This is a joke. The worst party are the people protesting against the original protesters, all they are doing is bringing attention to the original group. All I can see is lots of ed up rugby fans walking along Picadilly taking the mick out of both sides.

It will kick off, and will probably be unreported.

Not good.

How did the ENGLISH Defence League demo go down in Wales, then?
Geographical issues here, surely?
(or don't they know Wales is not in England?)

Probably not, to be honest...

After doing a little research (ok, I Googled it ), it was in support of the Welsh Defence League.

No way any trouble will go unreported though, it will be all over the front pages tomorrow. And even if there isn't any trouble, the gutter press will probably just end up paying people to scrap, as they have at England games abroad in the past.

(And I say this as someone who is firmly in the middle of the road and couldn't really give a jot either way; left and right are just as bad as each other).

Oxford Road/St James' Square before Old Trafford for me, theres no way those s and RL fans should mix.

If United had been playing at home do you think the police would have allowed the protest?

If United had been at home could you imagine even the knuckle-draggers of the EDL contemplating such a protest?

There doing one when Leeds united at at home so what difference would it make if Man u would of been at home