2-2!
should of been 2-1 to us !

Haha!!

In all honesty I do think Richardson was trying to pass the ball back to the original position where the freekick should've been taken, so I don't think he should've been sent off.

As they said on motd, Man U score so many goals because of the amount of pressure they heap on their opponents within the last 20 or so minutes, fair play to you though you deserved the draw at the very least, probably even deserved a win. Still hurt us because if Chelsea won today we'd be dropped back down to second. (dunno the score yet, waiting for motd tonight.

Well thats how i saw rico's red card incident
dam ref ¬¬

Should of been a win, and anton needs shooting for his strikers instinct

he did his brother a favour lol

Oh no, another person who supports a big team!

Me and Rob support REAL football clubs

St Mirren highlights are on the BBC now. A nice win for us, and I'd like to see Rooney try and match our 2nd goal

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/scotland/8289707.stm

Surely a major contender for goal of the season in the SPL.

While you might be a big team fan anony, I still hope you get better

Man Utd were the first team I ever saw about 17 years ago, supported em ever since, everyone tries to make me support my local team but I think loyalty is one of the most important things in life, so won't become a traitor. Can't really call me a glory fan if I've supported them since I was 3 and didn't even know anything about them or what the future would hold for them, can you?

Btw I also support Reading, hence the blue and white striped hat.
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And they aren't a big club so.

P.S. thanks for wishing me well, hope it doesn't last too long

How often do you go and watch Manchester United? Not a dig, just in case you're wondering

erm, what I'll say is, if I wasn't a student and could afford a ticket I'd go a lot more, but with the prices being so high i very rarely have the opportunity to go, so hardly ever, usually just on birthdays or when I have spare money, plus I have to pay for transport and live 3 hours away from manchester, maybe 3-4 times a season

Prices are bad. I heard a season ticket at Tottenham was around 900 pounds :O I can only imagine how worse it is for Man Utd. Also the problem with England is the distance travelled for away games, especially for Carlisle or Plymouth fans.

Up here in Scotland we complain about 4 hour trips to Inverness or Aberdeen and prices are bad as well. Last season it was 22 pounds for an adult to watch newly promoted Hamilton

Season tickets - mine was 125 quid for U18. Adult is in the 300.

I'm not too bad with money, I try to follow the team week in week out, I even went to Aberdeen lol. The only times I wont go to watch us is if it's really far for a midweek game, or away to the Old Firm, which is a horrible experience. Only game I've missed so far is away to Hibernian due to being in Belgium

cool. For a Man U season ticket you're talking between £1200 and £1500, and about £80-100 for 1 ticket, I went to see how much man u v liverpool was last season at OT, £180, you can guess my reaction.

Shows these days it's all about the money, and not the fans. Scottish football is terrible to watch, and yet teams charge adults 20 quid to sit through a poor game. While the EPL is overpriced, at least it offers quality football.

yeah maybe, I'm not a fan of Scottish football but to be honest I don't watch it so don't know what it's like lol, stupid prices to see the top 4 clubs in the EPL, you have to be at least on middle class wages to afford the prices, rediculous as I'm an avid united fan and would literally travel the 3 hours to every home game if it were cheaper.

Readings my home town

So i do watch out for them also

i watch sky sports free over the internet lol so i support every team thats on

Well I'm back from my hols, but I seem to have stumbled into the footy chat thread - could anyone direct me to the Nutters thread please? And what have I missed in the last 2 weeks?

So do I mate, Sopcast and myp2p are the way forward

and.......they're legal

We've signed people, we're TOP OF THE LEAGUE (last time I checked) and St Mirren won a game at home!

doesn't happen very often does it?

only joking

I can tell you now if anyone has paid them prices then they are a mug! I have a season ticket in the North Stand Tier 2 which costs me less than £800 I sell a lot of my tickets with working but love the big games! Tickets for Crewe are much cheaper and love to watch them home and away some weekends!

Anyway sorry to invade this thread - good luck Nutters

even so £800 is a hell of a lot lol, I was talking about the best seating areas anyways, however I'm not overly certain how much they would be I just know it's blumin expensive lol, I just looked around on third party sites to see how much and they said that price, mainly because there's about a five year waiting list on the official site lol, but third party site do heap on the extra charges so £800-£1000 sounds about right.

I wish I wasn't a tax dodger (student), but I would need to be bringing the cash in to afford to go every week lol, about £60 train journey on top of the ticket price every home game, imagine that £800 for a season ticket, £60 x 18 for travelling (about £1000) thats about £1800 in all to watch every game at home for one season, rediculous in my opinion, but I would love to do it eventually, just dunno if I'll ever be able to