cash money? how much?

but do united need another striker

come on la guys..the 2nd leg is at OT, we are stronger over there, with home advantage, with 76000 supporters..

we survived milan yesterday
3 years ago we were beaten badly

the 2nd leg will show the masterclass of Rooney

scholes goal only luck..

still a goal ryte...?

so did ronnie goal

I miss their rocket launcher celebration!



Evans on the receiving end of the hairdryer treatment

This post has been edited by alien2003: Feb 17 2010, 01:42 PM

And to beat AC Milan in Italy when not at your best shows the in-built reserves of resilience United can call on in times of trouble. It is a wonderful quality to have - and history tells us United have got it in abundance.

poor evans....got hairdryer treatment on the pitch..

he's off to madrid.

3-2 away at the San Siro is a fantastic result no matter what ppl say. I would've been happy with a score draw at the beginning of the match considering the magnitude of the tie, and after watching the first half hour of us getting raped in our own half I would've taken a 1-0 loss. Still, we stepped up when their ageing superstars started to show signs of fatigue late in the 1st and 2nd halves, and the two Rooney headers clearly showed that their backline couldn't handle the power and pace of our attackers. Valencia on for Nani was the gamechanger. He put in two very good crosses in the time he was on. The return tie in Old Trafford would be a cagey affair I reckon. Fergie might consider crowding the midfield and putting two defensive wingers to contain Ronaldinho and Pato. All round, I'm a happy man today.

If you copy or quote it from somewhere do always post the link/source for it

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/philmcnulty/201..._ride_luck.html (2nd last paragraph)

jonny still young and I think SAF trust jonny

He started ahead of the more experienced Brown so the gaffer do believe he can do the job in there. The whole back four was not solid so Evans is not the only one having an off day.

For 2nd leg, Brown as RB to provide more defensive cover? Its a valuable lesson and learning experience for Rafael to come up against player like R80 who seems to be back to his best recently.

This post has been edited by alien2003: Feb 17 2010, 02:03 PM

frankly, fergie's face don't know should hide where if really lose to leanardo ...

i believe so. based on brown's experience. rafael must be dreaming playing against one of his nation icons. he did pretty well for a young player like that.

btw rooney only scored his 2nd CL goal is it?

Yeap, 2 in 4 games. He only played:

Besiktas 0 Man Utd 1
Man Utd 2 Wolfsburg 1
Man Utd 3 CSKA Moscow 3
AC Milan 2 Man Utd 3

he did not played in:

CSKA Moscow 0 Man Utd 1
Man Utd 0 Besiktas 1
Wolfsburg 1 Man Utd 3

so united top scorer is rooney, second is own goal, third is luck goal right ?

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Added on February 17, 2010, 2:16 pmi think fergie needs a young leg to partner 31 years old ferdinand ... thats why evans is playing ... brown already 31 this year ...

This post has been edited by BoltonMan: Feb 17 2010, 02:16 PM

brown to play right back. Rafael had enough games already. Just pity his brother, Fabio, couldnt play because of Evra lol. i heard from somewhere he started all the pl game for united

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/players/gamel...d=21931&cc=4716

26 starts in all 26 league games, 23 times completed 90min, only been subbed 3 times.

some how i find evra is rather slow in pace...lack of skills esspecially in defending......