Come on lads... This aint good!

Main pinball kat our box... Sigh..

SAF, may i suggest u bring on Bebe for Scholesly now?

Bebe is coming on!

Yes he did.. Now, I hope Bebe will feed Berba for our winning goal....

Gyan is creating problem now...

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While Fulham have become the draw specialist of the season.. we pulak draw specialist at away games...

Walaowey.. the two draw specialists are the only two unbeaten team in the league thus far...

r u sure? bukan Stoke City away on the 24th Oct ke??

Man City away on 10th November...

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Now so many negative thots flying in... Wei u all, its just October, for GOD's sake!

A DRAW!! LOL

Macam ramai nak commit suicide je... Hey guys.. relax la... Sunderland is a good team.. We gained a point from this game...

How come no one is talking about our 2nd consecutive clean sheet???????????????????????????????

sorry didnt notice.. guys, lets discuss the positives...

depends on ur own perspective... depends on how u see it...

I can see extreme reactions everytime we draw or lose.. here all knee-jerking.. the other sides full of orgasm..

I just feel like expressing this.. When we drew with Sunderland, someone said "Scum just managed a draw with Sunderland"... Well, I tell u now, we'll rather take a draw away at Sunderland than a miserable defeat at home to Blackpool.. and to compound further to that, WORST START IN HALF A CENTURY!.. I hope that fella is still standing now cos Liverpool is standing tall at 3rd.. from bottom...

Get well soon, Ben Arfa... Still remember SAF chased Benzema and Ben Arfa when they both were playing for Lyon...

De Jong is definitely a dangerous footballer.. Just like the whole Dutch team...

Huh? Come on la friend.. Dont be hard on their team.. It is some of their fans rile u up..

[quote=boxsystem,Oct 5 2010, 01:30 PM]
I am laughing my arse off when I read this. Apparently, he wants Citeh to win the PL.

DAM U GLAZERS!!!!

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id...england&cc=4716

United make £83.64m loss


Manchester United have confirmed their full-year operating profit stands at a record £100.8 million - but their overall losses are £83.64 million.


Many United fans have been keen to oust the Glazer family

• United set for net loss

United became the first English club to generate over £100 million in operating profits in the results, believed to be down to the Glazer family's global marketing initiatives, but the owners have created a heavy debt burden.

Interest payments accounted for £40 million, while there was also a hefty one-off cost for the successful £504 million bond issue earlier this year.

The statement on the club's official website also pointed to the signings of Javier Hernandez, Chris Smalling and Bebe, as well as new contracts for several first-team players, and wages rose by 7% to £131.7 million.

The club's overall turnover has grown 2.9%, from £278.4 million to £286.4 million, while media revenues rose by £5.1 million to £104.8 million.

However, match-day revenue dropped 7.9% from £108.8 million to £100.2 million during the financial year, with United playing fewer games after suffering a quarter-final exit to Bayern Munich in the Champions League and a third-round FA Cup exit to Leeds United.

Perhaps the most significant factor in the results is that there is no mention of funds being taken out of the club by the owners to pay their £200 million-worth of PIK notes, which are now attracting interest at 16.25%.

The record operating profits, though, indicate that the club is still a hugely attractive proposition in terms of its global brand, and suggest there is little truth to the notion that companies are reluctant to be involved with the Glazers after repeated negative headlines.