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I still don't get what you're trying to say.

I think he's signing Davie Moyes' name to the tune of Boney M's 1976 hit "Daddy Cool".

I think he's signing Davie Moyes' name to the tune of Boney M's 1976 hit "Daddy Cool".

It's a number. As much as you'd like to think it matters to him, it means fuck all. Footballers don't see football the same way as fans.

He means black people.

Tony V used to be black? Ah man , now I can't support him anymore.

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I Just found out Beyonce used to be black, I can't listen to her music. pic.twitter.com/qHtBEevxE9

— KelseyHilson (@KelseyHilson) Permalink

Manchester United manager David Moyes has criticised his side's opening to the Premier League season, describing it as the "hardest start for 20 years".
Among their first five games, the champions play Jose Mourinho's Chelsea at home and travel to Manchester City and Liverpool.
Moyes is unhappy with the way the fixtures have come out for his side.
"I find it hard to believe that's the way the balls came out of the bag, that's for sure," said the Scot.
"I hope it's not because Manchester United won the league quite comfortably last year [that] the fixtures have been made much more difficult."

United have an official integrated telecommunications partner for the Republic of Benin. It's beyond parody. pic.twitter.com/mIX8zPCZ6P

— NoHeroesHere (@NoHeroesHere) Permalink

Fucking hell.

Put #freeshinji into the Twitter search box and messages will start flowing down your screen like you’re watching the Matrix.

A new Twitter campaign launched by Borussia Dortmund fans is spreading fast as the Bundesliga supporters urge their club to try and resign Shinji Kagawa from Manchester United.

The online movement has a symbol: a picture of Manchester United’s Japanese forward locked behind bars.

The Dortmund fans spearheading the #freeshinji campaign believe that the Japanese international’s lack of participation at the start of the Premier League season for the Red Devils has set a precedent that Kagawa will only be a fringe player at Old Trafford under David Moyes.

Believing Kagawa to be far better than just a benchwarmer, the hope is that the #freeshinji group can rile up enough BVB fans to pressurise their club into trying to resign Shinji before the transfer window shuts on September 2nd.

The likelihood of Kagawa leaving Manchester United this summer however remain virtually zilch, as Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp admitted that he had contacted Kagawa after the departure of Mario Gotze to Bayern earlier in the summer, but that:

[Coming back] is not an option for him this year and not an option for us… This was made obvious quite quickly. Shinji wants to prove himself at Man United this season. I didnt think the response would be any different but better safe than sorry.

Kagawa made 26 appearances for United in 2012-13, scoring six times.