We still need to face them for the EPL game! :sweatsm:
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We still need to face them for the EPL game! :sweatsm:
Tonite travelling to france!
Marseille V United
Thursday, February 24, 2011 3:45:00 AM
After another 2 more tough away games!
26 feb to wigan
1st march to Standford bridge
But we will collect all 9 points!:devil::thumbsup:
Better news on injury front
If the number of senior absentees from the aeroplane ferrying United to Marseille had fans fearing - or opponents hoping for - an Old Trafford injury crisis, then Sir Alex Ferguson's pre-match press conference may have nipped both in the bud.
On Ryan Giggs, the Reds manager delivered the good news that his veteran Welsh winger should be "okay for Saturday" when United visit Wigan in the Barclays Premier League. Meanwhile, Anderson's knee injury - sustained in the first half against Crawley Town at the weekend - is not as bad as was first thought and although he has flown to Portugal to see a specialist, he will be out for "maybe two weeks, a maximum of three."
A similar timeframe is envisaged for Ji-sung Park, who hasn't played for United since Boxing Day after captaining South Korea during the Asian Cup and subsequently straining his hamstring while training with the Reds. "We've really missed him, but he'll be ready in two to three weeks," said Sir Alex. Earlier returns are predicted for central defenders Jonny Evans and Rio Ferdinand from their respective ankle and calf problems. "They should be available for the Chelsea match next Tuesday," the manager said.
March could also bring a long-awaited comeback for Ecuadorian winger Antonio Valencia. Sir Alex confirmed he's now training in "contact" situations and may be fit for the FA Cup quarter-final against Arsenal or Leyton Orient on 12 / 13 March.
Marseille V United
Thursday, February 24, 2011 3:45:00 AM
After another 2 more tough away games!
26 feb to wigan
1st march to Standford bridge
But we will collect all 9 points!:devil::thumbsup:
Better news on injury front
If the number of senior absentees from the aeroplane ferrying United to Marseille had fans fearing - or opponents hoping for - an Old Trafford injury crisis, then Sir Alex Ferguson's pre-match press conference may have nipped both in the bud.
On Ryan Giggs, the Reds manager delivered the good news that his veteran Welsh winger should be "okay for Saturday" when United visit Wigan in the Barclays Premier League. Meanwhile, Anderson's knee injury - sustained in the first half against Crawley Town at the weekend - is not as bad as was first thought and although he has flown to Portugal to see a specialist, he will be out for "maybe two weeks, a maximum of three."
A similar timeframe is envisaged for Ji-sung Park, who hasn't played for United since Boxing Day after captaining South Korea during the Asian Cup and subsequently straining his hamstring while training with the Reds. "We've really missed him, but he'll be ready in two to three weeks," said Sir Alex. Earlier returns are predicted for central defenders Jonny Evans and Rio Ferdinand from their respective ankle and calf problems. "They should be available for the Chelsea match next Tuesday," the manager said.
March could also bring a long-awaited comeback for Ecuadorian winger Antonio Valencia. Sir Alex confirmed he's now training in "contact" situations and may be fit for the FA Cup quarter-final against Arsenal or Leyton Orient on 12 / 13 March.
The Reds' squad to take on Olympique Marseille is as follows:
Goalkeepers: van der Sar, Kuszczak, Lindegaard
Defenders: Vidic, O'Shea, Brown, Rafael, Fabio, Evra, Smalling
Midfielders: Scholes, Gibson, Nani, Carrick, Fletcher, Bebe, Obertan, Tunnicliffe
Strikers: Rooney, Berbatov, Hernandez, King.
Goalkeepers: van der Sar, Kuszczak, Lindegaard
Defenders: Vidic, O'Shea, Brown, Rafael, Fabio, Evra, Smalling
Midfielders: Scholes, Gibson, Nani, Carrick, Fletcher, Bebe, Obertan, Tunnicliffe
Strikers: Rooney, Berbatov, Hernandez, King.
anelka is quite temperamental....but he has his good days sometimes. :bsmilie:
hotsshooter
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melvin said:
Why not say they still hv to face us?
just like the 2 goals he score this morning! think after this he will hang up his scoring boots till he as n when he like it take down n wear!:bsmilie:
Why not say they still hv to face us?
Ya ... they still got to face us! :bsmilie::devil:
i don't mind if he wears his scoring boots in the man u game. :bsmilie:
Its ok cos we will out score him!;p:devil:
afbug
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I think nowadays, he calmed down quite a bit but because of his age, he isn't the player he used to be. I think he is still dangerous, just scored yesterday.
hotsshooter
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hycool said:
No worry, Marseille can't score in their home gnd, don think they can score at OT
Hitman
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Ermm... away leh... Although I hope we will win, but I'm less optimistic. 3 wins out of 12 away games doesn't inspire confidence. :embrass:
theprofxav
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Glory glory Man United!
Now only hope that they can continue it against Chels/ Pool. Tough week ahead...
what act? seems like a fair get-out-of-the-way collision. Play netball then.
Thats why we need to win more games!
hotsshooter
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b'cos he's Rooney, got priviledge mah.. afraid that he will score against Fools? Don worry, even if Ron not playing, still got other players to score goal, except keeper..
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