It will never be old, it seems to get funnier and funnier the more I read about the signing.

He could turn out good, but it seems a really 'unprofessional' signing by a club that has one of the best scouting systems in world football.

And to think people accuse them of having no class.

The worst thing is, Fergie has said all summer, and even longer, that "there's no value in the market". Yet he could have got a player £8m cheaper a few weeks earlier.

Apparently not. Reminds me of the time Amnesty International weren't allowed an opinion on Takshin Shinawatra...

Funnier than the amounts spent of Keane and Aquilani

And Diouf and Babel...

the list goes on

We could go on all year laughing at the amounts spent on X, Y and Z. But, to be fair to Aquilani, he was just unfortunate to have somebody like Roy come in and dismiss him. He's a fab player and was fab when he played, just a shame he never had faith from either manager. He's worth more than what we paid for him, he'll prove that at Juve (if they can pick themselves up from the embarrassment from last year), and he would have proved it here had he been kept.

Robbie Rotten wrote:We could go on all year laughing at the amounts spent on X, Y and Z. But, to be fair to Aquilani, he was just unfortunate to have somebody like Roy come in and dismiss him. He's a fab player and was fab when he played, just a shame he never had faith from either manager. He's worth more than what we paid for him, he'll prove that at Juve (if they can pick themselves up from the embarrassment from last year), and he would have proved it here had he been kept. http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/spo ... 008263041/

Robbie Rotten wrote:We could go on all year laughing at the amounts spent on X, Y and Z. But, to be fair to Aquilani, he was just unfortunate to have somebody like Roy come in and dismiss him. He's a fab player and was fab when he played, just a shame he never had faith from either manager. He's worth more than what we paid for him, he'll prove that at Juve (if they can pick themselves up from the embarrassment from last year), and he would have proved it here had he been kept. http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/spo ... 008263041/

What do United fans make of Michael Owen donning a Liverpool shirt this weekend?

It's a testimonial for one of his ex-team mates charities. If a United fan has a problem with him wearing a Liverpool shirt in that game then they are utterly retarded and should be stoned to death.

The same applies to any Liverpool supporters who boo him. I can understand there being bitterness over him leaving on a free, but I don't understand how any Liverpool fan would begrudge him going to Man United when the alternative was looking like a move to Bolton or some other dire side.

In a Liverpool-MU game they have the right to give him stick. He's an opponent and the past is ample reason to give him stick. But a friendly benefit for Carragher? Only a div would give him grief. They'd be showing themselves up and embarrassing Carragher on a day they should be honouring him.