Help spread the word.

• omgukilledkenny

  24 May 08, 12:32

  

  "Man U" is not a term United fans refer to themselves as. The term is only used by other supporters as a complete and utter insult to our club. The "U" is meant to be "you" by the rival fans. An early example of its usage is this chant by West Brom fans: "Duncan Edwards is manure, rotting in his grave, man you are manure, rotting in your grave". The origin of "ManU" is a song to insult the dead Duncan Edwards.
  
  Liverpool and Leeds fans copied this with their own man you /u versions to insult all of the lads who died at Munich.
  "Man U Man U went on a plane Man U Man U never came back again"
  and..
  "Man U Never Intended Coming Home" (if you combine the first letter of each word you get the word "munich").
  
  I hope this makes it clearer that saying "ManU" is an insult, particularly to the older supporters and to see United fans using it now is shameful.
  
  I also hope that this little peek into our history will help us correct ourselves and also spread the word.

   

  From RebulikOfMancunia.org.

   

• jonchao72

  24 May 08, 12:37

  noted.

  use smth like devils or United.. they sound and look much better

• fatone

  24 May 08, 13:07

  roger that.

  GLORY TO THE DEVILS!

• trendz

  25 May 08, 21:12

  okay. noted. man utd. red devils. MANCHESTR UNITED! =D

• sand king

  25 May 08, 21:57

  MANCHESTER UNITED!

• bryanw

  25 May 08, 22:08

  smlj

• FirePig

  25 May 08, 22:13

  Use "Reds" Lor...retort back at those liverpool fans.
• Dead_Man_Inc

  25 May 08, 22:26

  manchester united!

• sand king

  1 Jun 08, 20:35

  This deserves to be a sticky