New united film “too good to go down” BT sports 5/12

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

Maybe the doc shouldnt have been sticking mini doc where it shouldnt be?

These things happen

Originally Posted by Seamus

These things happen

“It just fell in there guv”

Originally Posted by rubbernecker

Absolute donkey but not many United players can say they played cricket for England

he still posts on here

can you imagine losing 7 on the spin in todays football

the doc made us great again, they should have gave him free reign but there were too many in the shadows who wanted to get one over him because he rightly so pushed them out of the first team. The only one who came away with any credit was Bobby Charlton, who knew when to leave.

Very good documentary, some great footage, just a shame it didn’t show the red army smashing windows and looting shops, that was the highlight of the era

Originally Posted by no fun

Very good documentary, some great footage, just a shame it didn’t show the red army smashing windows and looting shops, that was the highlight of the era

In the spirit of that I listened to this yesterday. Will be featuring it and your photo story on Sunday week's Blues and Grooves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S9yeVthAUQ

Originally Posted by jaffo

In the spirit of that I listened to this yesterday. Will be featuring it and your photo story on Sunday week's Blues and Grooves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S9yeVthAUQ

Originally Posted by no fun

Very good documentary, some great footage, just a shame it didn’t show the red army smashing windows and looting shops, that was the highlight of the era

timberland jacket

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

Wonder what he’d get for his image rights these days

From woodward, probably another 100k a week.

I repeat what I have said before - there are strong reasons to believe the Doc playing away wasn't the only reason he got the sack, far from it

before my time but the "denis law backheel sent united down" is one of the biggest, of many, bertie lies.

Originally Posted by MagnificentSeven

before my time but the "denis law backheel sent united down" is one of the biggest, of many, bertie lies.

Given that he evidently believed it at the time (that would, of course, not be possible today) its not hard to see how it took off tbf.

That was mega loved it

Originally Posted by Seamus

the doc made us great again, they should have gave him free reign but there were too many in the shadows who wanted to get one over him because he rightly so pushed them out of the first team. The only one who came away with any credit was Bobby Charlton, who knew when to leave.

And denis who got arsey with the reporter when he was accused of sending us down.

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

I repeat what I have said before - there are strong reasons to believe the Doc playing away wasn't the only reason he got the sack, far from it

The physio being told he’d be the one sacked and subsequently threatening to expose the board’s own skeletons?

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

I repeat what I have said before - there are strong reasons to believe the Doc playing away wasn't the only reason he got the sack, far from it

What other reasons?

brilliant watch loved it should be compulsory viewing for today's snowflake fans

saw No Fun on the pitch during the Second Division Trophy parade

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

brilliant watch loved it should be compulsory viewing for today's snowflake fans

saw No Fun on the pitch during the Second Division Trophy parade

Was at that game

The game before, notts county away, was the best riot of the season

Originally Posted by no fun

Was at that game

The game before, notts county away, was the best riot of the season

my mate's mum was there she was on the pitch

Originally Posted by Seamus

What other reasons?

Persistent rumours of financial "irregularities", or so I have been told by more than one source.