lets grab hart or kasper

Buffon would be nice

Nah, let's buy Bebo from Portugal. Never heard of him but somebody says he's damn good.

Bebo ~~ Bebo ~~ Bebo~~

now now.. bebo??????
you fooled me in 15 minutes of googling
thank you 

i didn't fool you dude. A pundit who was almost gets into United team (that old freak probably aged 70 now) says Bebo is darn good.

Bebo ~~ Bebo ~~ Bebo~~

cant find anything about him currently unless you are being sarcastic and i am too noob to detect it 

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ffffffuuuu @ 2.46 
now i know..

bebo bebo bebo ~~~~~~

kutuk like hell, dont he know that people also doubt our golden becks,scholes,giggs,neville generation before and we pwn back the critics!!
just wait... gawd how did i miss the vid 

Haha, i think that dude has some minor strokes that messing with his head. About the O'Shea part? Fuuuuuu lol first time fuuuu-ing

Nah, let's buy Bebo from Portugal. Never heard of him but somebody says he's damn good.

Bebo ~~ Bebo ~~ Bebo~~

that guy is totally senile, wonder why did they invite him 
macheda on loan at preston?
yeah the oshea part
berbatov waste of space?    was he even watching the utd liverpool game?
if you take scholes and rooney they'd be nothing 
my god.. im laughing my ass off here
wonder why he hates utd that much
he isn't giving chance for the other pundits to speak

that guy is totally senile, wonder why did they invite him 
macheda on loan at preston?
yeah the oshea part
berbatov waste of space?    was he even watching the utd liverpool game?
if you take scholes and rooney they'd be nothing 
my god.. im laughing my ass off here
wonder why he hates utd that much
he isn't giving chance for the other pundits to speak

Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has rubbished talk he has decided to retire at the end of the season.

United goalkeeping coach Eric Steele indicated earlier this week that he expected the veteran Dutchman to hang up his gloves at the end of the current campaign.

However, 39-year-old van der Sar has moved quickly to dismiss the suggestions and insists he has yet to make a decision on his future.

"That's complete nonsense. I do not know where this story comes from but it is nonsense," van der Sar told www.sport-promotion.nl.

"I don't yet know whether I will stop or continue after this season. Only in the course of this season will I think about it.

"Then I will decide and not before. For now I keep my focus on United."

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has insisted the club are under no pressure to sell the likes of Wayne Rooney despite announcing a major loss.

On Friday, the Red Devils revealed a post full-year operating profit of £100million, but an overall loss of £83.64million.

The figures have raised concerns over the Glazer family's ownership of the club, but Gill insists they are 'very good results'.

He said: "We are not a club that needs to sell. We have money in the bank so there is zero pressure on that, no pressure at all to sell any star player whether it is Wayne Rooney or X,Y or Z. I can categorically say that.

"There was no desire at all from anyone at the club to sell Cristiano (Ronaldo) - he wanted to go and as a result we managed to extract a world record fee.

"The philosophy is to retain and attract the best players. We have £165million in the bank but in some ways we would prefer to have £80million in the bank and Ronaldo on the pitch.

"There are very good results for the club with records here, there and everywhere but they are complicated with non-cash items and exceptional one-off hits."

Liverpool parallels

Gill also eased fears of parallels with Premier League rivals Liverpool, who are facing administration unless their current American owners clear their unpaid debts.

He said:"I can't speak for any other club but the United fans should not be concerned, we have a long-term financing structure in place, excellent revenues that are growing, we are controlling our costs - total wages are 46% of turnover - and we can afford the interest on our long-term finance.

"In our opinion if something changed in the ownership this club will survive and continue - it is covering the financing cost more than adequately.

"We still have cash to invest in players and to give good contracts to players and we are comfortable with the business model."

Buffon would be nice

Nah, let's buy Bebo from Portugal. Never heard of him but somebody says he's damn good.
Bebo ~~ Bebo ~~ Bebo~~

now now.. bebo??????
you fooled me in 15 minutes of googling
thank you 

He was a United's reject.

United reject, he was.

He is jealous of Macheda, Smalling, De Laet because they are still rated by Fergie.

He is nothing more like Alan Hansen. Oh well, one is entitled to their own opinions.

 

if VDS leaves end of this season and buffon isn't young it would mean (if buffon is good here) another 4-5 seasons only.
i heard it too 
 

Buffon will be 33 next year, but then again, VDS joined United when he was 34-35, and no one expected him to play for us for 6 seasons

GK's "life expectancy" is much longer compare to other positions, so Buffon is certainly viable as a replacement