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[Observer]

Berba  different class so far this season! He showing real versatility with his clinical finishing

[Bakes]

http://www.eplmatches.com/2010/09/19/man-utd-vs-liverpool-highlights-3/

OH shit look that bicycle  damn

That's an overhead kick... not a bicycle.


... nice goal all the same.

Not even go talk about that O'Shea play...

[triniairman]

I hate to rehash the obvious, but i eh go lie dem refs is blatantly tief for man u dread..

second half i see webb blow for a foul.. The ball still rolling fast and them fellas just play on without spotting the ball to try to get an advantage.. Webb turn around, watch what happen and just say play on yes.

Then O'shea was supposed to be a red, bet yuh bottom dollar if it was a Liverpool defender did that he woulda get sent off with the quickness.

all this on the back of the ref blowing off a play last week on a goal attempt.

It blatant fellas, blatant!!

SIGH!!!

[Red Mango]

I hate to rehash the obvious, but i eh go lie dem refs is blatantly tief for man u dread..

second half i see webb blow for a foul.. The ball still rolling fast and them fellas just play on without spotting the ball to try to get an advantage.. Webb turn around, watch what happen and just say play on yes.

Then O'shea was supposed to be a red, bet yuh bottom dollar if it was a Liverpool defender did that he woulda get sent off with the quickness.

all this on the back of the ref blowing off a play last week on a goal attempt.

It blatant fellas, blatant!!

[D.H.W]

I hate to rehash the obvious, but i eh go lie dem refs is blatantly tief for man u dread..

second half i see webb blow for a foul.. The ball still rolling fast and them fellas just play on without spotting the ball to try to get an advantage.. Webb turn around, watch what happen and just say play on yes.

Then O'shea was supposed to be a red, bet yuh bottom dollar if it was a Liverpool defender did that he woulda get sent off with the quickness.

all this on the back of the ref blowing off a play last week on a goal attempt.

It blatant fellas, blatant!!

 

[sammy]

I hate to rehash the obvious, but i eh go lie dem refs is blatantly tief for man u dread..

second half i see webb blow for a foul.. The ball still rolling fast and them fellas just play on without spotting the ball to try to get an advantage.. Webb turn around, watch what happen and just say play on yes.

Then O'shea was supposed to be a red, bet yuh bottom dollar if it was a Liverpool defender did that he woulda get sent off with the quickness.

all this on the back of the ref blowing off a play last week on a goal attempt.

It blatant fellas, blatant!!

yeps.....yuh wish yuh shit side cud qualify for them kinda calls eh   

[Tenorsaw]

Just taking my licks until we could get dem two kakahole out ah Anfield. 

[xixgon]

I hate to rehash the obvious, but i eh go lie dem refs is blatantly tief for man u dread..

second half i see webb blow for a foul.. The ball still rolling fast and them fellas just play on without spotting the ball to try to get an advantage.. Webb turn around, watch what happen and just say play on yes.

Then O'shea was supposed to be a red, bet yuh bottom dollar if it was a Liverpool defender did that he woulda get sent off with the quickness.

all this on the back of the ref blowing off a play last week on a goal attempt.

It blatant fellas, blatant!!

yeps.....yuh wish yuh shit side cud qualify for them kinda calls eh   

Whoever say O'Shea was a red card is jus biased cause it was not a clear goalscorin opportunity - last man don't mean automatic sendin off. The ref determined that there was a good chance that Van Der Sar could have reached the ball first; general obstruction = yellow card - plain and simple.

[Red Mango]

Just taking my licks until we could get dem two kakahole out ah Anfield. 

Fuh real eh...

[xixgon]

From The Republik of Mancunia Blog:-

After being interview by Sky Sports after our 3-2 win over Liverpool, Dimitar Berbatov gave an interview with a Bulgarian TV network in his native tongue.

Here is the translation, with Berbatov being referred to as Mitko, the name he is known by in his home country.


Mitko you have had a troubled time…

I wouldn’t say troubled. I am not troubled. I am lucky. I have loved my time here.


A disappointing time. Would you say that?

I was disappointed with myself that I could not please all the supporters. I have said before the people of Manchester United are the judges and that is the way it should be. It is their team. I am a guest. A privileged guest.


This season what has changed?

Man, I don’t know but I’m just so happy. So confident. I feel like everything I imagine on the pitch will come true and that feels awesome. I have worked hard on my fitness. So hard. I’m not a weights guy, I’m sure you can see by my body, but I have been trying even to work on that. I ran 6 miles every day during the off season. I watched one World Cup match, went for a run. Then watched another and went for another run. This was my routine.


Wow…you must be tired!

No man that’s the thing. This crowd at Old Trafford. The way I feel right now. I’m not tired. I feel alive. I have always said I am so lucky to play here. For these people. For this manager. For this club. With these players. I can’t describe it man.


It is showing. Keep it up Mitko. What will you do now. Will you watch your goals?

No. Noooooooo! I can’t watch myself. Even when I came off and everyone was applauding I felt so shy. I love it but I don’t know how to react to it. I’m going to go home. Play with my family and maybe watch a movie later. I can’t wait for training. How weird is that?!

[sammy]

Just taking my licks until we could get dem two kakahole out ah Anfield. 

Fuh real eh...

carragher and gerrad?

[elan]

Like men still watching this weekend game or what how dey eh posting.

[Peong]

lol not one supporter posted since the game eh.
Things lookin bad in Mancunia.

[elan]

lol not one supporter posted since the game eh.
Things lookin bad in Mancunia.

Is only post everytime Berbatov score a hatrick.

[dinho]

They just lucky Elmander didnt poison them when he belt a man in the pk box and sky an easy chance overbars.

[xixgon]

Haha I suppose I could just post the obvious that the team is lacking in key areas - that without Rooney returning to form and/or adequate cover for Scholes and Fletcher Utd aren't as imposing.

That Johnny Evans clearly ain't ready yet, and I startin to worry that he ever will be.

But yet still - Glory Glory Man Utd! 


Now back to absorbin da draw wit d rest a d fellas 

[xixgon]

Rio returns and we get our first away win and clean sheet in 6 games - no coincidence there.

Too bad the course of our season still probably depends on injury prone, aged and mentally distracted players.

[triniairman]

Another frogging Tie!!! 

[elan]

 

[dinho]

[elan]

Whey....where all the supporters gone. Is only 2 die hard supporters for this thread. I thought real supporters does stick with you through the not-so-good times   

[xixgon]

Least these draws are comin away from home at traditionally difficult places to get 3 points.

They hadda start turnin these results into wins before it's too late though - but at least they defense lookin more solid and they doin what they hadda do at home so far.

The lack of investment in the central midfield continues to baffle me - and the lack of creativity yesterday only furthered that (especially in the light of Van der Vaart/Ozil's performances this season).

But I guess we go hadda jus work with what we have right now yes....wa yuh go do.

[D.H.W]

 

[elan]

[dinho]

Coca-Cola takes Rooney off cans

http://msn.foxsports.com/foxsoccer/premierleague/story/wayne-rooney-dropped-by-coca-cola-after-sex-allegations

Coca-Cola will no longer use Wayne Rooney's image on cans and bottles following allegations over the English forward's private life.

Following newspaper allegations that he cheated on his then-pregnant wife with a prostitute, Coca-Cola announced Monday that it had stopped using his image to promote its Coke Zero drink.

''Last month we amended our marketing plans on Coke Zero,'' Coca-Cola said in a statement. ''Given the situation at that time we did not feel it was appropriate to run an on-pack promotion featuring Wayne Rooney.''

A year after a sex scandal that cost golfer Tiger Woods three major corporate sponsors worth millions of dollars, Coca-Cola said that it had not decided whether the move was permanent.

The world's largest soft drink maker added that it will continue to use the Manchester United player for other forms of promotion.

Rooney's contract with Coca-Cola is widely reported to be worth more than 500,000 pounds ($792,000) annually. The company has used the player to endorse the product since 2007.

Rooney has conceded that last month's allegations contributed to his poor start to the Premier League season with United.

Rooney has scored just once in six matches for United, which is third in the Premier League and trails defending champion Chelsea by five points.

United manager Alex Ferguson left Rooney out of last month's match against former club Everton following the allegations to avoid abuse by rival fans.

[sammy]

Coca-Cola takes Rooney off cans

http://msn.foxsports.com/foxsoccer/premierleague/story/wayne-rooney-dropped-by-coca-cola-after-sex-allegations

Coca-Cola will no longer use Wayne Rooney's image on cans and bottles following allegations over the English forward's private life.

Following newspaper allegations that he cheated on his then-pregnant wife with a prostitute, Coca-Cola announced Monday that it had stopped using his image to promote its Coke Zero drink.

''Last month we amended our marketing plans on Coke Zero,'' Coca-Cola said in a statement. ''Given the situation at that time we did not feel it was appropriate to run an on-pack promotion featuring Wayne Rooney.''

A year after a sex scandal that cost golfer Tiger Woods three major corporate sponsors worth millions of dollars, Coca-Cola said that it had not decided whether the move was permanent.

The world's largest soft drink maker added that it will continue to use the Manchester United player for other forms of promotion.

Rooney's contract with Coca-Cola is widely reported to be worth more than 500,000 pounds ($792,000) annually. The company has used the player to endorse the product since 2007.

Rooney has conceded that last month's allegations contributed to his poor start to the Premier League season with United.

Rooney has scored just once in six matches for United, which is third in the Premier League and trails defending champion Chelsea by five points.

United manager Alex Ferguson left Rooney out of last month's match against former club Everton following the allegations to avoid abuse by rival fans.

IT GOOD

[triniairman]

Remember the commercial where Rooney was playing and had a premonition that he was poor and he had full beard? lol It's almost as if it's happening, but in a different way.

[Peong]

Look I had to go and bump this thread up from page 3.
Fans that only make noise when they on top are not real fans.

Anyway this is what allyuh good for these days.

[elan]

Glory Glory   

[Cantona007]

Bad result today.We played with some flair in the first half, but it all went pear shaped in the end. An all too familiar story so far. No need to panic yet though...