistic contenders any more (it's not in our dna to fluke it like the dippers/Chelsea with a bad side)

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

True.
He'd £#%&!ing walk into our current side ..even as he is now (I don't know if he's still alive/playing/managing)

Retired earlier this year

Originally Posted by andyroo

Retired earlier this year

Even if he'd passed on I'd still pick him on Sunday ahead of a few other options we have available.

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

Still love the European Cup more than anything but we're simply not realistic contenders any more (it's not in our dna to fluke it like the dippers/Chelsea with a bad side)

£#%&!ing love it pal, the pinnacle of club football.

The 0-2 win in La Coruna was awesome. This was in the 'Super Depor' era too, they had a fabulous team at the time. Beat us earlier in the group stages iirc. Magnificent result. The only knockout contest we won after the '99 win up until 2007

The games against Real Madrid in 2003 were something else. I know we got a bit of a hiding, but the build up, hype and expectation before either game were incredible. The quality of the football was about as good as I've ever seen too. A truly epic contest between two great clubs and teams.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

Beat us earlier in the group stages iirc.

They beat us home & away didn't they? ..remember losing 2-3 to them at Old Trafford (Ruud scored a great goal) ..remember Scholesy scored a screamer in the away game but they got 2 late goals to nick it.

Barthez was a weak link during those years for me. If we'd got Eddy baby on board 3 or 4 years sooner we'd have got to another Final. nqat.

Ferguson in not knowing what to do with an established world class player shocker.

Originally Posted by thatsfuctit

Former Manchester United star Juan Sebastian Veron has revealed that his wife cried when he left the club to join Chelsea. In a question and answers session with FourFourTwo the 37 year old said that it was a great mistake to leave Manchester United and he wished that it he had thought it through more at the time before deciding to move to London.


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Tears of joy probably.