02/09/2013 17:38
Four Years Of Dimitar Berbatov?
Sir Alex Ferguson became the most successful manager ever at Manchester United when the team had won the 2008 European Cup Final. Skilful Spanish right wing powerhouse, Cristiano Ronaldo, had headed home a wonder goal on 26 minutes from a cross by centre half Wes Brown, who`d been deemed too good to leave out for most of that season, and so had played at right back. Wes Brown had crossed the ball after being given it by Paul Scholes at a throw in. After some intricate short interchanges with Scholes as the supporting midfielder, near the right Chelsea corner flag and along the touchline, Cristiano Ronaldo leapt like a dolphin to meet Wes` crossed ball with his forehead and direct it inside the left goal post and down towards the back corner of the net.
England and Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard had levelled the score at 1-1 just before half time, and extra time didn`t produce a further goal. Both Chelsea and United were given five chances for individual players to score against the opposing team`s goalkeeper from the penalty spot but, if the scores remained level after that, the first player to fail to level the scores would be cast in the role of pariah and the other team would celebrate.
Cristiano Ronaldo had missed a penalty for Manchester United by over elaborating his approach to the ball and delaying his strike too long to have enough power in the shot to beat the `keeper. John Terry, the England and Chelsea centre back and captain, could have won the trophy for Chelsea, but he fell on his arse in the rain and the ball didn`t find the net. Ryan Giggs had replaced midfield maestro Paul Scholes in the 87th minute and had scored from his penalty, so then Manchester United`s Dutch goalkeeper, Edwin Van Der Saar, needed to save Chelsea centre forward, Frenchman Nicholas Anelka`s spot kick, which he did, and Manchester United had won their third European Cup.
When Ryan Giggs scored from the penalty kick against Chelsea it was his second European Cup Final winners` medal and Ferguson`s second success as manager in the competition, which made him the best United had ever had. Sir Matt Busby had been the only manager before Alex Ferguson to achieve success in the European Cup against Benfica at Wembley 4-1 in 1968, with two goals from Bobby Charlton, the first coming in the 53rd minute from a John Aston Jnr left wing cross which, rare for Charlton, whose head almost never touched the ball, resulted in Bobby`s heading over a surprised Benfica `keeper and into the net.
John Aston was his father`s son at Manchester United. John Snr had been United`s left back in 1948 when Blackpool had lost to Sir Matt Busby`s team 4-2. Busby`s instructions to John Jnr., the Manchester United winger given his chance that May day to shine at Wembley, were to run at the Benfica defence and cross the ball to the forwards as often and as quickly as he could.
Although Benfica levelled the game 1-1 through Graca on 75 minutes, Manchester United`s Northern Ireland superstar winger, George Best, got their second in extra-time after goalkeeper Alex Stepney kicked the ball upfield beyond the centre circle and Brian Kidd backheaded it on. George caught the ball on his right heel as it dropped behind him and, flipping it past the Benfica defender, went on to round the `keeper and stroke the ball into the empty goal in the 93rd minute. Forward Brian Kidd was the 19 year old `teenage sensation` in the team as the direct replacement for the injured `King` of Old Trafford, Scottish goal hero Denis Law. Kidd`s youthful zest saw him react quickly to the Benfica `keeper`s parrying his header after a corner from the left and he headed the ball straight back over the `keeper and into the net in the 94th minute. In the 99th minute Kidd mesmerized Benfica`s defenders with a jink down the right wing before crossing for Bobby Charlton to lift the ball over the `keeper with his right boot, and once again Busby`s known faith in young players was justified.
Manchester United won the European Cup for the second time with Alex Ferguson as manager in 1999 after Bayern Munich had led 0-1 until the last few minutes. Ferguson had begun with the black twin strike force of forwards Andy Cole and Trinidad and Tobago international, Dwight Yorke. The United manager had brought off Andy Cole and Swedish winger Jesper Blomqvist, who`d been in the team for the injured Paul Scholes, to supplement Dwight Yorke with another pair of strikers, Norway`s Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Teddy Sheringham. Ferguson`s four striker armoury had been the mainstay of a season`s campaigning that would eventually bring them four trophies.
In injury time Teddy Sheringham looked to have given United the chance of winning the 1999 European Cup Final against Bayern Munich when he twisted in the penalty area to direct a shot from legendary left-winger, Ryan Giggs, making a record 759th appearance for the club, into the net. Ryan Giggs had been standing outside the Germans` area at centre field for a corner kick by England and Manchester United winger, David Beckham. The Munich defence had cleared the ball only as far as Ryan, who`d struck at Bayern`s goal from distance. Too weak to trouble the Bayern Munich `keeper, Sheringham swivelled and turned to direct Giggs` failing effort fiercely at the goalmouth and United were level in the first minute of stoppage time. In the 93rd minute, after another corner kick from the left by right winger, David Beckham, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer kicked out as the ball headed on by Teddy Sheringham reached him. The ball crashed high into the Bayern net and United had won 2-1.
Goals from Paul Scholes and Teddy Sheringham had won Manchester United the FA Cup 2-0 against Newcastle United a few days before the encounter with Bayerm Munich. Scholes in centre midfield had played the ball into the feet of Sheringham from outside the Newcastle area in the 11th minute and the Manchester United forward, in front of goal, struck home. Returning the favour in the 53rd minute, with his back to goal, Teddy Sheringham had received a pass from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on the right of the Newcastle area. Shielding the ball, Sheringham had given it to Scholes who`d drilled in a shot that beat the `keeper from just outside the area.
The 1999 League Championship had been won the week before when Manchester United had beaten Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 in the last game of the season after being 0-1. Losing would have given the title to defending champions, Arsenal, but thanks to the now legendary right boot of England winger David Beckham, who sent a swerving shot from the right-hand side of the area into the top corner of the Spurs` goal in the 43rd minute, Manchester United were level just before half-time. United`s star centre forward that season was Andy Cole, who`d been transferred to United from Newcastle in 1995 as a replacement for the dozen or more goals a season reliability of ageing Welshman, Mark Hughes. Andy Cole always earned the newspaper headline, `Goals to Newcastle` on his return to the colliery town, and his appearance in the 1999 FA Cup Final didn`t disappoint either. Two minutes into the second half, Cole received a right side through ball from Gary Neville, the Manchester United and England full back. Stopping it instantly with his first touch, Cole lobbed it over the Newcastle `keeper and the title was won.
The European Cup was the third trophy for Manchester United in the season of 1998-99 but, last and by no means least, United won the Intercontinental Cup, when Palmeiras of Brazil were beaten in November 1999, half a year onwards. Palmeiras had themselves become the champions of South America, having won the Copa De Libertatores in the same season United won in Europe, which gave Manchester United the opportunity to play for the Intercontinental Cup against Palmeiras. After a typically amazing dribble by Welsh wing wizard, Ryan Giggs, which took him over to Palmeiras` left corner flag, Manchester United`s central midfield general, Roy Keane, was left with nothing to do but score as, timing his run to perfection, Keane ran onto Giggs` precise cross to the far post in the 35th minute and, as it reached his right boot, directed the ball into the goal`s mouth from close in.
Although Sir Alex Ferguson`s status as a great manager was assured by the European Cup Final defeat of Chelsea in 2008, the following season revealed problems with his managerial style. Bringing the Bulgarian centre forward, Dimitar Berbatov, to European Cup holders Manchester United from Tottenham Hotspur in September 2008 for 30,000,000 GBP, Ferguson looked to have found another goal machine. With 9 league goals from 31 games, Berbatov helped United to another championship but didn`t make the European Cup Final team. Barcelona had told everyone the player they most feared was Paul Scholes, who`d scored the only game of the home and away two-leg semi-final the previous season to beat Barcelona at Old Trafford`s stadium, Manchester, and take United through to the Final in Moscow against Chelsea, which they won thanks to the Ryan Giggs` penalty goal.
Paul Scholes didn`t play against Barcelona and neither did the star new centre forward, Dimitar Berbatov, while United lost 0-2. A second string reserve team had beaten Tottenham Hotspur in the 2008-9 League Cup Final after extra time on penalties, 4-1, with a young centre forward, 18 years old Danny Welbeck, playing alongside experienced Argentinian striker Carlos Tevez, who`d won the Copa De Libertatores with Boca Juniors before arriving at Old Trafford for the 2007-8 season and who had scored one of the penalties that had won the European Cup for Manchester United against Chelsea. After Ryan Giggs slotted home the first of United`s four penalties that beat Spurs in the League Cup Final of 2008-9, Tevez scored from his spot kick before Cristiano Ronaldo and the Brazilian left-midfielder, Anderson, completed the rout.
The 2009-10 season was a poor one for United and, although Scholes didn`t play against Aston Villa in the 2-1 League Cup Final victory, Berbatov was selected to play as a striker alongside former Liverpool marksman, Michael Owen, who responded to the shock of an early 5th minute penalty strike for Spurs and replied for United on 12 minutes when Tottenham centre back, Richard Dunne, lost possession to Dimitar Berbatov. Dunne tried to tackle back, but succeeded only in pushing the ball into the path of Owen who took the chance to beat the `keeper in typical goal poacher`s style. Notoriously injury prone, Owen left the field of play just before half-time, but his replacement, England and United`s star centre forward, Wayne Rooney, headed Ecuadorian right winger Antonio Valencia`s cross over the Aston Villa `keeper for United`s winning second goal in the 74th minute.
Entering double figures for the 2009-10 season`s scoring exploits with 12 senior league goals, Dimitar Berbatov was 2010-11`s top scorer for Manchester United in the league with 20, but once again neither he nor Paul Scholes were in the team for the European Cup Final when the players won through to play Barcelona once more and United lost 1-3. When Dimitar Berbatov opened his scoring account in 2011-12 with 7 from 5 starts everyone was surprised when Sir Alex Ferguson preferred Danny Welbeck, the young black forward, who only scored 9 times that season from 30 appearances and United went on to lose the championship to Manchester City on fewer goals scored.
`Ferguson`s fledglings` was the name given to the quintet of nurtured talented young players that emerged within United after the double winning FA Cup and league success in 1994. Mark Hughes departed at the end of the 1995 season, when United failed to win anything, despite making it through to the FA Cup Final against Everton, where they lost 0-1. The defeat was a sign of an ageing Manchester United and the need to find younger legs to replace older giants. Mark Hughes` goal tally had dropped below double figures for United that season for the first time since his emergent first season of 1983-84 when he only made 11 appearances for 4 goals. Thereafter Mark Hughes` lowest number of appearances was 31 in 1990-91 when he scored twice in the European Cup Winners` Cup Final against Barcelona as United won 2-1.
Sir Alex Ferguson had begun to introduce `home grown` full back brothers, Gary and Phil Neville, stubborn midfield ball winner, Nicky Butt, midfield play maker Paul Scholes, left winger Lee Sharpe, on a nominal transfer fee from Torquay, and the man who would control the right side of United`s midfield for almost a decade, future England winger and captain, David Beckham.
In 1996 the team won the league with Butt and Phil Neville in the FA Cup Final winning `double` team in which Andy Cole replaced Hughes in the forward line. Eric Cantona, who`d won the championship with Leeds to deny Manchester United in 1991-92, was `the bargain of the century` at 1, 200,000 GBP. The Manchester United deep-lying centre forward and captain, in the mould of his equally legendary predecessor, Bobby Charlton (1956-73), lifted his foot to majestically address the ball and drive it through a crowd of players to find the net in the 85th minute to beat Liverpool 1-0 in the FA Cup Final of 1996. Eric Cantona`s second double was the third of the Frenchman`s four championships before the last in his retirement season. NIcknamed `Le King` to Paul Scholes` `Ginger Prince`, Eric retired in 1997 aged a mere 31.
Danny Welbeck was the last of `Fergie`s Fledglings` as Sir Alex Ferguson retired at the end of the 2012-13 season in which Danny scored only 1 league goal in 27 appearances. Paul Scholes had reluctantly agreed to come out of retirement in 2011-12, despite Korea`s Park Ji Sung being slightingly preffered to Scholes in both European Cup Final defeats to Barcelona, and Paul almost turned things around as United finished on the same points total as Manchester City, but the fewer goals scored left them the losers and Berbatov`s 7 from 5 games started looked like it was going to haunt Sir Alex Ferguson`s managerial career. He then made the bold move of bringing Arsenal forward, Robin Van Persie, to play at the `Theatre of Dreams` and the 29 year old Dutchman rewarded with 26 strikes to win the last of Alex`s thirteen championships and spare the manager`s blushes over his overlooking Scholes and Berbatov when they`d probably have made the difference up, not only against Manchester City, but in the two European Cup Finals Manchester United lost to Barcelona.
Time decides on greatness and Danny Welbeck`s, but Dimitar Berbatov was sold before the 2012-13 season began. The Bulgarian centre forward had won two championships for Manchester United with his goals, but it hadn`t been enough to win him selection for the European Cup Final team on each occasion against Barcelona. Paul Scholes` absence from the stage meant United wouldn`t win. Dimitar Berbatov wasn`t selected for his goals, which were needed to win the championship in 2011-12 and Manchester City won on more goals scored. Sir Alex Ferguson`s buying of Robin Van Persie was finally his admission of defeat and he retired.
01/09/2013 12:21
Jesus` Football Academy
Up on the cross of his crucifixion, torture and death, before his Resurrection and Ascension to heaven, Jesus` hands were nailed as far apart as possible, while his feet were nailed together, as if they were intimadated by his having more than a single foot. Born uncontaminated by male semen from his mother, the Virgin Mary, Jesus was the first of `woman`s seed`, which is described to Eve by God as having `perpetual enmity` with the `serpent`s seed`, although she:
`... will crush the head of the serpent`s seed with her foot as she leaves.` (Gen: 3. 15)
Obviously Jesus wouldn`t be able to crush the head of the `serpent`s seed` with his foot if they were both nailed together; as they were upon the cross of his crucifixion and death. Because `futanarian` woman has her own penis and semen, she is the `woman`s seed` of the Bible and Jesus` hands are nailed apart on the cross to prevent him from touching a woman, because men don`t want the `futanarian` seed of woman to breed her own brains, lest she develop technology of her own devising, which would save her labour and free her species.
Jesus` feet are nailed together because he`s a `futanarian`, that is, a one footed man, because he belongs to the single species` family of woman, represented by his mother, the Virgin Mary. Men can`t reproduce, but only fertilize, which means `futanarian` women are the human biunity, so men don`t want the `foot` race to run itself, because then women would escape men`s enslaving of their host wombs, in the production of civilization, culture and art, for the devouring of it and themselves in men`s periodic wars against the humans.
The ancient Greek dramatist Sophocles` play Oedipus Rex (c. 429 BC) featured the central character, Oedipus, which name means `swollen foot`, because he returns to his mother to unwittingly marry her and have children by her. Men`s incest taboo is designed to prevent the woman from reproducing with her own `futanarian` family of women with their own penis` `seed`, and so Jesus is a type of Oedipus, because he`s a self-birth from his mother, the `futanarian` Virgin Mary.
In Oedipus` story the incest taboo is too strong and he blinds himself, leaving Antigone, his daughter, to guide his footsteps, because `swollen foot` hasn`t learned that his penis` desire is woman`s own. She wants her own species` host womb, which isn`t there, because the `serpent`s seed` of men have enslaved her host womb and killed her `futanarian` partner, that is, the woman with her own penis` `seed`, to prevent her from self-reproducing, which is what men`s incest taboo is for.
Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would be the guide and teacher after him, because his `Mission` was about being able to see. On the cover of Britney Spears` `Piece Of Me` (2007) CD single from the album Blackout she appears on the cross of Jesus as a reminder of Judas` betrayal of Christ for `thirty pieces of silver` to the Jewish Pharisees, that is, the local police in Roman occupied Palestine, who handed Jesus over to the Empire`s authorities as a dissident. Judas` betrayal was an attempt to blind the world to the Christian message, which is why Britney Spears` title for the album was Blackout. Although there`s no sign of a penis beneath Britney Spears` loincloth, the implication is of a `futanarian` woman with `seed` of her own to sow and a taboo or censorship `blackout` to prevent it.
Most citizens of the United States remain baffled by England and much of the rest of the world`s preoccupation with the pastime of soccer, but it`s about Jesus and the `futanarian` race of `woman`s seed` because the participants can`t use their hands but are able to use their feet to control the ball, which is a Christian metaphor for Jesus` hands being nailed apart upon the cross of his crucifixion so he couldn`t reach out to his `futanarian` sisters.
Although Christ`s celibacy is given as an indication of his spirituality, it signifies that women aren`t men`s species. Soccer is a discipline designed to focus the mind on the goal, but the net isn`t the host womb of men`s fertilizing aspirations, as some psychologists have reasoned, but represents Jesus` aim to establish `woman`s seed`, because footballers are for the `futanarian` and not against her, in accordance with their religious practice of learning to use their feet rather than their hands, which tells everyone that the body isn`t in play.
In the Bible the `woman clothed with the sun and with the moon at her feet` gives birth while the `red dragon` waits in vain to devour, as the sun in the skies over the world, during the soccer season, warms the turf with the ball of the moon at the feet of the participants. According to Revelation the woman gives birth to the `New Redeemer`, that is, Jesus in his `Second Coming`, who will `rule the nations with an iron sceptre` but, as the soccer proverb has it, he will have to keep his eye on the ball, which requires discipline and religious strength. There have been many soccer Messiahs, especially George Best of Manchester United (1964-74), who inspired the terrace anthem:
`Georgie Best! Superstar! Walks like a woman and he wears a bra!`
The lyric was adapted from the rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar (1971), `Do you think you're what they say you are?` written by Tim Rice, with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, and examining the relationship between Jesus and his betrayer, Judas. Incorporating the crucifixion but not the Resurrection from the four corrobarative Gospel accounts of Jesus` life written by the disciples, Matthew, mark, Luke and John, the songs from the musical underline Jesus` teaching that the Resurrection is for `woman`s seed`, because:
`At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven.` (Matt: 22. 30)
In the developmental psychology of Carl Gustav Jung, unconjscious material emerges into consciousness as the individual becomes more aware, but the signs of that awakening are often difficult to discern because contaminated by the shadow of instinctual behaviour patterning, which is what occurs amongst large groups of people participating in the collective shadow, especially chanting football crowds, who aren`t conscious of the deeper meanings attached to their chants:
`Jesus Christ. Superstar. Who are you? What have you sacrificed?`
Jesus` crucifixion wasn`t a sacrifice, except on the part of the pagans who tortured and murdered him as a sacrifice to their god, which in Roman times would be Pluto, death. In the 20th century `bluetooth` is the `wireless` tool (wifi) connecting the Earth to the heavens by means of satellite receiver equipment delivering instant communications into the home as pictures and sound through televisions and computers. Jesus` feet nailed together upon the cross of his crucifixion is a 21st century pagan sacrifice of `blue toes` in their belief system.
Pornography is `blue`, so `woman`s seed` of `futanarian`, with her own penis` `seed`, isn`t going to `get on her toes`, which is English slang for preparing to run a race, to leave the Earth through her developing of human technologies. If she can`t breed her own species` brains with her `futanarian` penis` `seed`, she`ll remain a slave of pagan foot fetishism, which doesn`t want the `futanarian` footrace to run. As a pornographers` slave, `futanarian` woman with her own penis` `seed` is the human species planned by God for the future. For paganism, Jesus is `blue toe` rather than `bluetooth`, because the foot fetishists are addicted to Jesus` `heavenly connection`, as `the first of woman`s seed`, which the pornographer doesn`t want to leave.
The `blue toes` of the `futanarian` woman with her own penis` `seed` can`t `get on her toes`, as women are always threatening to do in misogyny, because their `futanarian` toes are `blue` with the cold of Western thought, which parades the nude female form almost everywhere, while maintaining a rigid taboo against the penis, because women have their own penis` `seed` and men want her to remain cold in the grave of her species slain by the cold eye of their alien heritage.
Jesus` birth uncontaminated by male semen from his mother, the Virgin Mary, emphasizes the host womb of woman and self-reproducing women as the source of their own fertilizer with her own `futanarian` penis` `seed`, which has had its semen hijacked by an alien predator that has inveigled itself into being born from her womb and has attached itself to her panis` `seed` to replicate itself and feign symbiosis while preparing to kill her as a parasite. In the Hollywood movie Alien (1979) the parasite is actually depicted emerging from the male`s belly in a sterile parody of the birth of Jesus from his mother, the Virgin Mary, which presaged what the Bible calls the `blood plague` of Revelation sent by God to convert men from their evil:
`Men cursed the God of heaven for their pains and their sores but refused to repent of what they had done.` (Rev: 16. 11)
Men had `produced` the HIV/AIDS` virus as the `killer disease` of the late 20th century through their mixing of blood, shit and semen in each others` anuses during anal sex together. Having removed all signs of `woman` seed`, that is, the `futanarian` woman with her own penis` semen, the `alien` had gone on producing civilization, culture and art, from women`s host human wombs and single biunity of spirit, to devour it in ceaseless wars of what God calls its `perpetual enmity` for the human species` progress, while it presented its depredations to itself and its `converts` as `media entertainments` from Hollywood, for example, which wallowed in the borrowed title of `Babylon` before the Gulf wars (1990-1, 2001-11) against Iraq, whose ancient capital, founded around 4000 BC, was Babylon, who is described in the Bible as `a woman` enslaved for war in pederasty`s worship of their god of war:
`Mystery, Babylon the great, mother of harlots and of the abominations of the Earth.` (Rev: 17. 5)
The first Gulf war to liberate Kuwait from the invading army of Iraq`s dictator, Saddam Hussein, was known as the `video game war`, because it resembled the computer and arcade games of the children`s `shoot `em ups`, which trained a generation of cowards to kill people mercilessly, and without compunction, as distant, imperturbable machine operators, pressing buttons to release holocaust upon their apparently tiny and insignificant targets.
The second Gulf war was precipitated by an attack on the World Trade Centre in New York to reestablish the global `rough trade` of homosexual `brutality and violence` in pederasty`s worship of the god of war. The pattern had emerged as long ago as ancient Greece when women`s host wombs were enslaved in institutionalized homosexuality and pederasty to further the contagion of war.
Jesus Christ Superstar (1973, 2000) became the 20th century movie musical about Judas` betrayal of the host at the `Last Supper`, that is, Jesus, who represented the host with guests. On 9/11, 2001, `guests` from the Middle East, hijacked civil aircraft and crashed them into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Centre in New York, which was a betrayal of the host. Although the terrace football chant against George Best, as the 1960s footballing Messiah of Manchester United, seems humorous and innocuous, though perhaps hurtful to the `star`, the `guest` supporters were abusing the hospitality of the host:
`Georgie Best! Superstar! Walks like a woman and he wears a bra!`
At the `Last Supper`, Jesus` offer of the host, that is, the `bread and wine`, which is given in the Catholic Commuion service by the priest to the congregation, in token of Jesus` body and blood`, is symbolic of the host womb of women as the hostess of her guests, which is what Jesus` birth from his mother, the Virgin Mary, without contamination by male semen, represents. Acceptance, rather than rejection of the host, is what Jesus` teaching is about:
`Love your neighbour as you love yourself.` (Mk: 12. 31)
Soccer teaches the individual to focus on Jesus` goal, because Christ couldn`t use his hands to touch his own human `seed`, for fear of contaminating women`s `futanarian` race, that is, the `footrace`, which she wasn`t able to run. With his hands nailed to the cross of his crucifixion, torture and murder, and with his feet nailed together, Jesus` figure can be a symbol for the footballer who wants to run and doesn`t want to contaminate the race. The `futanarian` penis` `seed` of women has its own footballs, and their penis is bigger too. Georgie Best was a `superstar`, but Tim Rice`s lyric about Jesus is more than applicable:
`Do you think you're what they say you are?`
The fans` chant says George was a footballer, as Jesus was, because he was of the human `futanarian` race with its own penis` `seed`, so it`s a chant that contains unconscious developmental functionality, whereas the chants that desecrate the graves of the Manchester United players that died in the aircrash at Munich on 6 February, 1958, are only evil, because they`re consciously thought out, and contain no humourn:
`Who's that lying on the runway? Who's that burning in the snow? It's Matt Busby and his boys, making all that bloody noise; because they couldn`t get the aeroplane to go!`
Originally the chant was against the Germans, who were perceived to have lost the team, because the plane collapsed in the snow and ice at Munich, but vendetta is another aspect of the `blood plague` of Revelation and the English were still suspicious after the German Nazis of WWII (1939-45), who`d killed 6,000,000 Jews in `death camps`, constructed for the sole purpose of burning them in ovens at Belsen, Auschwitz, Dachau, and elsewhere. For many people the end of the German death camps were the reason the war had been fought. Hatred of German ghoulishness was still very much at the forefront of English minds when the aircrash occurred and suspicions were aroused. Later linguistic corruptions of the lyric to pour hatred on the Manchester United playing staff was the ghoulish contamination of the shadow personality of the collective unconscious, expressing itself towards a sporting competitor, and owed much to the shadow-contaminating influence of the German Nazi ghouls on the unconscious minds of the English footballing fans` psyche in the decades after the Munich air disaster.
In Palestine Jesus` torturers and murderers were ghouls, which is what famine represents. Revelation depicts the four horsemen of the apocalypse as war, plague, death and famine. Ghoulishness is directed at those who can`t live and are dying because of it. In pagan terms, the `futanarian` woman with her own penis` `seed` can`t live because she doesn`t have enough food. That`s due to her not having a host womb and mother`s breast milk to provide her with the initial nourishing she needs. After the German extermination of the `chosen people` in WWII, `chosen` meant women, who bear children, because it isn`t possible to be a Jew unless born from a woman, so women are Jews and the `chosen people`.
The `blood plague` of vendetta against the Jews on the part of the Arabian Moslems is a chimera because all are the people of Abraham. In Islam it`s possible for a man to have four wives because, according to Carl Jung`s developmental psychology, unconscious material is archetypal and emerges in dreams, art and the imagination to impel the human species` growth. The archetype of fourness is because there are four functions of consciousness, that is, Thinking, Sensation, Intuition and Feeling, which comprise the self-actualizable individual consciousness, and the Arabian fourfold marriage is that archetype, which implies a `futanarian` woman with her own penis` `seed` at the centre or periphery, in accordance with Jung`s observation that there is an inferior, superior, auxiliary and ancillary function directable by an ego seeking self-knowledge and wisdom.
Although sexual permissiveness and promiscuity is often perceived as the fulfilment of the `American Dream`, 20th century HIV/AIDS` keeping of women in fear and faithfulness to her keeper, tarnished the `American Dream` of sexual glamour and nudity for women, which amounts to propoganda by men as her enslavers who keep her from knowledge of her own `futanarian` self with her own penis` semen. Nudity reveals women look like this, whereas in fact they have their own penis` `seed`, which allows them to self-reproduce their own brains` power to facilitate technological advancement and escape from her alien jailer in starships of her own devising; for example:
`The woman was given the two wings of a great eagle, so that she might fly to the place prepared for her in the wilderness, where she would be taken care of for a time, times and half a time, out of the serpent's reach.` (Rev: 12. 14)
The Arabian women are hidden beneath their one piece coverall, the abiyah, which allows only her eyes to be visible, and represents the concealment of the woman`s penis` `seed` from Western eyes that are conditioned to despise the ubiquity of the nude female body they`re taught is how she really appears, because she isn`t men`s human species but her own `futanarian` biunity of sexual reproduction, which is the one point the American footballers have been trying to deny since they put their foot on the moon:
`One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.`1
The US spaceman looks like the American footballer and the expressions `touchdown` (TD) for the North American Space Administration`s (NASA`s) moon landings, together with the call sign, `the eagle has landed`, relate to the 6 points awarded for moving the football through the hands of the American footballer and upfield into the `end zone` of the other competing team. The eagle is a symbol of the protection afforded the `hidden` woman, because it`s the emblem of the `Great Seal` of the protection of the United States of America, which is sometimes called the `Great Satan` in the Middle East, upon the hymen of `woman`s seed`, but the 1 point achieved by the special teams` kicker between the goalposts at the `end zone` is the point actually being made by American footballers. The male penis is the `foot` at the end of the race to the moon, which denies the presence of the `futanarian` woman with her own penis` `seed`, while naked women are paraded ubiquitously everywhere in Hollywood, Babylon, so they can be seen as an impotent penisless slave race with a host womb for the parasites to break into; despite her protecting hymen: because she doesn`t have eagles of her own to kill the parasitical vermin.
1 July 20 1969 (UTC).
31/08/2013 15:56
The Dragon At Manchester United
The devil at Manchester United is a common piece of folklore, because of the red devil symbolism, but the developmental archetype is a real one. In Revelation the `woman clothed with the sun and with the moon at her feet`, for which we might substitute the ball, gives birth to the `New Redeemer` , while the red dragon waits in vain to devour him.
In archetypal terms, Welshman Ryan Giggs, the devil at Manchester United for twenty years, and whose symbol from Wales is the red dragon, rejected his father and took the name of his mother. The archetypal son of Revelation isn`t devoured because he eludes the red dragon, which is a symbol of the father who, jealous of his success, would prevent it. In other words, the red devil is a symbol of development, and the `devilling` of those who would hinder its progress. As the dynamic winger has done at Manchester United for a generation.
Players like George Best, European Cup winner in 1968, and alcoholic, devoured themselves. Lee Martin, F.A. Cup winning goalscorer, in 1990, felt that was enough and never fulfilled his potential, while Ruud Van Nistelrooy fell into the trap of scoring easy goals against inferior opposition and didn`t achieve against better quality opponents.
The danger for Manchester United is archetypal, because if the red devil grows into a red dragon it`ll devour where previously there had been development. In simple terms, as long as the players on the pitch elude the snapping of the dragon at their heels and continue going forward, devilling their opponents, they`ll defeat the red dragon, which is whatever is inside or outside of them that would prevent them from being successful at the `Theatre of Dreams`.
The woman of Revelation gives birth to her son who protects her before she leaves Earth for heaven, which is why Ryan Giggs played for Wales, where the national anthem is Land Of My Fathers:
This land of my fathers is dear to me
Land of poets and singers, and people of stature
Her brave warriors, fine patriots
Shed their blood for freedom.
Because protecting their mother is what fathers do, whether they`re married or not. If the rose is not in heaven, then they`re not heroes. Mickey Thomas was criticized at Manchester United for being aloof and praised for being elusive, which amounted to the same thing for Ryan Giggs` Welsh predecessor on the wing. Mickey was later imprisoned for laundering counterfeit currency, that is, the red dragon devoured him. Imogen Thomas is a Welshwoman and a heavenly rose, because it says so in the Welsh hymn Land Of My Fathers; `freedom on the wing` to Giggs but a developer of talent prepared to `devil` at Manchester United.
31/08/2013 15:43
Alex Ferguson`s Mistake
Manchester United manager Ron Atkinson was the most successful since Tommy Docherty, which wasn`t saying much, because Docherty had only won the Football Association Challenge Cup against Liverpool, 2-1 in 1977, since Sir Matt Busby`s European Cup Final win over Benfica 4-1 in 1968. In 1983 and 1985 `Big Ron` had won the FA Cup but sold star striker Mark Hughes to FC Barcelona of Spain, where Hughes earned the nickname `El Torro`, `the bull`, for his aggressive refusal to admit defeat and, although he left United, Hughes had scored 16 and 17 goals in consecutive seasons, which meant he was their most recently proven player before Ron Atkinson`s amazing decision to sell him on after his 1983 debut and subsequent astonishing success on the manager`s behalf.
Ron Atkinson discovered he`d committed suicide as a manager. After unearthing the only talented centre forward developed by United since Matt Busby`s last signing, Sammy McIlroy, a part of the team that won the FA Cup for Docherty in 1977, after his debut on 6 November, 1971, against Manchester City in which he scored in a 3-3 draw, Ron Atkinson was sacked by the club for failing to win a major trophy, that is, the English championship or the European Cup, since his replacing of Dave Sexton in 1981.
Alex Ferguson`s first real decision as manager at Manchester United was to bring back Mark Hughes as his centre forward, which was rewarded by Hughes` goalscoring prowess in a period that saw United win the FA Cup (1990, 1994), the European Cup Winners` Cup (1991), and the English Championship (1993, 1994), before Hughes` goal tally, as a `converted` midfield player, dropped below double figures in 1995 - and he left.
It was FC Barcelona that Manchester United beat in the European Cup Winners` Cup of 1991, 2-1, and Hughes` two goals that cemented Ferguson`s era of success. When midfield maestro Paul Scholes scored the single goal of a two leg semi-final against Barcelona to give the team a 1-0 aggregate win and afford Manchester United the opportunity to beat Chelsea with a deciding Ryan Giggs` penalty after a 1-1 draw and extra time in the 2008 European Cup Final, the Ferguson era looked to be crowned with success. However, Ferguson subsequently lost the European Cup Final twice in succession against Barcelona (2009, 2011) when he preferred Park Ji Sung to Paul Scholes, who was the player quite rightly `most feared` by Barca in 2008 and United lost 0-2 and 1-3.
Moreover, Ferguson didn`t play his most potent forward, Dimitar Berbatov, who had arrived at Manchester United at the beginning of the 2008-9 season when the players went on to win the English Championship for the third successive season. Berbatov went on to success in the League Cup (2010), and the Championship in 2011, while United again lost the European Cup Final to Barcelona in Berbatov`s and Scholes` absence. In 2011-12 Ferguson preferred Danny Welbeck to Berbatov, who`d scored 7 goals in 5 starts, while Welbeck finished the term on 9 goals from 23 starts with 7 appearances as a substitute and United failed to win the Championship on `goal difference` from Manchester City, which was the first time the English league Championship had been won by the team that scored the most goals.
Acknowledging his mistake in preferring the limited striking abilities of Welbeck to proven goalscorer Berbatov, Ferguson had asked Paul Scholes to come out of retirement, after his being disastrously overlooked in the European Cup Final defeat to Barca in 2011, and the following year Scholes did help the club to another Championship, despite Berbatov`s leaving and Welbeck`s scoring only one goal in 27 appearances throughout the league season, because Ferguson had bought Robin Van Persie in his last inspirational move as a manager and the former Arsenal forward scored 26 goals to outweigh Welbeck`s meagre goal tally.
With his reputation restored Ferguson retired in the full knowledge that his preference for enthusiasm over content had cost Manchester United two European Cup Finals and a certain Championship. He was embarassed. Manchester United`s managerial successor, David Moyes, selected Danny Welbeck as centre forward for the Charity Shield of 2013 and United won the season`s opening game between the Champions and the FA Cup winners Wigan 2-0 while Welbeck scored two goals to double his tally for the previous season in the opening league game against Swansea, which United won 4-1.
Moyes` reported decision to give star centre forward, Wayne Rooney, a new contract was received with relief by fans, while reports persisted that Javier Hernandez, who had been in double figures as a goalscorer at United for the previous three seasons, in which the players had won the Championship twice (2011, 2013), was to be transferred to Tottenham Hotspur for an `unspecified fee`. The scenario seemed similar to that obtaining before Hughes was sold by Atkinson to Barca in 1986 when a newly proven United goal legend was suicidally exited from the club for no apparent reason other than that the manager couldn`t accept that degree of potency from a rising star.
Although the sexual metaphor seems inappropriate, Ferguson had a similar problem with Ruud Van Nistelrooy (2001-6), who was prolific to a fault with 95 goals in 150 appearances, and who had won the Championship in 2003 and the FA Cup in 2004 with a large part of the United team that had won successive titles from 1999-2001. Nistelrooy was on his way out of Old Trafford`s `Theatre of Dreams` stadium after Ferguson preferred the almost perennially injured Louis Saha in the 2006 League Cup Final win over Wigan, 4-0.
After Nistelrooy`s departure United didn`t win the Championship again until 2007 and the `pattern` had emerged. Javier Hernandez`s departure could signify David Moyes` arrival in the mould of managerial suicides after the fashion of Ron Atkinson`s decision to sell Mark Hughes to FC Barcelona in 1986 and Ferguson`s preference for the injury prone Louis Saha over Ruud Van Nistelrooy`s indefatigable potency as a centre forward, and Danny Welbeck`s incapacity for goalscoring over `Stretford End`1 goal hero Dimitar Berbatov.
Similarities between Javier Hernandez and the youthful Mark Hughes were almost eerie. Double figures in successive seasons as a goalscorer not being deemed sufficient for the manager to keep the player. Mark Hughes` return from exile in Europe led to Alex Ferguson`s legendary status as a winner, but David Moyes` falling into the trap of preferring impotency over potency in players, because the manager can`t handle it, is the danger and threat to United`s continuing success and the exit of Hernandez would confirm it.