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The other morning, on the way to work I asked my husband.."What is Manchester United?" He said "A British Soccer team, why?" Apparently, the night before, I dreamt I was going from store to store..somewhere..looking for a souvenier of Manchester United..and I woke up having no clue what it was, or what I was looking for it!!

:wah: My step-sister and brother-in-law live in Manchester and are big fans!

Here are some souvenirs!

http://www.soccerbox.com/manutdsouvenirs.html

chonsigirl wrote: :wah: My step-sister and brother-in-law live in Manchester and are big fans!

Here are some souvenirs!

http://www.soccerbox.com/manutdsouvenirs.html


Thanks Chonsi. Maybe I should go to Arnolds trade thread and ask for one. I could trade a football souvenier.

:wah: That is good, snooze!

Marie5656 wrote: The other morning, on the way to work I asked my husband.."What is Manchester United?" He said "A British Soccer team, why?" Apparently, the night before, I dreamt I was going from store to store..somewhere..looking for a souvenier of Manchester United..and I woke up having no clue what it was, or what I was looking for it!!


Hahaha nice dream Marie, but I hope that the souvenir you were supposed to be looking for was something ugly, and boring, just the way that Manchester United play every season. :wah:

:wah: You know someone will hear that, Chris!

:wah: Well I'm only speaking for practically every other single fan around the UK that doesn't support them hahaha. *Tries to remember who supports them in FG,*



Whoops........ can I take that back now!!

I think Abbey does.........................

That's what I thought........ Right I think a quick visit to a joke shop is in order to buy some of those fake glasses and a mask to hide myself. :p

chrisb84uk wrote: Hahaha nice dream Marie, but I hope that the souvenir you were supposed to be looking for was something ugly, and boring, just the way that Manchester United play every season. :wah:


Ahh I am so hurt.

I hope you are speaking about the football team and not the supporteers

DayDreamer wrote: Ahh I am so hurt.



I hope you are speaking about the football team and not the supporteers


No I was talking about the team not the supporters. I think England has some of the greatest, most passionate fans in the world, that go through thick and thin to support their team. I take it from this that you are a Man U fan then DD??

chrisb84uk wrote: No I was talking about the team not the supporters. I think England has some of the greatest, most passionate fans in the world, that go through thick and thin to support their team. I take it from this that you are a Man U fan then DD??


Its more my husband and son that are the fans.

But I work just around the corner from the stadium:-6

DayDreamer wrote: Its more my husband and son that are the fans.



But I work just around the corner from the stadium:-6


Wow, you must be able to get a lot of the atmosphere then if you only work around the corner from the stadium. I bet it gets really loud.

chrisb84uk wrote: Wow, you must be able to get a lot of the atmosphere then if you only work around the corner from the stadium. I bet it gets really loud.


If there is a match on during the week we have to leave the office early as the the area is full of united fans from all over the world and it gets gridlocked with the traffic.

There is a steady stream of supporters visiting the museum and the mega store:-6

DayDreamer wrote: If there is a match on during the week we have to leave the office early as the the area is full of united fans from all over the world and it gets gridlocked with the traffic.



There is a steady stream of supporters visiting the museum and the mega store:-6


Oh I can imagine, especially during European nights when you will get visited by fans from all kinds of countries. I'm sure they all behave themselves though when they arrive at the stadium, but all go home dis-appointed after getting beat hehehe.

chrisb84uk wrote: Oh I can imagine, especially during European nights when you will get visited by fans from all kinds of countries. I'm sure they all behave themselves though when they arrive at the stadium, but all go home dis-appointed after getting beat hehehe.Wash your mouth out!

Havent seen Redman around for ages, hope he's ok.

ArnoldLayne wrote: Thats not a dream Marie, thats a nightmare :wah:OIY Yer southern monkey, d'ya wanna bunch o fives?

Hmm..seems my innocent dream has kicked up some of the rivalry between the United fans....and those who are not. Guess I will sit back and watch the festivities. :rolleyes:

Marie5656 wrote: Hmm..seems my innocent dream has kicked up some of the rivalry between the United fans....and those who are not. Guess I will sit back and watch the festivities. :rolleyes: Only a bit of fun Marie, just call it the North-South divide. :wah:

Ha-civil war, huh?

I do like your avatar, abbey....................

abbey wrote: Only a bit of fun Marie, just call it the North-South divide. :wah:


Abbey - surely you're not one of that rare breed that supports Manchester United and is actually FROM Manchester?

I hope so as it would pain me greatly to see someone as sweet as you as a glory-hunter

Uncle Kram wrote: Abbey - surely you're not one of that rare breed that supports Manchester United and is actually FROM Manchester?



I hope so as it would pain me greatly to see someone as sweet as you as a glory-hunter :DI am a lancashire lass hon, i suppose i should support Rochdale or Bury but bugger that for a lark,

I'm a red through and through.:-4

abbey wrote: Only a bit of fun Marie, just call it the North-South divide. :wah:


I always thought is was Liverpool and Leeds at the top of the list - and Arsenel came a lot further down.