hmm wonder why we didn't consider Corry Evans, and De Laet..

Oh shit........

check this http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid=...&newsid=6638851

I can imagine the line up will look like this

Time to tell Evra "Patrice, since we are short of defenders so what we will do is you will be the only one there while we go all out attack!" 

Now if Evra gets injured (PEGANG KAYU)

Then omg. Who the hell do we have left.

Choi!
You will be banned from MUST if that happen. 

To me , the remaining PL matches in December are more important
12 Dec Villa (H)
15 Dec Wolves (h)
19 Dec Fulham (a)
27 Dec Hull (a)
30 Dec Wigan (H)

The tricky games are Villa and Fulham.  We need at least JOS, Vidic, Brown to be fit during this duration.

Well, at least we have De Laet as a defender! *phew*

But.. what if De Laet gets injured too? (TOUCH WOOD)

Well, at least we have De Laet as a defender! *phew*

But.. what if De Laet gets injured too? (TOUCH WOOD)

PIG

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PJS-Ando-Gibbo-M.Eikrem-Kid

             Owen
Nani's tackling is quite good, and he's capable of attacking as well. I'm just worried about Evra, Dzeko may win the aerial battle.

PIG

Fletch-Carrick-Evra-Nani

PJS-Ando-Gibbo-M.Eikrem-Kid

            Owen
Nani's tackling is quite good, and he's capable of attacking as well. I'm just worried about Evra, Dzeko may win the aerial battle.

that is what concern me now. Evra aerial ability are not very good. now he face Dzeko and Graffite. not good. Kuszczak must play as CB. 

Phil Thompson  Posted 7th December 2009

Manchester United have nothing short of a defensive crisis on their hands. Sir Alex Ferguson has said as much and his options for Tuesday's Champions League clash at Wolfsburg look extremely limited.

Normally you can get away with losing one or two players but Patrice Evra is the only recognised first-team defender left in the frame so Plan A has gone well out of the window.

Michael Carrick did very, very well as a central defender against West Ham on Saturday but it will be tough to start a match of this significance at the back even for a player as experienced as him.

When you get thrown into the deep end as he did at the weekend it can be easier to survive but he's had time to think about playing in defence now and he'll fully understand the size of the task that awaits him.

Makeshift

Manchester United want to finish top of the group and a draw will be good enough to achieve that but their opponents can still jump ahead if they win and CSKA fail to beat Besiktas in Istanbul.

Wolfsburg played very well at Old Trafford in September even if they did lose 2-1 and United are probably ruing that so many injuries have come at what is now a critical stage of affairs.

They know their makeshift back four is going to have to repel wave and wave of attacks from Wolfsburg, who are unbeaten at home in this season's competition so United's 14-match unbeaten away run in the Champions League (discounting last season's final) will be under serious threat.

Nemanja Vidic's bout of flu must be extremely bad for him to miss this game with Gary Neville and Wes Brown joining Rio Ferdinand, Jonny Evans and John O'Shea on the sidelines.

Tough

Sir Alex will have to draw on his huge motivational skills to gee up individuals and make sure everyone helps out at the back.

Wayne Rooney would definitely do his bit but he, like Dimitar Berbatov, hasn't travelled so it gives Michael Owen and Danny Welbeck a possible window of opportunity.

It's going to be fascinating to find out just how good United's squad is. Everyone has flagged up how good Chelsea's is and we know Arsenal have got a lot of good youngsters coming through.

Sir Alex came out recently and said this is as good a group of youngsters as he's had in many a year - the Welbecks, the Machedas and the Gibsons.

Darron Gibson is certainly doing himself no harm at the moment but he and the others coming through are really going to have to come to the fore on Tuesday to get a result.

In contrast, Michael Owen has got nothing to prove to anybody but he is going to have to come in, perform and help a lot of the youngsters on what looks like it will be a tough night.

14:03 Across the way from my room is MUTV's Stewart Gardner. On the plane over we attempted to pick a potential team for Tuesday night. Neither back four makes for comfortable reading with Wolfsburg's threat in attack, but here's what we came up with:

SG (4-3-3): Kuszczak; Fletcher, Carrick, Evra, Park; Gibson, Scholes, Anderson; Valencia, Owen, Nani.

BH (4-4-2): Kuszczak; Gibson, Fletcher, Carrick, Evra; Valencia, Anderson, Scholes, Park; Welbeck, Owen