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Manchester United fans plan to rub the Kop's noses in it even more on Sunday - and it is nothing to
do with beachballs.
After a thrilling 3-3 Anfield draw in January 1994, Liverpool supporters unfurled a taunting banner
which read: "Au revoir, Cantona and Man United. Come back when you've won 18.
Indeed, Gary Neville is a red...and he hates Scousers Cheeky bugger! Expect a plethora of
beachballs to be taken to Anfield next weekend.
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Here's 10 things you wouldn't have known about Liverpool-United matches till you saw today's.
Well, you might still not know some of them, but you'd at least suspect them.
- Rafa's good at Math. He knows that if United are the champions above everyone else, and he
beats United, then he's the champion.
Henry Winter again writes for The Telegraph in defence of Sir Alex Ferguson
Studs Up has a laugh at Rafa and Liverpool
The Mirror look at sick chants following City repeatedly singing their Munich Carlos Tevez
song
The Times discusses the most bizarre goals in football
Sky Sports warns our fans will be checked for beachballs at Anfield
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This is the famous burst and flattened beachball look. Priceless!
I am still celebrating even though I know it was only a battle we won and not the war. But
still, how often have we felt this euphoria in the last, say, 20 years? Not so many times. Anyways,
I bet many of us fans have had friends or collegues gone missing the past two days.
As well as beachballs and Cantona masks, our lads will be travelling to Anfield with a couple of
appropriate banners.
"PICTURES: Banners For Sunday" was originally published at The
Republik of Mancunia.
In terms of English clubs that are facing financial disasters we are used to discussing WHU,
Liverpool Beachballs and Manchester U. To that list we can now add Portsmouth. Their new owner
in September turned out not to be the billionaire Sheik Yermoney but a guy who borrowed £50 off a
bookie's runner and [.
