The term you used is a rascist term.VivaRonaldo7 said:Im no racist but......
It annoys me when a bunch of Chinese come over from China and come to united games.
i would want all of old trafford to be full of passionate english fans.
this just gets more Chinese to become united FANS.
the good bit about it is they will buy more Park Ji-Sung shirts.
I blame our poor start to the season on bad preparation.
South Africa?
Asia?
America?
Not a great challenge for the World Champions is it?
We need to be playing the likes of Real Madrid, Inter Milan etc.
Then we might be on form for the start of the season instead of dropping points early on
VivaRonaldo7 said:Im no racist but......
It annoys me when a bunch of Chinese come over from China and come to united games.
i would want all of old trafford to be full of passionate english fans.
this just gets more Chinese to become united FANS.
the good bit about it is they will buy more Park Ji-Sung shirts.
I blame our poor start to the season on bad preparation.
South Africa?
Asia?
America?
Not a great challenge for the World Champions is it?
We need to be playing the likes of Real Madrid, Inter Milan etc.
Then we might be on form for the start of the season instead of dropping points early on
Only for three days.babysenorita said:Shucks! only realised he was banned..![]()
IanDangerously said:Great News.
I know a lot of people don't like it, but Asia is a rapidly expanding global market and United, to our credit, noticed that long before the rest of the Premier League and got in there quick to build up the image of our brand. It's a testament to how good the business directive at our club really was, and remains to this day.
With the Premier League doing massive business on Asian television platforms, and recieving massive merchandising exposure across the more developed Asian states, it makes perfect sense for everybody in football to embrace the Asian market and welcome them into the English game.
It amuses me that some people seem to think that the Asians who support Manchester United aren't as passionate as the rest of us. I think these people are obviously not aware of culture in the Far East sometimes because a lot of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc. become rabidly obsessed with something (like videogames, animé, or Manchester United) and it takes on almost cult-like incessant following. Some of them are almost frighteningly obsessed with our club!
At the end of the day, those who complain about the team pandering to the Asian fans aren't complaining when we sign new players in the transfer window funded, in part, by the retained earnings generated from merchandise and broadcast rights sales within Asia.
I'm delighted to see us travel to China, Korea and Malaysia again. Credit to Manchester United for organising this one for the seventh time.
thanks for putting up the details, was in a rush so just started the thread....knew you be along any minute with all the detailsRedForceRising said:Manchester United to tour Asia again in summer
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/soccer/2009-01-14-2566334172_x.htm
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester United will return to Asia this summer for a four-match tour that includes the club's first ever visit to Indonesia.
The Red Devils' seventh Asian tour since 1995 will also include stops in China, South Korea and Malaysia.
"Our tours to Asia are always special," chief executive David Gill said Wednesday. "The atmosphere generated by the supporters is amazing. The club enjoys unrivaled support across the continent and it is great to give those fans the opportunity to see their heroes in action in their own country."
The club will leave on July 16 for China, where details of the match have not yet been finalized. The team will then head to Seoul for a game at the World Cup stadium on July 20.
United will be in Jakarta to face an Indonesia Super League select side at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium on July 24. United's final match will be against a Malaysian side at the Shah Alam Stadium or Bukit Jalil Stadium on July 26.
United claims more than half of its 333 million followers are located in Asia.
"This tour takes in some new areas, with a game in Malaysia, where we haven't played since 2001, and one in Indonesia, so it promises to provide some exciting new experiences," Gill said.
You;re very welcomescottsati said:thanks for putting up the details, was in a rush so just started the thread....knew you be along any minute with all the details![]()