Mark Hughes

£#%&! him the stupid in breathing welsh @#%&!

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

£#%&! him the stupid in breathing welsh @#%&!

we all have to breathe in sometimes

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

tbh he's from Wrexham, there's no helping him.

and called Leslie. now thats hard.

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

£#%&! him the stupid in breathing welsh @#%&!

Tell us about the wabbits earsy.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Yes, but I can't imagine Ole openly supporting Liverpool against United now, after years at OT. Hughes in Moscow was pretty sad to watch, he was absolutely gutted.

Yep, that's the point.

@#%&! for this reason AND his blatant @#%&!ishness when at City.

Being at citeh IS blatant @#%&!ishness.

Worse than owen imo

£#%&!ing bitter blue @#%&!. He plays the part very well.


@#%&!

Originally Posted by andyroo

Being at citeh IS blatant @#%&!ishness.

I don't think Denis Law, Brian Kidd (alright maybe a bit of one after the Blackburn debacle), Andy Cole, Peter Schmeichel are @#%&!s. John Macken isn't a @#%&! (just not good enough), whereas Tevez IS.

And of course, Hughes IS.

It's the bitter, anti-United %@#$&!s they start spouting.

didnt he pull the bitter line about United not being from Manchester. Cheekily said 'well almost' at the end of his sentence. He tried to hard to be one of them, the city thing will always £#%&! me off with any Utd player, ffs they pride themselves on how much Munich shit they can throw at us. They cant let that go.

Cole not so much as Schmeichel/Hughes but he still shouldnt have went. Its funny how our ex players dont see City like Liverpool as the big rival. Much like us ott's.

Originally Posted by DerMot

I don't think Denis Law, Brian Kidd (alright maybe a bit of one after the Blackburn debacle), Andy Cole, Peter Schmeichel are @#%&!s. John Macken isn't a @#%&! (just not good enough), whereas Tevez IS.

And of course, Hughes IS.

It's the bitter, anti-United %@#$&!s they start spouting.

Seems to me his life is now based around an obsession of "getting back at Fergie".

Originally Posted by Stickman

didnt he pull the bitter line about United not being from Manchester. Cheekily said 'well almost' at the end of his sentence. He tried to hard to be one of them, the city thing will always £#%&! me off with any Utd player, ffs they pride themselves on how much Munich shit they can throw at us. They cant let that go.

Cole not so much as Schmeichel/Hughes but he still shouldnt have went. Its funny how our ex players dont see City like Liverpool as the big rival. Much like us ott's.

The older generation that are from Manchester don't seem to have any problem with City at all. My dad's generation (in his 70s) work under the idea that Manchester is Manchester and better City than Leeds, or even a London club.

I don't know whether being a supporter during Munich had any bearing on things.

Originally Posted by Stickman

didnt he pull the bitter line about United not being from Manchester. Cheekily said 'well almost' at the end of his sentence. He tried to hard to be one of them, the city thing will always £#%&! me off with any Utd player, ffs they pride themselves on how much Munich shit they can throw at us. They cant let that go.

Cole not so much as Schmeichel/Hughes but he still shouldnt have went. Its funny how our ex players dont see City like Liverpool as the big rival. Much like us ott's.

City haven't been real rivals since the late 70s, early 80s.

BUT they are all bitter, anti-United, moaning @#%&!s. I have one blue mate who won't wear red. Ever.

A mate of mine's uncle STILL bangs on about Louis Edwards making money from selling condemned meat.

Bitter is the word, and Hughes became it. All Scmeichel really did was celebrate a goal City scored aginst us when he was playing. I'm prepared to let him off for that (I am sure he is breathing a sigh of relief as we speak.)

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Seems to me his life is now based around an obsession of "getting back at Fergie".

The common denominator of Tevez, Kidd, Hughes?

Originally Posted by DerMot

The common denominator of Tevez, Kidd, Hughes?

Bitter @#%&!s. Literally.

Originally Posted by DerMot

I don't think Denis Law, Brian Kidd (alright maybe a bit of one after the Blackburn debacle), Andy Cole, Peter Schmeichel are @#%&!s. John Macken isn't a @#%&! (just not good enough), whereas Tevez IS.

And of course, Hughes IS.

It's the bitter, anti-United %@#$&!s they start spouting.

Law is a special case. Deep down it £#%&!s them off that the greatest moment in their history was the worst moment in his life.

Kiddo, well he went to lids as well, that's even worse!

Andy Cole, his mere presence there was a sign his career was in terminal decline.

Jonathan Macken doesn't figure much in the grander scheme of things.

And Peter Schmeichel always was a @#%&!. He just used to be our @#%&!.

Terry Cooke in 99 was a shame as well

Hughes was a trojan for United. i'll hold onto that.

Originally Posted by Surfers do Charlie

The older generation that are from Manchester don't seem to have any problem with City at all. My dad's generation (in his 70s) work under the idea that Manchester is Manchester and better City than Leeds, or even a London club.

I don't know whether being a supporter during Munich had any bearing on things.

Not so sure about that. Like many at the time my dad used to go to United one week and city the next, as his best mate was a blue, but that doesn't stop him from utterly despising the £#%&!ers now.

Originally Posted by Pop

that picture is quality, the look on his face says it all