So Fergie now buys players he see's on Youtube

Originally Posted by Sullingtons

Piss off you cockroach.

it's #@&%!aroach innit?

We have no money. We know it and say so.

Fergie knows it and doesn't speak about it... it must tear him up inside to see the club he loves being bled to death by those leeches.

Originally Posted by Albert Tatlock

We have no money. We know it and say so.

Fergie knows it and doesn't speak about it... it must tear him up inside to see the club he loves being bled to death by those leeches.

Im sure the £23m he has in the bank plus the £MEGAk a week he's earning soften the blow though.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

it's #@&%!aroach innit?

If you're Italian.

Originally Posted by Albert Tatlock

We have no money. We know it and say so.

Fergie knows it and doesn't speak about it... it must tear him up inside to see the club he loves being bled to death by those leeches.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3ms70RLDsc

Originally Posted by HolyMackrelDoodleBonkon

If you're Italian.

Wasssamatter wit you. HUH! Why ya lookin' so bad.

Originally Posted by Sullingtons

Expect us to bid for Messi in a part-exchange deal with Diouf, Gibson, O'Shea and 500k then.

And follow a 4-0 win at Barça with a defeat to Blackpool.

Originally Posted by Zorg

And follow a 4-0 win at Barça with a defeat to Blackpool.

shit game.

Originally Posted by Sullingtons

Wasssamatter wit you. HUH! Why ya lookin' so bad.

Theresa no value!

That's not meant to say Theresa

Why wouldnt they use the internet in 2010 is a better question.

Some people go out of their way to find a reason to moan. Life must suck like that.

Just be frickin' cool like me if you want.

anyone suprised??

this is the same management team that found no value in the market, spent £31m on berbatov, 17m on valencia and didn't think tevez was worth £25.5m.

here is a little interesting face.
the money spent on diouf and that midget mexican...is more than sunderland spent on darren bent.
'no value'...but then again...would a blind man find wally in a 'where's wally' book?

Where is it then?

Originally Posted by marlo

anyone suprised??

this is the same management team that found no value in the market, spent £31m on berbatov, 17m on valencia and didn't think tevez was worth £25.5m.

here is a little interesting face.
the money spent on diouf and that midget mexican...is more than sunderland spent on darren bent.
'no value'...but then again...would a blind man find wally in a 'where's wally' book?

We should have a spanish enquiry into the whereabouts of this face.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

We should have a spanish enquiry into the whereabouts of this face.

I've asked the question.

Whilst googling for a suitable pic to do the word spanner justice I stumbled across an article which had Utd paying 3million for Obertan. I acually thought it was double that!

What an exciting time that was.

Originally Posted by marlo

anyone suprised??

this is the same management team that found no value in the market, spent £31m on berbatov, 17m on valencia and didn't think tevez was worth £25.5m.

here is a little interesting face.
the money spent on diouf and that midget mexican...is more than sunderland spent on darren bent.
'no value'...but then again...would a blind man find wally in a 'where's wally' book?

I've spent 5 minutes trying to find a braille where's Wally book. No joy

Amazing how marlo believes any bit of tittle-tattle as long as it reflects badly on us, innit??

Actually, no it's not

Here's the whole interview where he mentioned it.

ALEX FERGUSON is already planning for a future without Rio Ferdinand and Wes Brown at Manchester United and has earmarked Ireland’s defender John O’Shea as a potential future leader of the club.

The United manager also revealed that the trio of Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville will all stay on at Old Trafford in a coaching capacity once their playing days are over.

He went on to shrug off any concerns about the level of United’s debt, insisting that the sporting health of the club was in good shape in spite of fans’ protracted protests against the Glazer family which owns the club.

Ferguson’s words of praise for O’Shea, who missed much of last season through injury, will come as great encouragement to the versatile Irish defender.

"In terms of personality, Patrice Evra is a powerful force as a leader of the dressing-room," he told L’Equipe’s weekend magazine.

"But if we look at the home-grown players, then I think of John O’Shea and Darren Fletcher. They grew up at this club."

The duo are in prime position to replace the old guard of Scholes, Giggs and Neville, who have been part of the side for over 15 years. All three have had their contracts extended by one more season.

"They are the living proof for young players that the United system allows players to succeed," Ferguson explained. "When they stop playing, they will stay (at United). All three of them are taking their coaching diplomas. I don’t think the club will pass up that much experience."

Ferguson also praised Inter Milan’s Champions League-winning coach Jose Mourinho, and claimed that his Chelsea side was a tougher proposition than the current team which just pipped United to the Premier League title on the last day of the season.

"The Chelsea of today doesn’t have the unshakeable belief of Mourinho’s team, even though they won the title."

But the Scottish boss is determined to wrest back the league title from the west Londoners next season, and has already bought Chris Smalling (£10m) and Javier Hernandez (£6m) with that in mind.

"I am always thinking one or two seasons ahead," he continued.

"I anticipate over time the departures of the souls of the club, and the likes of Rio Ferdinand and Wes Brown, who are over 30. Nemanja Vidic has had some physical problems.

"Chris Smalling has huge potential as a centre-half, and he’s only 20. As for Mame Biram Diouf, you have to watch hundreds of strikers before you find one who can win matches for you and so save you money. When you find him, you sign him.

"As for Hernandez, we were tipped off. We did some research on the Internet, watched some Chivas games in Mexico. Then I sent two scouts who spent three weeks in Mexico to check out the boy’s entourage, his lifestyle and his family."

Ferguson claimed that the protests against the Glazers, who have saddled United with debts of over £700m, did not worry him and were just a reflection of modern society.

"Protesting has become a reflex action these days," he said. "There are fans protesting against the Glazers, which doesn’t bother me because that doesn’t interfere with the team and in sporting terms. In any case, I like to see these yellow and green scarves.

"The fans love their club and they are worried. I don’t share their worry."

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/kfcwauojsngb/rss2/

Originally Posted by marlo

anyone suprised??

this is the same management team that found no value in the market, spent £31m on berbatov, 17m on valencia and didn't think tevez was worth £25.5m.

here is a little interesting face.
the money spent on diouf and that midget mexican...is more than sunderland spent on darren bent.
'no value'...but then again...would a blind man find wally in a 'where's wally' book?

£#%&! off you arsenal loving @#%&!

Originally Posted by Sloane

hopefully he hasnt explained it properley.
surely he means contacts in mexico mentioned him, so they just checked his profile on the net and then just scouted him and found out about his lifestyle

Hope they didn't check this place then

Gay, rent boy, supermarket sweep host, etc...

Originally Posted by Sparky***

We should have a spanish enquiry into the whereabouts of this face.