Clattenberg gate rumbles on

Anyone else remember David Moyes rant about United getting all the big decisions before the FA cup semi final. Stonewall penalty turned down in the game.

Other mentions go to the clear goal against Forest in 89 FA cup 6th round. Paul Scholes offside goal v Porto, Arsenal 1st semi disallowed goal 1999, Bruce Grobbelaar bringing down Gordon McQueen as last man in the 83 Milk cup Final and Bobby Stokes offside winner in 76 - need I go on?

You can guarantee the next big decision will go against us

What's happened to your rep? Whove you upset?

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

What's happened to your rep? Whove you upset?

Magic Cantona, KFC Bucket you know the usual forum mongs

Thing is Rep really means something to them

Don't worry I'll bump into them one day on Warwick Road

I thought you were going back to RI?

Originally Posted by believe

I thought you were going back to RI?

Julie won't let me back on - too bas ass

Good work Tony.

Meanwhile Arsenal's 46 pens in 9 games or whatever the £#%&! it is slips quietly through the london media

We wont get a pen or a decision for £#%&!ing ages now your right.

No foul given, no whistle blown, keeper throws ball on floor in front of the opposition, opposition get it and score, result ....any other team, quick thinking genius, United however

I wouldn't mind, but Nani asked permission before putting it in the net, and even then he hesitated.

Soz Tone, gave you bad rep instead of good rep.

Thought I was on koppas profile tbh.

Originally Posted by red @rmy

Soz Tone, gave you bad rep instead of good rep.

Thought I was on koppas profile tbh.

Nay bother, to be honest I personally think there's more kudos in having lots of red squares

Originally Posted by tony tabletop

Anyone else remember David Moyes rant about United getting all the big decisions before the FA cup semi final. Stonewall penalty turned down in the game.

Other mentions go to the clear goal against Forest in 89 FA cup 6th round. Paul Scholes offside goal v Porto, Arsenal 1st semi disallowed goal 1999, Bruce Grobbelaar bringing down Gordon McQueen as last man in the 83 Milk cup Final and Bobby Stokes offside winner in 76 - need I go on?

You can guarantee the next big decision will go against us

Nothing prior to 76? Seem to remember reading about Billy Meredith having a perfectly good goal disallowed versus Bradford Park Avenue?

Originally Posted by tony tabletop

Nay bother, to be honest I personally think there's more kudos in having lots of red squares

Indeed I meant to give you bad but gave you good ....these things work out in the end.

Im only kidding mard arse, thats two good reps i've give you now !

Originally Posted by Charlestown Rouge

Nothing prior to 76? Seem to remember reading about Billy Meredith having a perfectly good goal disallowed versus Bradford Park Avenue?

Do I detect a little cynicism in the tone of your post?

Chill out dude not point scoring here, just stand out moments in my lifetime - feel free to add some of your own

Originally Posted by tony tabletop

Do I detect a little cynicism in the tone of your post?

Chill out dude not point scoring here, just stand out moments in my lifetime - feel free to add some of your own

Charlie once spotted a morrisons shopping trolley in the rochdale canal whilst out on a run.
He was so disgusted it wasn't a waitrose trolley that he moved down south.

Originally Posted by red @rmy

Charlie once spotted a morrisons shopping trolley in the rochdale canal whilst out on a run.
He was so disgusted it wasn't a waitrose trolley that he moved down south.

He seems a bit grumpy to me generally, trouble at home

Originally Posted by dunk

I wouldn't mind, but Nani asked permission before putting it in the net, and even then he hesitated.

He did quite clearly and Clattenberg gave it... but thats overlooked as he's clearly a cheating portuguese @#%&!

Henry Winter said on the Sunday Supplement that he thought it wasa penalty anyway? haven't seen any replays and was very pissed watching it but that was my first impression, any truth in it?

Originally Posted by Albert Tatlock

He did quite clearly and Clattenberg gave it... but thats overlooked as he's clearly a cheating portuguese @#%&!

Apparantly Scholes told him to shoot.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Apparantly Scholes told him to shoot.

Ah, well that's it then. A ginger is involved, we almost certainly cheated.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Henry Winter said on the Sunday Supplement that he thought it wasa penalty anyway? haven't seen any replays and was very pissed watching it but that was my first impression, any truth in it?

The defender tugged his shirt, he didn't go down immediately but eventually did, (all of this in the box). Pretty good shout for a pen