Robin Van Purse Strings & Exactly Why United Are So Hated, See Rio Ferdinand For Example

Robin Van Purse strings well well well what can I say, his choice to join United was based on nothing but bitterness. Bitterness for Manchester City for more than one reason. The little boy at Arsenal was the end of a conveyor belt of talent, he had to watch on as all who followed him were average at best. Seeing all the greats leave through the exit door must have been heartbreaking, with the last of them being Thierry Henry you wonder if he felt trapped.

Then when a bit of promise started to show in the form of Cesc Fabregas, Samir Nasri and Gael Clichy backed up by the last of the seniors in Kolo Toure and Emmanuel Adebayor. Along came FC Barcelona and more importantly Manchester City, Kolo Toure, then Adebayor (the lazy git), followed by Clichy and Nasri, you can understand how his dislike for Manchester City came about. His dislike was ever present every time Arsenal met Manchester City, he made it personal on many an occasion against Adebayor, Nasri and most recently Balotelli ending in him being on the receiving end of retaliation. I knew from day one that if Manchester City went for the little crippled whiner, he would choose to turn us down. I for one am happy he ended up at United, 29 years old, injury stricken and one crack away from a career ending injury with the FFP ready to take hold is a damn huge gamble for one little title.

The only thing I regret us not doing, was not replacing Balotelli or at least not giving Guidetti a chance out on the wing.

I'd take 1 Sergio Aguero over 5 Van Purse Strings all day long.

Oh well, I hope the records keep those inbred rags warm at night when Fergy finally calls it a day, they are going to need all the warmth they can get their grubby little hands on. (you'd think the fall of Liverpool would have taught the rag fans a lesson, it's obvious they lack the intelligence to see past their own arrogance).

All the United fans and the United fan run websites, media and papers had been talking up how they had the title rapped up, thus insulting and dismissing Stoke City, West Ham, Aston Villa, Arsenal, Chelsea, Swansea and West Brom before they had even mathematically secured top spot. All those clubs were more than capable of taking points if not a win, their arrogance rears its ugly head each and every time United are in the driving seat.

The poor fools believe it's because of their clubs success?, the very same success they fail to realise was achieved before they even took their first gasp of air or barely out of nappies. Those rags that were trying to show caution were only doing so to not go through a repeat of last seasons HUGE disappointment and upset but again even their arrogance was starting to show.

I keep reminding myself as much as possible, never to allow myself to drop to their level. Arrogance is an ugly trait, Ignorance is equally another which they have in abundance.

Their arrogance is so infectious that any player joining their club immediately begin to schooling on how they should go about hating Liverpool and Manchester City. Rio Ferdinand's latest outburst only goes to show how arrogant they are, they've become so bitter that it is now part of their clubs fabric.

I never thought I'd see the day when a club taught their players to dive, I mean cheating is and unfortunately always will be a part of sport but blatantly cheating for everyone to see is just embarrassingly stupid. To the typical rag United fan its all part of the game and OK as long as it's them doing it and winning in the process, the second they lose while trying to cheat their way to a win and they attack their players for not getting away with it.

Well done to our club for congratulating the rags on their title win, we won't be seeing their club return the humble gesture. They have all but forgot that if it was not for Manchester City, their success could have easily gone in the other direction (if only we didn't help them out after World War II. I too wish to congratulate their club for the title win though don't believe I would have liked my club to win it that way myself.  I honestly don't think our Premier League title win will ever be bettered, the only way that would happen is if a club came out of nowhere with no money and snatched the title.

Don't hate them, Pity them.

Keep that trophy warm, clean and shiny for us, we'll be back next season to collect it from you.