just some typical knee-jerk reaction...will disappear once the team kicks into higher gear and pressure for the summit of the league

watching the Liverpool financial saga, i wonder will we be in their boot in the coming future? i mean our own Uncle Glazer also in some serious debt now

i think that's why Fergie is planning for the future, buying promising youngsters so that the club will have continuation of good players without spending much(if the financial deteriorate in the future)

then again, there's another question: will the manager(s) of post Fergie era be able to handle the pressure/task of steering the ship....

and most importantly, when will Uncle Glazer let go?

Carrick just stand like stone?
Anderson overweight?

both just recovered from injury for god sake

you mean like penchant? i don't think so...which is why you can see some famous footballer gone bankrupt after years of retirement

Sir Bobby Charlton is a member of the board of directors at United from 1984 until now
and he also runs some businesses and soccer schools, so no problem for living

but in the end, its all up to that footballer's own attitude, if one spends like running water, then not even a whole mountain of gold is enough to fund his habit

This post has been edited by dlct87: Oct 8 2010, 11:54 AM

IMO Kuszczak can be the replacement

This post has been edited by dlct87: Oct 8 2010, 03:29 PM

don't know how to decide....since the 100M income maybe the success marketing strategy by the Glazers, but then again, the debt they threw into the club is still the main issue to tackle...

one big disadvantage of those non-Europe players....the travel times on plane for their international duties are just insane

and hopefully our young lads (Macheda, Welback, Cleverley, Smalling) and those under 19s will have impressive performance

hopefully the "brand" of the club (100M profit if no debt per season) will be able to attract buyers and shoo the Glazers away...

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

and if you want, David James as well

p/s: i bet SAF will have something to say about Nani's acrobatic goal celebration later lol

This post has been edited by dlct87: Oct 10 2010, 11:02 AM

if he didn't made the commitment to go back to his old club when the period if over at that time....

what happened to vidic? he wasn't even on the bench according to the list Soccernet provided

United never likes to achieve things the easy way don't they? lol

why i am not surprised?

why are you so eager that United sell Rooney anyway?

seconded that

if United is selling their talisman player, they will come out with a new one, guaranteed and proven all these years

MU-- forever and always

lol my English isn't that good as well

tonight's line up prediction:

VDS

Rafael--Vidic--Evans--Evra

Nani--Fletcher--Scholes--Giggs/Ando

Rooney--Berbatov

oh great, the news about "troubled Rooney" will be "strengthen" after this match....

and i thought the 2 weeks break will help the team to sort out that defensive problem, looks like its still there...damn