I guess I'm not like most lads then, I was bought a United shirt by my uncle aged 2 months, and he like my mum / grandparents etc were all United fans and made me a United fan.

I've just seen last nights game versus Boca Juniors. A good performance, I thought Valencia fitted in really well to say it's his debut. It's really good to see Anderson get on the score sheet, even if it doesn't count and wasn't from open play.

He has put a claim forward to be our free kick taker, I imagine it'll be between Rooney and Anderson for the full time job.

As a downside, it's not good to hear that Hargreaves has had a setback and might not be fit until Christmas.

What score was Nited last night?

2-1 I think to United

Aye, went 2-0 up, then Insua got a pretty late consolation goal, we were very comfortable.

rlAnybody want to buy Tranmere?rl

Whopper.

It really isn't on because as PJ said, he is at Edgebaston today awaiting some cricket as a guest and his phone hasn't stopped about this Ebay thing typical Peter Johnson.

I had the choice between Everton and Liverpool

I went with the old mans team and became a Liverpool fan after going to fixtures from both teams. I think You'll Never Walk Alone just seem to mean more than Z Cars.

I was bombarded with complaints from Aunties, Grandmas etc.

Bit harsh! At the age of 7 i just loved football.

Just can't see how anyone can switch from to the other, heard of this a few times aswell was on the bus to the ground last season sat near some irish bint red scarf shirt on etc talking to some blokes about how she loves Liverpool now but she supported Man U up untill 2005 my jaw nearly hit the floor.

Poor barsteward!

To be fair thats a completly different situation to that of a 7 year old child finding a club he loves!

Having said that if the girlfriend gets her way, i'll be getting a season ticket with my child at Old Trafford in a few years

It was a school thing – you either liked football or speedway. I'd liked football for years. If you liked football, you were expected to be either red or blue. I picked blue. That was the early '70s. And so it grew.

My father is a Plymouth Argyle fan, but both parents didn't want to encourage a girl to follow football, so it was entirely my 'thing'.

Although once it had become clear that I liked football, he liked to buy me [iShoot[/i and football cards. As something of a tomboy, I think it made him feel I was almost a boy.