huk. Jack Wilshere. Should have came but did not because Pak Scholes was in top form.

I wonder what will happen in the January transfer window eh..

eh lol mabuk pagi 

Nvm, fergie is already signing Ninis in the end of the season

Ladies and gentlemen.

I suggest everyone here heed bro Alien's advice.

Those who don't belong, please go back. And those who belong, please don't reply inflammatory remarks.

It's a sad day for us and Rooney as it is.

Nvm, fergie is already signing Ninis in the end of the season

rooney dun give a damn if his wife seek for divorce.....wat happen to him ni?

Tonight will be the night to see how Rooney handles the pressure.

Bolton defender Gary Cahill will now cost £17.5million after finally making his England debut.

how sure are you? o.o
Ray Tech:Tonight? o.o

United, Kids, Wife.....in that order......as long as he score goals......I don't care!!!

tonight = England vs Switzerland 2.55am 8th september 2010

*too bad Sharapova lost..

Ryan Giggs has admitted he would be interested in managing Wales at some point in the future.

John Toshack is expected to announce his resignation after six years in charge, although he will remain at the helm until a successor is found.

A number of names have already been linked with the role and reports suggest the Football Association of Wales could approach Giggs to gauge his interest.

The Manchester United midfielder, who retired from international football in 2007, admits it would be hard to take up the position at the current time.

The 36-year-old's playing career may be drawing towards a conclusion but Giggs has continued to play a key role at Old Trafford in recent seasons and may not want to hang up his boots for a while yet.

He nevertheless concedes that it would be a dream to manage his country one day and knows from history that such appointments can be made very suddenly.

Commitments

"If you go into management, the big job is to be in charge of your country. And I'm no different in terms of thinking like that," Giggs, who has already taken Uefa coaching badges, said in the Daily Telegraph.

"At the moment it is difficult, because I still have commitments as a player.

"But I always use the Sparky (Mark Hughes) situation.

"One minute he is playing for Wales and in the Premier League with Blackburn, then the next thing you know, he is managing his country.

"Sparky never really planned for that."

Former Manchester United coach Eric Harrison has claimed that Ryan Giggs would need to call time on his playing career if he wants to take the Wales job.

Wales are thought to be on the lookout for a new manager as current boss John Toshack prepares to leave the role, with several famous Welsh names in the running for the vacancy.

There is an indication that Toshack will stay in his role for their Euro 2012 qualifiers against Switzerland and Bulgaria, but will leave his post afterwards.

Giggs, who won 64 caps for the Dragons, has been predictably touted, and is understood to be the Football Assocation of Wales' first choice.

But the 36-year-old is still very much a part of United boss Sir Alex Ferguson's first-team plans, despite the player's admission that he would consider the role.

Harrison linked up with Mark Hughes when he took the Welsh job in 1999 as his playing career was winding down.

Can't combine

However the man who guided Giggs through the ranks at Old Trafford to go on to become the most decorated player in English football history, insisted Giggs would not be able to balance playing and managing.

"It is not a cushy little number and it is not a part-time post," he told the Manchester Evening News.

"You are at the sharp end of things and these days I don't believe you could combine playing for a club at United's level and managing an international team.

"When I was with Mark we'd be jetting off all over the place watching future opponents. Then you would be going up and down the country checking on your players.

"You couldn't be playing for United at the weekend and be wondering and worrying about how the Welsh players are doing.

"If the vacancy does come up and Ryan is approached then he has a massive decision to make."

Man.... another Terry or Tiger Wood shadow 

Geeze can't he be a good husband? 25 Years old still flirt around while his future is shining.

United legend and MUTV pundit Paddy Crerand sat down to interview Paul Scholes recently, in a new series with his own unique style of questioning...

Paddy Crerand: Paul, every fan wants to ask you this: who taught you how to tackle?! You must be the worst tackler God’s ever produced! Does the boss not mention it?
Paul Scholes: [Laughs] Before every game he says “watch your tackles”.

PC: What was it like to play your first game for United?
PS: It was Port Vale away and there had been a lot of talk about the manager resting players to play the younger lads in the League Cup. I knew all the lads from growing up in the youth team, so that obviously helped and I managed to do quite well.

PC: What about the ‘99 European Cup final – that must have been a big disappointment…
PS: It was disappointing not to play as I had played in quite a few of the games leading up to it. But for me the most important thing was that we won.

PC: You must have been thinking whether you’d ever get the chance to play in the European Cup final. When Denis Law didn’t play in ’68 he wouldn’t accept his medal. Were you the same?
PS: Yeah I was, me and Roy (Keane) both got medals but they didn’t mean anything to either of us because we hadn’t been a part of it. You have to play in the final to warrant a medal, that’s my opinion. It’s the biggest game of the whole competition and you have to be on the pitch or at least on the bench to earn a medal.

PC: Players nowadays are far better equipped to play on longer. How long can you keep playing for?
PS: I haven’t made any decisions yet but last Christmas, as far as I was concerned, I wasn’t going to be playing on in 2010/2011 as I wasn’t playing well. Luckily things improved towards the end of the season. You need to be playing well to get into the team. I always set myself high standards as I want to feel that I am contributing to the team. If I’m not doing that then there is no point being here.

Welbeck, Cleverley and Smalling are starting for England U-21 

http://www.uefa.com/under21/matches/season...ight/index.html

Bebe playing against Macedonia and scores