isnt he the one that play keeper in Carling Cup?
Sad for him, wouldn't blame him if he decides to leave for another club for a first team keeper position....

I will definitely NOT take it seriously. Probably the interview was done with the Portugal media and his words are twisted somehow. Not the first it happens anyway. Furthermore its from THE SUN! 

time~~~to say~~~good bye~~~~~nani..

u talk kok to the media, that's it for u. furthermore, Ljajic is coming in Jan10 and we have high hopes for him as well. not to forget possebon who's currently on loan god-knows-where.

as for the defenders...dun worry, we're well stocked...both evans & brown got their little brothers playing in the academy now.

as for tosic, he will be another manucho/Dong...sorry sheep

now, back to FM10...

what incident? The shoe one?

Sir Alex Ferguson has been handed a two-game touchline ban, with a further two suspended, following his controversial comments regarding referee Alan Wiley.

In the aftermath of Manchester United's 2-2 draw with Sunderland on October 3, Ferguson accused Wiley of being unfit and, although he subsequently apologised for his outburst, he admitted to an FA charge of improper conduct.

At a hearing on Thursday, Ferguson was banned for two games, fined £20,000 and warned as to his future conduct. He will now watch United's next two games, at home to Everton and away to Portsmouth, from the stands.

The United manager will also be banned for a further two games should he commit a similar offence before the end of the 2010-11 season.

"Each member of the commission recognised Sir Alex Ferguson's achievements and stature within the game," commission chairman Peter Griffiths QC said. "Having said that, it was made clear to Sir Alex that with such stature comes increased responsibilities.

"The commission considered his admitted remarks, in the context in which they were made, were not just improper but were grossly improper and wholly inappropriate. He should never have said what he did say."

Ferguson had admitted the charge of improper conduct and apologised to Wiley in the wake of strong opinion his comments had served to undermine the FA's 'Respect' campaign.

However, the Scot maintained his assertion that the fitness of referees in the Premier League remained an issue to be discussed.

"I apologise to Mr Wiley for any personal embarrassment that my remarks may have caused and to the FA for going public with my views,'' Ferguson said at the time via the club's website. "My only intention in speaking publicly was to highlight what I believe to be a serious and important issue in the game, namely that the fitness levels of referees must match the ever-increasing demands of the modern game, which I hope will now be properly addressed through the appropriate formal channels.''

Ferguson continued to be outspoken in his comments about referees even after attracting the FA charge. Following his side's 2-0 defeat to Liverpool last month, Ferguson questioned whether Andre Marriner, who took charge of the game at Anfield, had the required experience for a match of such significance.

He also accused Martin Atkinson of being in an "absolutely ridiculous'' position when he awarded Chelsea the free-kick that led to their winner against United at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

u know, in liverpool thread, they always say this
"Why MU people so care about how bad Rafa is doing, they jealous is it?"

apart from davis james and robert green....i can say that ben foster is the better keeper...other keeper like paul robinson etc is rubbish..

Wiki says
and

Henry hands France final spot 

No. The Egypt win 2 - 0 against Algeria last week is last match Group C . Both in same group and Algeria win the play-off match today.

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i just bought defoe this week to replace van persie. thanks defoe 

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Added on November 28, 2009, 12:19 amNope. Only 25-33.3% going by my calculations in excel. 

did u guys managed to spot that everytime Kusczak made a save, he will celebrate for himself?