Well done Manchester United

1st team to win 25 matches in the first 30 league matches of the season...

what a team

what a manager

i love you van persie

i adore you wayne Rooney


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Great manager u have there Bob

Hibs

Don't expect the United bashes to comment ANOTHER 1ST achievement by Man United...()

GLORY, GLORY.... X(

Well done Man U, brilliant achievement. (tu)

this season they fully deserve it. No complaints from my corner. But at least they cant win the treble and I doubt if they will get past Chelsea in the FA Cup tomorrow

big game this week for your side CNC.... I have been preaching Munich for a few months now so we see this week...

What a "lucky" team with a "lucky" manager - Not!!

gregbucks Wrote:

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> Hibs
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> Don't expect the United bashes to comment ANOTHER
> 1ST achievement by Man United...()
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> GLORY, GLORY.... X(


Shame Osama Bin Laden missed it..
Another non local glory hunter...
No wonder Old Trafford struggles to generate an atmosphere considering the size of crowds they get..

I also love Fernando Torres ()

Davetheflower, what the fark you know, i've been a united supporter for over 30 years, way before they even won the league, so whats with all this cock and bull about being a non local glory hunter ??... And as for the atmosphere at Old Trafford your last line is probably the biggest pish that's come out of your mouth, seeing as you the expert and you up at Old Trafford every week, explain to me what the atmosphere is like?? I have family that don't even support United who have said exactly the opposite to what you say...

But the couldn't get beyond last 16 in Europe ... Shows how poor the premiership must be.

Tipster Wrote:

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> But the couldn't get beyond last 16 in Europe ...
> Shows how poor the premiership must be.

While I would agree that the top English clubs are not what they were a few seasons ago, that does not necessarily reflect on the overall standard of the Premiership. And although they were knocked out, most with open minds would say United were probably unfortunate to go out to RM, City had a very tough League for an inexperienced Champions League club and Arsenal went out recovering more than a little pride with a win in Munich. The fact that there are also 3 English clubs in the QFs of the Europa Cup would support the "theory" that overall the Premiership is still of a very high standard compared to other European leagues.