now i really love rafa..bought a 20m player and put him on the bench to prevent injury..yeahhhh....

From now on, I'll be predicting a draw for Liverpool, because that is what they are good at.

You see, Benitez's cunning plan to get rid of those draws was working a treat with all those defeats, but with everyone getting upset with them losing, he's reverted back to the draw draw draw formula of last season.

Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has revealed he is considering quitting the club at the end of the season, fearing he can no longer compete at the highest level.

Paul Scholes has struggled for form this season.

While 36-year-old team-mate Ryan Giggs continues to be considered an integral part of Sir Alex Ferguson's side despite his age, Scholes has struggled for form of late amid concerns he may soon be surplus to requirements at Old Trafford.

And with the the emergence of Darren Fletcher, Anderson, Michael Carrick and Darron Gibson, Scholes - whose current deal expires at the end of this season - admits the end could be near.

"I wouldn't say I am playing some of my best football and I don't always feel I am making as much of a contribution as I would like," Scholes said. "I always preferred it when I was playing regularly and scoring a lot more goals. Now, it's different. I play once every two or three weeks and I can only hope to do well when I get the chance.

"I just have to be OK with that. I don't have a choice. Obviously, every player wants to play every week, but I know now it can't always happen. You do think about the future, but I'm not too sure. I'll just carry on with the way it's going at the moment and we'll see what happens come the end of the season."

Scholes, 35, has played 619 times for United scoring 145 goals, including a fierce strike against West Ham on Saturday.

Sir Alex Ferguson has made no secret about his desire to keep his old heads at Old Trafford, whose experience he sees as providing a vital contribution to the club on and off the pitch. But while Giggs, 36, has continued to flourish, Scholes has not been able to maintain the form that has made him consistently one of the best midfielders in the Premier League over the past 15 years.

"The secret of Ryan's success is his sheer professionalism," Scholes said. "He's been a top player for nearly 20 years. I would have thought he's probably the best player this club has ever had.

"He just keeps going stronger and stronger each time he plays and seems to create a goal or score one himself. He's just been fantastic to play with. I think when Ryan retires he won't just be regarded as one of the greats, he'll be the one and only.

"To be here 20 years and still going strong and playing as well as ever, I think that, when he retires, he will be the one who stands out."

Injury on defence players is getting worse, start with 3 defenders but end with only Evra left.
Evra has to play as central defender somemore
Good thing is our midfield able to play as backup defence.
Gibson goal is just too quick & powerful, i cant really see what happen during the real time played. I thought Giggs miss passed then the next thing I know is the ball in the net with a drop death keeper on the ground

now we have de laet and evra rite?