Still trying to look for a model with that certain alluring look
I have already got the latest black jersey :kiss
Manchester United V: English Premier League Defending Champions!
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Still trying to look for a model with that certain alluring look
I have already got the latest black jersey :kiss
edarkflame
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wah we kena a premiership team again leh for next round of FA Cup. either spurs or reading.
Not fair man, other teams e.g. chelsea seems to be having an easier route
Not fair man, other teams e.g. chelsea seems to be having an easier route
afbug
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Oh yeah! This is Anfield! Our fav hunting ground! Almost gurantee 3 pts! :bsmilie:
afbug
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Its like that. Man Utd's luck at FA Cup draw isn't too good these 2 years. Last year's run was tough as well but still we made it to the final but lost to a Drogba goal.
Luckly its at home, so higher chance of winning. :devil:
Still trying to look for a model with that certain alluring look
I have already got the latest black jersey :kiss
Let us know when u found 'THE ONE'!
Its ok we take on whoever comes along, actually prefer premiership team then 'Gaint Killing' teams losing or draw against lower division team!:bsmilie:
Ya man .... All we need is just a shot at goal!:bsmilie:
better keep quiet lah, later chel$ki go and sign him up... manU want, chel$ki oso want... :bsmilie::devil:
I tot we sign him liao.......pending for work permit!!!:devil:
What kind of pic do Man U fans here like to shoot? me like to do model and travel photography
What kind of pic do Man U fans here like to shoot? me like to do model and travel photography. Me not much of landscape but shooting Old Trafford is a refreshing idea :kiss:
That seems like a wonderful idea ...... let me know in advance so that i can save up for the trip to Theatre of Dreams.... :bsmilie: ... in the mean time just local model shoot for poor man like me....:devil:
Redsun
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Prefer model to be like those - which recently Kongo shoot for his 17yrs old! Think they will look great! :devil:
Neber see u in those org model shoot le :bsmilie:
afbug
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Some transfer rumours to spice up your day!
Glazers prepared to pay for Berbatov
THE Glazer family are prepared to fund a swoop for £30m-rated Dimitar Berbatov if Sir Alex Ferguson wants to fight Chelsea for the coveted Bulgarian striker.
Tottenham, who are insisting that Berbatov must remain at White Hart Lane - at least until the end of the season, have nevertheless prepared the ground for the striker's eventual exit.
They have drawn up a new contract for Jermain Defoe and are lining up an end-of-season move for Valencia's David Villa.
United boss Fergie has publicly said that there will be no incoming Old Trafford business this month but he is monitoring the Berbatov situation.
But the firm stance from Spurs - though manager Juande Ramos teased suitors by suggesting it would take a British record to prise Berbatov away - adds to the notion that the striker won't be on the Reds' radar until May.
Ferguson doesn't want to indulge in mid-season inflated transfer prices but he remains a keen Berbatov fan and a summer pursuit looks inevitable.
However, if moneybags Chelsea attempt to steal a march in the remaining 25 days of the transfer window, then Fergie may decide to act.
He has already proved that if he is in danger of being beaten to a priority target then he'll move quickly rather than risk losing the player.
In 2004, United were happy to let Wayne Rooney remain at Everton but when Newcastle put in a bid to the Goodison club the Reds moved swiftly and outbid the Geordies with a £30m transfer package.
United are expected to announce profits in excess of £75m later this month - so the funds are in place should the Berbatov situation flare up.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Glazers prepared to pay for Berbatov
THE Glazer family are prepared to fund a swoop for £30m-rated Dimitar Berbatov if Sir Alex Ferguson wants to fight Chelsea for the coveted Bulgarian striker.
Tottenham, who are insisting that Berbatov must remain at White Hart Lane - at least until the end of the season, have nevertheless prepared the ground for the striker's eventual exit.
They have drawn up a new contract for Jermain Defoe and are lining up an end-of-season move for Valencia's David Villa.
United boss Fergie has publicly said that there will be no incoming Old Trafford business this month but he is monitoring the Berbatov situation.
But the firm stance from Spurs - though manager Juande Ramos teased suitors by suggesting it would take a British record to prise Berbatov away - adds to the notion that the striker won't be on the Reds' radar until May.
Ferguson doesn't want to indulge in mid-season inflated transfer prices but he remains a keen Berbatov fan and a summer pursuit looks inevitable.
However, if moneybags Chelsea attempt to steal a march in the remaining 25 days of the transfer window, then Fergie may decide to act.
He has already proved that if he is in danger of being beaten to a priority target then he'll move quickly rather than risk losing the player.
In 2004, United were happy to let Wayne Rooney remain at Everton but when Newcastle put in a bid to the Goodison club the Reds moved swiftly and outbid the Geordies with a £30m transfer package.
United are expected to announce profits in excess of £75m later this month - so the funds are in place should the Berbatov situation flare up.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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