Oh mai, injury crisis again. Seems like the physio team hiring alot of hot nurses there Gibson and Scholes, they are different type of players and I really feel glad for Gibson as before this the hype is surrounding Obertan and he really need those goals to state his point on claiming the first team action. If only Nani will learn from Gibson, take every chance presented and push it to the best.

Coming UCL match scary la wei, we need to secure top seed in order to avoid big team. I don't want to face RM or Barca at the first round

someone give me suggestion!
watch streaming(but maybe buffering more than watch)or astro delay but can't watch full match(except take leave,i'm thinking taking leave but not sure can get or not?!)!

Oh mai, injury crisis again. Seems like the physio team hiring alot of hot nurses there Gibson and Scholes, they are different type of players and I really feel glad for Gibson as before this the hype is surrounding Obertan and he really need those goals to state his point on claiming the first team action. If only Nani will learn from Gibson, take every chance presented and push it to the best.

Coming UCL match scary la wei, we need to secure top seed in order to avoid big team. I don't want to face RM or Barca at the first round

Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan has hinted that the club may make a move for Wolfsburg striker Edin Dzeko.

The Bosnia international was close to joining AC Milan in the summer with Arsenal also reportedly interested, but Wolfsburg held firm.

The 23-year-old has continued to impress this term and scored against the Red Devils when the German champions visited Old Trafford in the UEFA Champions League earlier this season.

Dzeko has added two more goals in Europe since then and, having bagged 36 goals in all competitions last campaign, has notched 13 in 21 games this time round.

Ideal

"I'm sure there are a number of teams looking at him," Phelan said.

"Are we one of them? We are looking at talent all of the time and we are in there with the rest of them.

"He showed his threat in the game at Old Trafford and he appeals because he is a tall, skilful boy and in some ways he is an ideal player for the English league.

"He has stature, his feet are good and he is producing some good performances. I am sure everybody has looked at him."

Sir Alex Ferguson was delighted to see the master Paul Scholes and the apprentice Darron Gibson scoring long-range goals in the 4-0 win over West Ham.

The United boss has encouraged his midfield men to shoot from outside the box this season, and against the Hammers his wish was granted as both men hit stunning 20-yard efforts.

“It was a great performance, particularly in the second half,” Sir Alex told MUTV. “Getting the goal just before half-time helped us of course. The goal allowed us to settle down and use our experience in the second half. We played very well then.”

Central to the performance was the midfield magic of Scholes. “Paul is an incredible player and he is conducting our play so well at the moment,” enthused the boss. “He’s making it look good for us.

“And as I’ve always said about Darron, he has this ability and power to score from outside the box, which he proved again today with a marvellous strike.

“I was pleased that we did try to [shoot from distance] on a number of occasions, and it does give us an extra dimension to our game because we don’t normally have midfield players who can do that.”

Scholes orchestrated play for the Reds at Upton Park alongside the youth of Gibson and Anderson. Sir Alex feels the two apprentices will have learnt a thing or two from the experience.

“They are both only young boys of 22 and 21 years of age. They are going to be great players, and they accept that Paul Scholes is the finished article. They see a man who has been doing it for 15 years at the highest level. He’s a great example to them and it will rub off I’m sure.”

United may be losing players left, right and centre  , but Darron Gibson praised the strength of the Reds' squad after Saturday's 4-0 win over West Ham.

Sir Alex had defensive selection problems before the game, with Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Jonny Evans, John O'Shea, Fabio and Rafael all unavaliable. By the time the final whistle sounded, Gary Neville and Wes Brown had joined the walking wounded.

It meant United began the match with Darren Fletcher at right back... and ended it with Michael Carrick and Evra in the heart of defence, with Ryan Giggs on the left.

"It was a massive win for us and shows how good our squad is," Gibson told MUTV. "We have players who can step in and do a good job. I’ve not seen Michael play at centre half before... and Fletch was playing out of position too."

Gibson netted his third goal of the week (and United's second at Upton Park) with a stunning strike from outside the box.

"I was buzzing after the Spurs game on Tuesday and ready to play again. It was a massive boost for me [to start against West Ham]. My two goals during the week got my confidence up and the gaffer’s stuck with me, which is great.

"For my goal, Patrice gave me the ball, I gave it to Giggsy… the manager and Mick Phelan had been telling me and Anderson to get forward so I ran forward and Giggsy gave me the ball back and I just stroked it home. I think it was better than the goals against Spurs. It was a better celebration so I’m happy with that!

"Overall, we’re very happy with the performance and I think we're starting to hit our stride. Hopefully we can kick on from here and keep winning."

who else defend from our reserve team that play a bit well, we can call them?

They(ESPN) are so in love with RM now huh? Pathetic.

This coming UCL?

My suggestion and my own method, sleep early then wake up to watch + straight go to work

Ofcourse watching live mah 

u mean watch delay?!but can't watch full match woh!until about 8.50pm only!

no live arr?

no!that's why i so angry now!!

damn...hate watch streaming..damn late..

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is facing a major defensive headache afterbeing left with just two fit defenders in his first-team squad.

United ended yesterday's 4-0 Premier League win over West Ham with Michael Carrick and Patrice Evra at centre-back and Ryan Giggs at full-back after Gary Neville and Wes Brown added to an already-lengthy injury list.

Evra and young Belgian Ritchie De Laet are United's only two fit defenders, with reserve player Corry Evans -brother of centre-back Jonny - likely to be called into the squad for Tueday's Champions League clash with Wolfsburg.

Both Neville and Brazilian Fabio are suffering from groin problems, Jonny Evans and Rio Ferdinand have calf injuries, John O'Shea is out with thigh trouble, while Edwin van der Sar, Rafael and Brown are all missing too.

Young centre-back James Chester, winner of the club's Reserve Player of the Year Award last season, was included in United's Champions League squad, but is currently on-loan at Championship side Plymouth Argyle, while fellow defensive prospect Craig Cathcart is also on-loan, at Watford.

A draw for United against Wolfsburg would win the group but Ferguson's more pressing concern is being able to field a defence that can compete with the reigning Bundesliga champions.

First choice centre-back Vidic was missing from yesterday's line-up with flu but is expected to return to form a makeshift central defensive partnership with midfielder Carrick in Germany, with Darren Fletcher starting - as he did against West Ham - at right-back.

"Evra must be the smallest centre half in the world,'' said the United boss. "But he's a good reader of the game. He's quick and determined.

"I don't know where I'm going to get a back four for Tuesday. Probably Nemanja Vidic will be back from flu and I'll probably play Carrick alongside him.''

Manchester United assistant Mike Phelan rates Wolfsburg striker Edin Dzeko as "ideal for the English league'' and has hinted the Red Devils could consider a move for the player.

Dzeko, 23, has attracted interest from teams in Spain, Italy and England, with United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal all linked with him in recent weeks.

But the Bosnia forward had repeatedly hinted that his preferred destination, should he move from Germany, would be Serie A side AC Milan.

The striker scored 30 goals in 33 appearances to help Wolfsburg lift the Bundesliga title last season and has 11 already this campaign.

Dzeko scored against Sir Alex Ferguson's side when the sides met in the Champions League earlier this season and Phelan has admitted the club have been looking at him since.

"I'm sure there are a number of teams looking at him. Are we one on them? We are looking at talent all of the time and we are in there with the rest of them,'' Phelan said.

"He showed his threat in the game at Old Trafford and he appeals because he is a tall, skilful boy and in some ways he is an ideal player for the English league.

"He has stature, his feet are good and he is producing some good performances. I am sure everybody has looked at him.''

NO live? but according to ASTRO programme guide..it is available..

http://www.astro.com.my/tvguide/