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*waits patiently for henry's excuses*![]()
Ha ha ha English Premiership and European Champions League winners held to a draw by a club from a "third world country". Oh life is so sweet....![]()
Yes, and the first prize goes to anyone who can name me the six school-children we played in the 2nd half.
That penalty was ill given IMO. No excuses - rubbish game.
That was a legit penalty (from where I was sitting (standing)). Cape Town is indeed a ManU crazy province. But I kept on blowing the Vuvuzela and raising my Chiafs flag as high as I can! I ended up sitting among some staunch ManU fans. I hate it when people get all emotional, I mean one dude was swearing, and whenever Chiefs has possesion he will go beserk! I really didnt care much whether who had possesion! For me it was entertainment! Look, locally I support Chiefs (and hate Pirates). Internationally I support ManU and Barca! But obviously I want either Chiefs or Pirates to moer ManU - no doubt about that!
Ha ha ha look at them pouring out their excuses! Now correct me if I am wrong but did United not play better in the second half when those "school children" were on the field?
And if your team, Man U to clarify, was so hot then surely one ill given penalty should not have made a difference as they surely should have beaten a South African club 4-0 anyway?
its a meaningless pre season friendly.. a 'warm up' for united.....
for chiefs it was a rare opportunity to play against the worlds best, a good performance from them was expected, but dont expect united to play league or champions league football during a friendly
Lance! Dude!What a load of crock?
What the hell does supporting a foreign team have to do with the apartheid years?
Seriously?!?! I understand that you're all Pro-SA, but you're off on tangent thats so slanted in nonsense its not even funny bro.
I support ManU, so do countless others - and plenty of people as we all know support foreign teams as the standard of play in this country, is not on par with international football. So? Are we all to be labelled as traitors and supporters of the apartheid regime in your mind?