masalahnya .. the chances created by united midfielders are so ...............

ini mmg problem utama united yang aku nampak
kalau foward united ada 10 chances paling kurang 1 mesti masuk
tapi these days nak nampak penetration pun susah

midfield united perlukan sorang yang ada creativity week in week out
macam game dengan Liverpool kalau la ada 5 kali spit defence pass macam yang Owen dapat tu
tak ke chances utk gol lebih tinggi?

I have a lot of affection for the eighties. John Hughes was making quality movies such as this, knee socks were in fashion and United didn’t lose to Liverpool. The days of Whiteside nobbling Steve McMahon and wee Gordie Strachan's cigar celebration are a distant memory on the horizon.

We are missing Fletcher at the moment. I am big fan of the Scotsman, solid pro, wears the shirt with pride etc., but Bryan Robson he ain’t. If that is not an indictment of our midfield at the moment I don’t know what is.

I have a sneaking suspicion that we will not be able to win the league without hitting top gear as was done last season. We need to not lose to Chelsea.

It is considerably easier to win football matches when you have a full team of players. That’s three on the trot we have lost to these lot and three on the trot when Vidic has been sent off. It’s probably part of their team talk now.

Benitez “Who wants to get Vidic sent off today?”
Hands go up around the dressing room.
“One of you will have to do some real work too you know.” Rafa replies.

Not only should Carragher have been sent off for hauling down Michael Owen, he should have been hung, drawn, quartered, dismembered and fed to a pack of rabid dogs. Maybe even that would have been too good for him. He got a yellow card. “This is Anfield” indeed.

It is not just losing that really grinds, it is the fact that we never really looked like winning. This team can play. The performance we put in at Spurs was majestic but it was the exception rather than the rule. Two points from the top at the end of October is nothing to get sniffy about but I want to see some football out there too.



The beach balls raining down on the pitch were hilarious, but that was just about the only smile I was able to raise all afternoon. It was Chelsea’s weekend, and that is annoying.

Manchester United have submitted a claim of mistaken identity to the Football Association after Fabio da Silva was booked by referee Chris Foy against Barnsley in the Carling Cup.

Instead the offender - for a challenge on Jamal Campbell-Ryce - was his twin brother Rafael.

The FA confirmed they have been approached by United and the submission will be heard on Tuesday by a regulatory commission.

The Brazilian twins helped United secure a place in the quarter-finals of the competition thanks to a 2-0 victory. However the holders finished the game with ten men after Foy sent off Gary Neville for clattering into Adam Hammill.

Not only should Carragher have been sent off for hauling down Michael Owen, he should have been hung, drawn, quartered, dismembered and fed to a pack of rabid dogs. Maybe even that would have been too good for him.

first 7 games real madrid season ni, ronaldo main..
semua menang

tapi, secara personal, apsal aku terasa, satu hari nanti dia akan balik united? ke, aku yang silap?

udah la tu bruang... yang dah pergi, biarkan dia amik angin kat tempat baru...

bukan takat menang aje
siap score & score & score lagi ..

Former Manchester United midfielder Cristiano Ronaldo has suggested for Wayne Rooney to join him at Real Madrid.

Ronaldo says the striker's glittering reputation means he would be a sure-fire hit in Spain, which would see him fit right into the Real Madrid mantra, given the club's taste for marketable superstars.

"Wayne would be a sensation out here. I think we could do with Rooney to help us out," Ronaldo told The Sun.

"He would be brilliant if he came. This is the ideal place for the world's best players and there's little doubt he is one of them.

"Wayne has all the skill and determination you need to make a fine career here."
Ronaldo admitted that he knew such a move would be difficult to negotiate, but is hopeful it could eventuate sometime in the distant future.

He added: "I realise it would take a lot for him to move from England"

"He loves the country, he loves Manchester and he is a Liverpool boy. And United is a good club for him. But you never know what could happen in the future," concluded the Portuguese superstar.

We were disappointed last week after losing to Liverpool,” Sir Alex said, “but at this club you have to win your next game. It’s the only thing you can do [to bounce back]. We're experienced and we know how difficult it is to win the league and we know teams will make mistakes. Sometimes you lose games you don’t expect to lose.

“You strive for consistency. If we get to January and we’re still in a similar position then we have a great chance.”

Dimitar Berbatov admitted United had to be patient in order to overcome Blackburn's dogged resistance at Old Trafford.

The Bulgarian scored the all-important opening goal just after the interval, swivelling to crack home a superb strike, and Berbatov feels United ultimately deserved their victory.

"It was difficult but I think our defence did a magnificent job, and we scored the goals and overall we deserved to win," Dimitar told ESPN. "In the first half I had a couple of chances to score, and you need to be patient and when another chance comes along you have to score it, and I was very glad to score my chance. Then Wayne Rooney scored another and that was it finished for Blackburn.

"We were relieved because they are a difficult team to play against. Every time when you score a goal you are relieved because you feel you've done something special and that was the case for me."

The victory keeps United on Chelsea's coat-tails at the head of the Premier League, and Berbatov concedes that he and his colleagues are concerned only with picking up points, rather than the margin of victories.

"One-nil is a good result, as long as you finish it that way," said the striker. "If it's three-nil or four-nil, it doesn't matter. As long as we keep winning I think everybody will be happy."