elampiro:

1. ....and can you tell us what happened the last time Man United met Chelsea in the Champions league? Then also what happened between them in the EPL same year. You have said the officiating in UCL is better.

2. Can you mention with evidence the number of matches United were favoured with referees errors this season? b.Then compared with the number of matches they were disfavoured? C. Also get statistics of that of City , Arsenal and co, then we can return here and compare. This season alone, City have won from two offside goal and got a draw from an opponent good goal disallowed.

3. How have you forgotten that the last time Chelsea won EPL it has to be a point above United, if Drogba's clear offside goal had been disallowed, United would have been champions. Drogba was at least 2 yards offside when the ball was passed to him. The previous year it was a dubious penalty against Michael Carrick that earned Chelsea a 2-1 controversial victory, yet United won the league. In 2011 it was a controversial penalty against Smalling that sent Chelsea 2-1 up in the league and Luis ought to have been given a black card for several malicious tackles. But in same year it was a different ball game in the UCL. The last I checked, the times United had beaten Chelsea in the EPL, the scoreline were heavy. 3-0, 3-1, etc.

I wanted to ignore you, but now, I decided to teach you some football.

SailorXY:
& u call this fart outta your a.sss.s words? The definition of dumbasses must include 'em junks who conspired to manufacture you

El Guapo:

Also teach him that u fellahs would need Clattenburg's Arrse-officiating to break ur God knows how many Yrs EPL Victory drought at the bridge.

Then also teach him that before u folks begin to dish out the 3nils, Chelsea had done that on yur turf and repeated it at the Bridge - Citey would do the 6-1 Gangnam style there too...

Lecturer aint u leaving behind some Notes?

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elampiro:


United is not only the best in the EPL, it is the second best in Europe in the last decade or thereabout. So it's a great team and a great manager we have.

Anyway I was told not o respond to you guys again. But thanks for appreciating and showing respect to Man United by being on this thread. Nothing will ever make me to be on Chelsea or Arsenal thread. The best I can do is make comment on a match thread.

El Guapo:

Also teach him that u fellahs would need Clattenburg's Arrse-officiating to break ur God knows how many Yrs EPL Victory drought at the bridge.

Then also teach him that before u folks begin to dish out the 3nils, Chelsea had done that on yur turf and repeated it at the Bridge - Citey would do the 6-1 Gangnam style there too...

Lecturer aint u leaving behind some Notes?

StarBoard:
Chatting absolute bollocks.
But what then do we expect from a half-educated Chelsea fan notorious for talking rubbish in general and saying nothing in particular?
You mention 3-nils.
But you forget that the season you beat us 3-nil in the Premiership at OT(2001/2),we beat you three nil in the reverse fixture at the Bridge.Unfortunately you wouldn't know.
You forget the 4-nil FA Cup wins at Wembley and 2-nil wins at the bridge in 1999.Among others.
By the way, I wonder what City has to do with this argument.
And before you start going Clattenburg, you forget a certain Martin Atkinson who did us in twice at the Bridge in successive seasons, and Mike Dean at OT as well in awarding a clear offside goal. I wonder why it's hard to take some truth when it's bitter towards u. . .that's why Clattenburg becomes an issue.
My friend, zip it.
Chelsea still cannot come close to United on any level. Never mind that fluke Champions League win last season, but look where you ended up after that.

El Guapo:

Stealing whose Lyrics tis time? Must be 2pac!

Have u ever heard of 'Shut it when not making a Point'?

StarBoard:
Chatting absolute bollocks.
But what then do we expect from a half-educated Chelsea fan notorious for talking rubbish in general and saying nothing in particular?
You mention 3-nils.
But you forget that the season you beat us 3-nil in the Premiership at OT(2001/2),we beat you three nil in the reverse fixture at the Bridge.Unfortunately you wouldn't know.
You forget the 4-nil FA Cup wins at Wembley and 2-nil wins at the bridge in 1999.Among others.
By the way, I wonder what City has to do with this argument.
And before you start going Clattenburg, you forget a certain Martin Atkinson who did us in twice at the Bridge in successive seasons, and Mike Dean at OT as well in awarding a clear offside goal. I wonder why it's hard to take some truth when it's bitter towards u. . .that's why Clattenburg becomes an issue.
My friend, zip it.
Chelsea still cannot come close to United on any level. Never mind that fluke Champions League win last season, but look where you ended up after that.

StarBoard:
Chatting absolute bollocks.
But what then do we expect from a half-educated Chelsea fan notorious for talking rubbish in general and saying nothing in particular?
You mention 3-nils.
But you forget that the season you beat us 3-nil in the Premiership at OT(2001/2),we beat you three nil in the reverse fixture at the Bridge.Unfortunately you wouldn't know.
You forget the 4-nil FA Cup wins at Wembley and 2-nil wins at the bridge in 1999.Among others.
By the way, I wonder what City has to do with this argument.
And before you start going Clattenburg, you forget a certain Martin Atkinson who did us in twice at the Bridge in successive seasons, and Mike Dean at OT as well in awarding a clear offside goal. I wonder why it's hard to take some truth when it's bitter towards u. . .that's why Clattenburg becomes an issue.
My friend, zip it.
Chelsea still cannot come close to United on any level. Never mind that fluke Champions League win last season, but look where you ended up after that.

SailorXY:
Lyrics? Tupac? What's this cattle musing over? You are nat even using 0.01% of your brain. Yet there you are in your rented apartment, screaming dumbasses

Would hate to hear a Manure fan committed Suicide Just after goin' tru Screen-typed Jabs.

Take a Chill Pill Fella - U've been Warned

El Guapo:

Would hate to hear a Manure fan committed Suicide Just after goin' tru Screen-typed Jabs.

Take a Chill Pill Fella - U've been Warned

Mr_TA: So we still have these anti man utd morons infiltrating our thread. An wa oh. Your tears, your tears, all I want is your tears! keeping crying while we celebrate trophies.

The emboldened words almost gave me Cardiac arrest...

SailorXY:
Hahahaha I'm sure painting your *these* garbage you write must be making you feel real smart, oh well, real bad news. But I won't discourage you, if it makes you feel better, then why not?

Hehe - Kept thinkin' why u would love to thrust into war of words wih me, u've been canvasin' for it seriously, a flash of thought explained u could have a Lexicon nearby fetching u bizzare courage or on ur lonely hours, u love to be shittd Upon - Key reason i wanted to have a 'sensible' converso wih Coog and not a dumbass

El Guapo:

Yeah we know of 'Fortunate Success' and big guns who's got it.

No fact denying u dudes ruling the English roost for a Long Period, i'd Only blame the likes of Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle etc who never posed Genuine threats then - While we battled Finance.

El Guapo:



Doesn't change the Fact that u're Just Gaychester United that've banked on Refs on more Occasions for Victories - Check the records.

StarBoard: And before you start going Clattenburg, you forget a certain Martin Atkinson who did us in twice at the Bridge in successive seasons, and Mike Dean at OT as well in awarding a clear offside goal. I wonder why it's hard to take some truth when it's bitter towards u. . .that's why Clattenburg becomes an issue.

El Guapo:

Atkinson factor enroute to ur defeats? Am sure Evans was lucky to have remained on the pitch after embarking on a Kungfu demeanour, tell me Martin was Harsh.

And for the records, am certain Jose shittd at OT 3 goals to One and there wasn't a repeat of such or a Likely defeat in the reverse fixture.

StarBoard:
Idio.t
How was the deciding goal in that tie scored?
Answer on a post card, night-school graduate.

Unfortunately, you are just the Mourinho era Chelsea fan,the noisy and empty type of fan, so I wouldn't expect your memory to serve you back into the 2001/2 season i'm refering to,since your brain power is still in lumens.

El Guapo: Here's been all my Point On here - You guys are Just a Lucky bundles of Midgets that depend on Refs for Victory, ur winning the League should be an all 'Thank U Mr Refs'

Mnaure have had a number of key moments of luck this year to assist them in their run to the Premier League title.

Liverpool Jonjo Shelvey's red card and Antonio Valencia's penalty decision both in the same match; Fernando Torres' red card and Javier Hernandez's game-winning goal as well—those instantly spring to mind as moments when United simply got lucky.

There can be no disputing that Manure have received several controversial calls this year that have aided their title chase.

That's not to say that the Red Devils didn't deserve those calls, and that the call was incorrect; it's just to say that the vast majority of the close calls have gone the way of United.

As mentioned before, Liverpool's Jonjo Shelvey was sent off for a tackle that many believe Jonny Evans should also have been sent off for. Antonio Valencia later won a penalty in that game for a collision that had minimal contact in it, to say the least.

United would go on to win that game 2-1.

The match against Chelsea was also key, with Fernando Torres being sent off for a tackle on Jonny Evans that again that looked to feature very little contact. Javier Hernandez would go on to score the game-winning goal from an offside position and the linesman's flag stayed down.

United won 3-2.

And just recently in the FA Cup, United were awarded a penalty for a handball on West Ham's Jordan Spence just moments after the referee had waved away similar shouts for a penalty on Red Devils' defender Rafael Da Silva.

United would go on to win that game 1-0.

There are countless more examples for the Red Devils this season to prove that they have been fortunate in terms of those "50-50" referring decisions.

The 2012-13 season testifies that it's true.

Mr_TA:

Please we need more of your blue tears. more please.

Facts Bro

Mr_TA: Excellent, don't stop now though..

You forgot to put mike dean in a man utd jersey as well.


While we shine 13 premier league trophies.

Returning some sense of Belonging - U'd need to thank me later

El Guapo: Here's been all my Point On here - You guys are Just a Lucky bundles of Midgets that depend on Refs for Victory, ur winning the League should be an all 'Thank U Mr Refs'

Mnaure have had a number of key moments of luck this year to assist them in their run to the Premier League title.

Liverpool Jonjo Shelvey's red card and Antonio Valencia's penalty decision both in the same match; Fernando Torres' red card and Javier Hernandez's game-winning goal as well—those instantly spring to mind as moments when United simply got lucky.

There can be no disputing that Manure have received several controversial calls this year that have aided their title chase.

That's not to say that the Devils didn't deserve those calls, and that the call was incorrect; it's just to say that the vast majority of the close calls have gone the way of United.

As mentioned before, Liverpool's Jonjo Shelvey was sent off for a tackle that many believe Jonny Evans should also have been sent off for. Antonio Valencia later won a penalty in that game for a collision that had minimal contact in it, to say the least.

United would go on to win that game 2-1.

The match against Chelsea was also key, with Fernando Torres being sent off for a tackle on Jonny Evans that again that looked to feature very little contact. Javier Hernandez would go on to score the game-winning goal from an offside position and the linesman's flag stayed down.

United won 3-2.

And just recently in the FA Cup, United were awarded a penalty for a handball on West Ham's Jordan Spence just moments after the referee had waved away similar shouts for a penalty on Devils' defender Rafael Da Silva.

United would go on to win that game 1-0.

There are countless more examples for the Red Devils this season to prove that they have been fortunate in terms of those "50-50" referring decisions.

The 2012-13 season testifies that it's true.

elampiro:

Your long essay is only about two matches. Liverpool Vs Man United and Chelsea vs Man United. Even at that, some of the points were not backed by evidence, like videos. Now all you guys shouting favouritism is all about two matches. I challenge you to come forward with more like this and with evidence. It appears you people have forgotten Manchester United were also disfavoured in some matches. All your essay above only suggest United gained four points from two match errors. You guys have simply forgotten United won this league with four matches to go and 13 points clear off City, 20+ points clear off Chelsea, despite United also losing points to referee errors. I have not even started counting the points City got from referee errors, if all plus and minus were to be taken into consideration, United will be at least 15 points clear.

Now I know the reason I was told not to argue about this.

Mr_TA: Only losers look for excuses and cry about it. It's what it all comes down to.

El Guapo:

And I never wished u'd Opine facts of the Past.

The Real Era kicked Off Under Jose - And we're Proud of it.