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i remember from being 11-21ish, football being more gritty and real (and i am youngster compared to a lot on here...) it was lads (and a few wimmin), different characters going around the country supporting united and it being a proper real, visceral experience. i remember my first games - surrounded by some proper characters, double demin'd up and looking like slade rejects... it was bonkers and an electic mix of people from different backgrounds... lads from swinton, moston, eccles, miles platting... all decent and die hard. when i still went, towards the tail end it was your £#%&!ing nerd types like goldbridge - all the charm and charisma of a £#%&!ing insurance office temp.... where i used to regularly sit it became less and less of the old guard, and more people who looked like there were off down deansgate locks off the game... the final straw for me was some bloke and his missus coming in to the ground just after kick off with £#%&!ing shopping bags and leaving before the end because she was bored (didn't blame her on that one...) my point is, i'd like to here more of the old stuff about united, from lads like O'Neil and even Boyle, but they're getting swamped by gimps (the latter group in my point) with money and the knack of knowing how to appeal to the social media generation. they're identikit - i couldn't tell them apart and it's paint by numbers, just add water content for the insta generation. each to their, but i think these two would do better to cater to the people who miss the old days and not the brap-brap ADHD generation. IMO. That post shouldn't have taken that long to type and articulate, to be fair... |
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Their audience will be the lads that go a few games a season that want to differentiate themselves from the Goldbridge crowd. #Properreds |
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Don’t know this webby lad, but know O’N on nodding terms from the garden city, and I think he has the nous to know that nobody is really that interested in what he has to say about Utd plc or even his view on team performance, but there would be an audience for tales of kicking £#%&! out of stoke in town ....but I don’t think he can revisit those days due to the role he now has a Hotel Football |
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What did he do to embarras himself? Yes i remember he lost weight before this place started. |
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Speaking of tales of kicking £#%&! out of people- this arrived today: Wonder if Sparky gets a mention? |
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Proper lives and breathes united and has always come across really well to me. |
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I don't bother with any United related internet fan content other than I sometimes listen to the United We Stand podcast which is just sound lads talking like most sound reds do, if they have a different opinion they actually back it up.
I still get the fanzine too, I miss Red Issue and their take on the club but I find UWS gets the line right between being critical and being positive about the club. |
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