I love these pics...


The old farts


The Jacksons

Capello: WTF Carrick???
Carrick: ?????


Capello: But But..I thought..you were injured??
Carrick: You got Rick Roll By Sir Alex..


Capello: Call me eh? I miss you la..
Carrick: Errrrr...
Owen:


SOS

i liek van de sar perfomance last night very though one..... hernandez goal make me lol....

Nandez > Nando.

We've found our very own pretty boy.

ei, lastime someone posted fantasy league punya group thingie...does anyone joined/interested in that yet???

maikel owen 1 - 0 jerat...

red got make one group in fantasy league, joined 

pm details for me bruh...

Manchester United are ready to make a concrete offer for Werder Bremen playmaker Mesut Oezil, provided manager Sir Alex Ferguson can convince the club's hierarchy that the Germany star represents good value, according to a report from The Guardian.  Oezil could be available for £13.5 million, as he is in the last year of his contract in Bremen and could leave for nothing next summer.  The German outfit are apparently considering retaining the player until after their Champions League qualifier with Sampdoria, because of the huge sums of money on offer should they reach the group stages of the competition.  Barcelona and Real Madrid have apparently made contact with Werder, with the player understood to be not to impressed with what the Spanish clubs had to offer.  Chelsea are also rumoured to be hovering with intent, and may use their financial muscle to attempt to snare the player.  Ferguson has been highly ambiguous in his replies when asked about the player and, somewhat unusually, watched Oezil in action himself in a pre-season friendly at Fulham at the weekend.

The latest edition of Inside United is on the shelves, and the monthly United mag is feeling confident about the new season. Here are 10 reasons why IU believes 2010/11 will be our year...

1. The weight of history – since Sir Alex’s first championship win, only once has there been a gap of more than a year (2004-2006) between United losing and regaining the crown. You won’t get much value betting against another win in 2010/11.

2. Hunger – the gaffer always looks his players in the eye before the season begins to see if the drive to succeed is still there, but he’ll scarcely need to rally the troops this time around. We confidently beat the current champions at Wembley on Sunday, and there’s no doubting we want our trophy back!

3. World Cup woe – Chicharito aside, United’s internationals had disappointing World Cup campaigns. Why is this good? 1) They’ll be desperate to get back to winning ways. 2) They’ll have had a decent rest.

4. We can’t be that unlucky with injuries again – surely we won’t spend another winter with two entire back fours on the treatment table.

5. Help for Wayne - 30+ goals between a resurgent Dimitar Berbatov and the new-boy Chicharito, You heard it here first.

6. A last hurrah? Giggsy, Scholesy, Nev and Edwin will all want another winners’ medal before (eventually) hanging up their boots (although rumour has it Ryan may get a contract extension to 2050)

7. Youngsters to the fore – the new breed, led by Jonny Evans, will be crucial to United’s squad. Keep an eye on Rafael, Fabio, Macheda, Gibson, Smalling and Obertan, plus a hot tip for a midfield breakthrough, Tom Cleverley.

8. John O’Shea – His defensive balance was sorely missed last term (he played 54 games in 2008/09) and we’ve just got a hunch he’ll do something absolutely crucial in the run-in. Let’s say, a winner at the Emirates…

9. Rooney’s still learning – 34 goals last season after a tactical shift up top showed Wayne’s football brain is still expanding. He only stopped scoring in the run-in (and in the World Cup) because he wasn’t properly fit. He will get even better.

10. We are United. And we don’t like second.

red got make one group in fantasy league, joined 

later u pm me pula..  thanks