Cheers, son's crying. Nice one

[Moan? Nope-I saw Longhorn]

I actually don’t give a shit about ur son, I was there in the 90s at the old Wembley against palace, and here we are again nearly 30 years later…. More heartache.. think of the long suffering fans not your bloody son who’s been here 2 mins

Aye
That’s the spirit
I know which juvenile I prefer following my team.
When (if) you attain the maturity of an eight year old you may wish to reflect upon the reason why?

 

[Dnblade]

Remember being gutted as an 8 year old when we were relegated in '68.
Your lad will get over it,it's character building,not everything is going to go his way in life...him being upset shows what it means to him...hope he's feeling better now he's had a couple of days to get over it.

 

[Silent Blade]

I cried

England 2 West Germany 3 in 1970
Portsmouth 2 Blades 0 in FA Cup in 1971
When George Best scored in that match in 1971
England 1 Poland in 1973 (my only England full International match)
On hearing we drew 0-0 at Birmingham in April 1975

Saw my son cry when we lost that match against Wigan in 2007

 

[United Aren't Back.]

I cried

England 2 West Germany 3 in 1970
Portsmouth 2 Blades 0 in FA Cup in 1971
When George Best scored in that match in 1971
England 1 Poland in 1973 (my only England full International match)
On hearing we drew 0-0 at Birmingham in April 1975

Saw my son cry when we lost that match against Wigan in 2007

Saw a man bawling at home v Arsenal, 1975 76.

 

[fifty shades of blade]

I cried as a 9 year old when England went out of World Cup 82, think it was after a 0-0 draw with spain. Also when Don Givens missed the pen that sent us down. Only other times I have really cried is when I decided to go commando and then catch my cock in the zip of my shorts...

 

[Youngand70]

And kids are starving in Gaza, get a grip. If they can't accept United getting beaten then maybe introduce them to a hobby that's a bit less demanding.

Not just starving, being murdered while the British government does sweet FA. Then again Wilder is a great role model and example for kids with his mardy, childish antics and costing the club £445,500 in fines.