Question for the Man Utd Fans

[northernladuk]

It's been an extremely difficult watch this season, however, they are both fantastic teams whose football I'm frankly jealous of,
however, if anyone were to truly press me - I'd prefer City (fellow Manchester team, most of my mates are Blues).

Gnarly!! WB!

[Mordac]

You really must be looking forward to our glorious 4-0 win over Barcelona tonight then. Could you imagine the crowing after that upset.

Unfortunately, I can't see it happening

Er, you were saying?

[Big Blue Plymouth]

FFS!

[shaunbhoy]

FFS!

Indeed!!

[original PM]

You really must be looking forward to our glorious 4-0 win over Barcelona tonight then. Could you imagine the crowing after that upset.

Unfortunately, I can't see it happening

I hope you put your money where your mouf is on this one.

[emoji385]

[Mordac]

If I'd had a spare half-million I wouldn't have put a tenner on 4-0. Hat-tip to the Scousers if they pull this off, even their own fans didn't (genuinely) think they'd pull it off.

[Mordac]

You really must be looking forward to our glorious 4-0 win over Barcelona tonight then. Could you imagine the crowing after that upset.

Unfortunately, I can't see it happening

Do you feel like a bit of a berky werky right now? Or are you still too brainbuggered to know what's going on?

[woohoo]

You really must be looking forward to our glorious 4-0 win over Barcelona tonight then. Could you imagine the crowing after that upset.

Unfortunately, I can't see it happening

Had every confidence, let the crowing begin.

[Hobosapien]

Fair do's, the other side of the LFC fan coin is they are amongst the most fervent in the world when at Anfield.

Well done LFC, not many will have genuinely believed they could pull off such a second leg turnaround after the performance of Barcelona in the first leg. Shows how much relying on key players (Messi and 'biter') doesn't always work out. They only needed one away goal to put it out of reach so I bet LFC fans were sweating till the very end.

So a good chance City win the Premier League and Liverpool win the Champions League. Would both teams prefer a swap seeing as neither has won the other? I think secretly they would.

[saptastic]

Fair do's, the other side of the LFC fan coin is they are amongst the most fervent in the world when at Anfield.

Well done LFC, not many will have genuinely believed they could pull off such a second leg turnaround after the performance of Barcelona in the first leg. Shows how much relying on key players (Messi and 'biter') doesn't always work out. They only needed one away goal to put it out of reach so I bet LFC fans were sweating till the very end.

So a good chance City win the Premier League and Liverpool win the Champions League. Would both teams prefer a swap seeing as neither has won the other? I think secretly they would.

Ironically yes no doubt. Unreal with no salah no firminio.