There were three points of time where I could have written this post. One was immediately after our latest putting-in-place of our noisy neighbours and third Fergie time winner against them this season. These three games are definitely a full chapter in the surely-to-be-authored bestseller ‘United’s late, late goals’. And of course, the sweetness of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Derby Day’
The weekend where everything’s gone right
Posted in Man United, tagged Derby Day, Hero worship, Reviews on April 18, 2010 | 8 Comments »
The name is Paul Scholes
Posted in Man United, tagged Derby Day, Gloat, Reviews on April 17, 2010 | 11 Comments »
One minute I’m composing the title concession in my head. The next minute I’m jumping over the sofas and chairs and everything else in my way in my house cos this house just ain’t big enough to hold a Manc celebrating a Double Double over the most hated team in the league. And our most [...]
IN POSTERS: The Manchester Derby
Posted in Man United, tagged Derby Day on April 16, 2010 | 3 Comments »
To follow up on the preview post about the Derby, here’s a poster for the occasion from our ace photoshopper Nippo. The hour neareth.
The Manchester Derby: This one’s personal
Posted in Man United, tagged Derby Day, People, Previews on April 16, 2010 | 2 Comments »
It was not so long ago, 7 months ago to be precise, that I was sitting in a room in Calcutta filled with to-be-managers of India Inc., watching Manchester United’s latest No.7 write yet another chapter in that bestseller ‘United’s late, late goals’. This T-shirt moment below might have passed out of most of our memories, and that’s [...]
Felipe’s Corner: A Cold night at the Lane
Posted in Arsenal, tagged Derby Day, Heavy Hearts, Reviews on April 15, 2010 | 5 Comments »
By Felipe Hassin Pinto a.k.a The Man from the Grove Once again I have mixed feelings about our game. At the same time one can say we were poor at the first-half, I would say we had a brilliant second-half. Our fighting spirit was once again there but I am still struggling to understand why [...]


