I got the new away kit last monday...

It's a great kit..

You guys can try looking for it starting tomorrow.....

I got the new away kit last monday...

It's a great kit..

You guys can try looking for it starting tomorrow.....

nice one bro 

I see you wearing indoor shoes , gonna play futsal eh?

3rd place? they're giving us enough compliment already.

i reckon we're far more inferior than the likes of Pool, Arse, Ski, Villa, Everton, Citeh and even Fulham!

I got the new away kit last monday...

It's a great kit..

You guys can try looking for it starting tomorrow.....

I got the new away kit last monday...

It's a great kit..

You guys can try looking for it starting tomorrow.....

3rd place eh? waa not bad..  

i have a friend whom is arsenal fan that every season he pray so that Man Utd will get relegated at the end of the season..i'm glad he's a moron, not a priest..

hey guys...i dont spam here often but i'm a united fan...and i'm currently in liverpool now...i hate it...all these ppl r ganas man...i tried walking with the united home jersey in the city and i got mocked for it(i loved it just to see them miserable) and when i went to OT to watch the man utd vs valencia game...i saw the person next to me...wearing...I'D RATHER WALK ALONE!!!and i swear tell it to myself...i will go back to manchester and get that shirt..and walk down the liverpool city centre again....hehehehe(and maybe not walk anymore...) peace guys!!We were welcomed like their own in OT but in liverpool...they flashed me their ass!!

hey guys...i dont spam here often but i'm a united fan...and i'm currently in liverpool now...i hate it...all these ppl r ganas man...i tried walking with the united home jersey in the city and i got mocked for it(i loved it just to see them miserable) and when i went to OT to watch the man utd vs valencia game...i saw the person next to me...wearing...I'D RATHER WALK ALONE!!!and i swear tell it to myself...i will go back to manchester and get that shirt..and walk down the liverpool city centre again....hehehehe(and maybe not walk anymore...) peace guys!!We were welcomed like their own in OT but in liverpool...they flashed me their ass!!

hey guys...i dont spam here often but i'm a united fan...and i'm currently in liverpool now...i hate it...all these ppl r ganas man...i tried walking with the united home jersey in the city and i got mocked for it(i loved it just to see them miserable) and when i went to OT to watch the man utd vs valencia game...i saw the person next to me...wearing...I'D RATHER WALK ALONE!!!and i swear tell it to myself...i will go back to manchester and get that shirt..and walk down the liverpool city centre again....hehehehe(and maybe not walk anymore...) peace guys!!We were welcomed like their own in OT but in liverpool...they flashed me their ass!!

our new signing  , nice kit 

nice one bro 

I see you wearing indoor shoes , gonna play futsal eh?

I think Jerseyman was about to leave the house for a game already? Full suited + shoes + near the door? 

Already broke after getting the home kit so must resist from the away kit for now.....  

i personally prefer the away kit compared to this year's home kit...

ronaldo in the making

can sell him for 150 euro???

why no saf for this new signing     

lol nice one..

just wondering bout the away jersey...why u guys can get it so early in malaysia?it will only be launched 2moro rite?

Tom Cleverley and Febian Brandy both scored twice for England's Under-20s in a rampant 5-0 win over Montenegro at The Hawthorns on Tuesday night.

Brandy put England in front after 13 minutes when he beat the offside trap and finished neatly. The Manchester-born striker then added a second on the stroke of half-time with a rasping volley.

After the break Cleverley, who impressed in a first half in which he'd also missed a penalty, got in on the goalscoring act.

The Reds midfielder grabbed England's third three minutes after the break, and then with eight minutes remaining he skilfully curled a low shot into the bottom corner, before Tope Obadeyi completed the rout in injury time.

It's the perfect preparation for Cleverley, Brandy and co. ahead of next month's FIFA U20 World Cup in Egypt.

Elsewhere, Oliver Norwood made his debut for Northern Ireland U21s in a 2-1 friendly defeat to Portugal. Burnley-born Norwood was joined in the side by fellow Reds midfielder Corry Evans.

Why don't opposition fans rate Darren Fletcher? It's a point that irks ManUtd.com's Ben Hibbs...

I had an argument recently with a Liverpool fan about Darren Fletcher. “He’s not a top, top player is he?” he said. “He’s OK, but he’s not as good as Mascherano.” I’m a big fan of Fletcher and that was all it took to set me off.

Even in the days when some United fans would grumble at the slightest error, I preached patience. The first time I saw him play was in 2002, I went to watch United’s Reserves for the first time against West Bromwich Albion at Old Trafford. This lanky, skinny kid in the middle of the park was absolutely everywhere, spraying passes all over the pitch like a seasoned pro stepped down to the lower levels. It all looked so easy. You could tell then he was a class above the rest.

Upon his integration into the first-team, however, Fletch suffered because, as a young, lightweight lad, he had to earn his stripes out on the wing. He was labelled by many in the media as the new Beckham, well wide of the mark and frankly a lazy cop-out description of his talents. Then, when he moved infield, there was the void left by Roy Keane (even before Keane left he was no longer the all-action, box-to-box maniac he was in his prime). It was a tough education. But Fletch took it – and the negative comments he often received – on the chin.

Fortunately, Sir Alex is a good judge of character and talent. In the last few years he’s honed his game, bulked up in the gym – which he admitted he always found difficult to do as a young player because he just didn’t see the results of his hard work – and he’s now approaching the peak of his career. But while United fans are, in the vast majority, converts to what Fletcher brings to the team – technical quality, clever use of the ball, energy, a calm head and, lately, a great deal of maturity – fans of other clubs seem preoccupied with out-dated judgements.

Fletcher was one of United’s best players at times last season, and I honestly believe that had he not suffered one or two injuries he wouldn’t have been far off in the running for Player of the Year. In the depths if disappointment after Rome, Sir Alex admitted Fletcher was a major loss due to suspension. Would he have halted Iniesta and Xavi? We'll never know, and Barcelona might well counter that their own absent men would have raised the level of their performance.

The point is, it’s recognition of how important Sir Alex believes his fellow Scot is to his team. And as everyone looks down the squad list for the men who’ll step to the fore in the ‘life after Ronaldo’ era, Fletcher is one that has to, and I believe will, rise to the challenge.

He’s Scotland’s captain, a deserved title for the influence he wields in national colours, where he’s always been one of the big fish, even from a very early age. Now I think his time has come at United. He was outstanding in the first half against Chelsea at Wembley, and whereas we’re expecting the likes of Nani, Anderson and Berbatov to an extent to raise their game, Fletcher need only avoid injuries and continue the excellent work he did last season.

We could have lost Fletch last summer when a number of clubs, Everton included, expressed an interest after a season in which he enjoyed only limited involvement in United's double success. Thankfully, he stayed and signed a new contract. Although, at either club, he’d have proved that deluded Liverpool fan wrong.

August 12, 2009

DARREN Fletcher has predicted a more rigid United will be on show this season.

With Cristiano Ronaldo now settled in at Real Madrid and Carlos Tevez moving down the road to City, Sir Alex Ferguson has had a bit of adjusting to do this summer.

And, according to Fletcher, the outcome is an orthodox 4-4-2 formation that he believes will be good enough to terrorise opposition at home and abroad.

"We have always been tight at the back because we have a great defensive record but maybe we have been a little bit too expansive at times," he said.

"The ethos of the club is about attacking football. However, you can't be wide open and attacking all the time.

"You also have to be disciplined and I think you are going to see a more rigid 4-4-2 formation this season."