Big Kahuna
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wish he would win the FIFA player of the year award..... this guy is soooo goooddd that sometimes people just hate him......
Can't help it....everybody hates MU....we are that good :bsmilie:
wish he would win the FIFA player of the year award..... this guy is soooo goooddd that sometimes people just hate him......
Can't help it....everybody hates MU....we are that good :bsmilie:
i think messi would win the fifa player of the year.
i feel he is better than ronaldo, altho all 3 are great players.
Papers: No January moves
Fergie Happy With His Lot
Sir Alex Ferguson has ruled out a January swoop for Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov. Both Berbatov and Bolton hitman Nicolas Anelka have been linked with big-money moves to Manchester United during the transfer window. But Sir Alex insists he is happy with the talent he currently has at his disposal. The United boss said: "We don't always get great joy in January and I think the squad is good enough. It takes time for players to settle in when they are midway through the season so we are conscious of that. Maybe we are short of cover in the left-back area now Gabriel Heinze has left, but other than that we are okay."
Staff writer, The Sun
The Daily Mail are a little more optimistic about United entering the transfer market, however, with a mooted move for Bayern Munich defender Willy Sagnol.
Elsewhere, Sir Alex praises the form of former Reds striker David Healy, who returns to Old Trafford with Fulham on Monday evening, while there's deja vu all-round as United are again drawn against Aston Villa in the FA Cup.
Come tues 4 dec 4am match against Draw specialists. then follow by 4days interval of 4 matchs then 1week rest follow by 3days interval of 4 matches till New Year's day:bigeyes: Siong Man!!!
Hope the guys rest enough!!!
Match Pack: Fulham
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somehow, the gooners will stumble along the way for sure........chel$ki will full them back...
upcoming matches
looking forward to the 'loser'pool match. then it's the siong time with 4 matches just over one week. hope they can get max. points to catch up with the gooners :sticktong
United beat Fulham 2-0 at Old Trafford on Monday night but stand-in skipper Ryan Giggs admitted the scoreline should have been bigger.
The Reds missed a string of chances in front of goal as Sir Alex's men carved open a Fulham defence that have kept just two clean sheets all season.
"We were a bit sloppy in front of goal and [Fulham goalkeeper] Antti Niemi made a few good saves," Giggs told MUTV.
"We're happy with the three points but it could have been more."
Cristiano Ronaldo netted either side of the break to score his 12th and 13th goals of the season and Giggs was quick to praise the winger's contribution.
"He's on fire for us at the moment and scoring all the goals. He scores all types of goals, too. He's strong in the air and he showed great technique with his volley in the first half."
Ronaldo was denied the chance of completing his hat-trick when referee Rob Styles waved away what looked to be a stonewall penalty and instead booked the 22-year-old for simulation.
"Everyone thinks it was a penalty and when the referee looks back at it I think he'll know he made a mistake. It is hard for the referee because it happens so quickly and he has to make a split-second decision."
somehow, the gooners will stumble along the way for sure........chel$ki will full them back...
Boss: Ronaldo was robbed
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Sir Alex Ferguson is confident Arsenal will drop points over the busy festive period, and has urged his players to make sure they are ready to pounce on any mistake.
United chopped Arsenal's advantage at the top of the league back to three points with victory over Fulham on Monday night, and Sir Alex admits the Gunners, who are in good form, are well within striking distance.
The gap is slanted slightly in Uniteds favour as Arsenal still have a game in hand, but it could have been much closer had the Reds not slipped up against Bolton Wanderers last weekend.
Wed like to be three points better off," Sir Alex told Manchester United Radio. "If we hadnt lost to Bolton then we would have been in a great position.
Arsenal are playing well, but its a long season and they know that, too. They will drop points, theres no doubt about that."
Having secured top spot in Group F of the Champions League with a game to spare, Sir Alex wants to use the clear run of games over Christmas to put United in an even stronger position.
The Reds play Derby on Saturday before one of the key league fixtures of the season - a trip to Anfield to face Liverpool on Sunday 16 December. That is part of the reason why Sir Alex is already weighing up his squad for the meaningless final Champions League group game against AS Roma next Wednesday.
"I have a dilemma for the Roma trip," he said. "Obviously were already through, and Id really like some of the young players to get some miles on the clock, but we have to make sure we dont get embarrassed.
Sir Alex: Arsenal will stumble
:bsmilie:Haahhahaha..........Great minds Think alike!!!:devil:
United will be on familiar ground when they embark on this season's FA Cup campaign, after the Reds were drawn away to Aston Villa in the third round.
The match will be played on Saturday 5 January, kick-off 17:15 GMT.
Incredibly it's the fourth time in seven years that the two clubs have been paired together at the third round stage of the competition. United have won the last three ties, including last term's win at Old Trafford.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side also won 2-1 at Villa Park in January 2004 - the last year United won the FA Cup - and 3-2 at the same ground in January 2002.
Villa were also vanquished in United's FA Cup-winning years of 1948, 1963 and 1977. The Villans' only victory over United in the competition since the war was in the 1957 final at Wembley.
Full FA Cup 3rd Round Draw:
Preston v Scunthorpe
Port Vale/Chasetown v Cardiff
Colchester v Peterborough
Bolton v Sheffield United
Blackburn v Coventry
Brighton v Mansfield
Northampton/Walsall v Millwall
Charlton v West Brom
Watford v Crystal Palace
Luton/Nottingham Forest v Liverpool
Plymouth v Hull
Aston Villa v Manchester United
Tranmere v Hereford
Tottenham v Reading
Burnley v Arsenal
Bristol City v Middlesbrough
Fulham v Bristol Rovers
Huddersfield v Birmingham
Horsham/Swansea v Havant & Waterlooville
Sunderland v Wigan
Oxford/Southend v Dagenham & Redbridge
Everton v Oldham
Derby v Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton v Leicester
West Ham v Manchester City
Ipswich v Portsmouth
Wolves v Cambridge
Barnsley v Blackpool
Chelsea v QPR
Stoke v Newcastle
Swindon v Burton Albion/Barnet
Norwich v Bury
All ties are to be played on the weekend of 5 and 6 January, 2008.
FA Cup 3rd Round Proper
Aston Villa v Manchester United
Villa Park, Saturday 5 January Kick Off 5:15pm
Manchester United have been drawn away to Aston Villa in the 3rd round of the FA Cup.
Our allocation and ticket prices are still to be confirmed however Executive applications for this game will be accepted from 8am on Thursday 6 December by calling 0870 442 1999 or alternatively by sending in a postal application. Please apply by one method of application only. The deadline for applications is 8pm on Monday 10 December.
Additionally Season Ticket holders who have purchased AS Roma, FC Dynamo Kyiv and Sporting Clube de Portugal are invited to make an application online or by calling 0870 442 1999 from 8am on Monday 10th December through to 8am on Wednesday 12 December. Ballot results will be available from Thursday 13 December.
Coach Travel will be available to Villa Park
Executive Coach £20
Coaches Depart Car Park N2 1:30pm
Estimated Return to Old Trafford 9:15pm
We got the worst possible tie in the FA cup! Away to Villa is not easy. :sweat: But Villa Park has always been a happy place for Man Utd. :bsmilie:
Ha...ha. The Gunners only managed a draw. Thanks to Newcastle.
Bung club? :bsmilie: That turkish club's defence is really lousy even when they beat Liv at home 2-1, their defence got a gaping hole everytime Liv start attacking but Liv typically kuku bird deviod of attacking ideas din have any players making runs into the space.
So I dun think its a kelong match although it may look like one.
the gooners youngsters cracked under SAF's pressure..... they will stumble some more, other teams will now think that they can be beaten.... i wanna hear what SAF will say next...:devil: