done before right.casilas was already the #1 at real at 18++, by 19 he deposed reals old gk to the bench.

gks are touch subject, you want the #1, but at the same time teams want the #1 to be the #2.thus leading too the crysis how can you make them both happy.since if it goes wrong at the gk line, it goes horribly bad.last line of defence before that white line so some serious thought is needed there.

Bebe is really obedient huh?

Carrington Revealed is a good show. At least you'll get the idea on how the players and staffs working.

Wan : Did they show this program on MUTV(Unifi)?

Carrington Revealed is a good show. At least you'll get the idea on how the players and staffs working.

Wan : Did they show this program on MUTV(Unifi)?

Damn. Forgot about MUTV. Dunno. What channel it's on?

ROFL .. Evra is such a good friend!!!

hell funny.. seems like obertan really confuse on how he gonna celebrate his goal.. errr...

See how he saves Obertan from another embarassing goal celebration a la Bebe!!

these is because they are not polishing boots anymore... all started to act gayish

Both are French. Playing on the left side of the field. 

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Obertan with his weird celebration. and Bebe with his gayish-Justin-Bieber-alike celebration. What is with our new lads huh? However, I wouldn' mind if they're gay but win every matches and play well whenever they are in it.

Alexis Sanchez's agent insists    that Manchester United are still on the Udinese winger's trail.

The Red Devils have long been linked with the Chile international, and were understood to be monitoring the situation when he moved to Udinese.

An excellent showing at the World Cup finals further boosted Sanchez's already burgeoning reputation, which saw him linked again to Old Trafford.

His agent has now confirmed that the Premier League giants are still on keeping tabs on the player.

"Manchester United has been following the performances of Alexis since some time ago and it could be a possibility in the future," Fernando Felicevich confirmed.

Felicevich admits that a move to England is an attraction, saying: "The Premier League would be a good destination for Alexis as he is young, strong and very fast, something very important for being able to have success in that league."

However, Felicevich was quick to deny that a move was in the offing.

"I do not think the time is right to talk about transfers. Udinese must now focus on playing well. These things belong to the newspapers," he added.

"We shall see the status of Alexis is in June when the season ends, but he is well in Udinese."

Suazo

Meanwhile, Felicevich's links with United has led to speculation that another one of his clients, Humbeto Suazo, could be on his way to Old Trafford.

However, Suazo's club Monterrey have been quick to deny the reports.

"There hasn't been any approach from Manchester United, neither with us or the agent of the player as he hasn't said anything to us," Monterrey president Jorge Urdiales said.

"This happened some weeks ago and I am personally upset because it makes the player get distracted.

"I would take this as simple speculation from someone. The agent of Humberto hasn't said anything to us and the player is calm and happy here in Mexico.

"If something real appears we will pay attention to it but for the moment it's only a rumour, information that looks like it has been taken from a website or a newspaper.

"It doesn't deserve to get too much importance from us because it isn't something normal and we can't handle rumours or speculation. We only handle serious and official information.

"This isn't the best moment for talking about things like this as we don't want the player to get distracted.

"Personally, I think that if a serious team like Manchester United is interested in any of our players they wouldn't be throwing out rumours, they would make an official approach, just like they did when they were interested in Javier Hernandez."

Manchester United's summer signing Bebe insists he is determined to grab his opportunity to impress in England with both hands.

The 20-year-old Portuguese forward was plucked from obscurity by manager Sir Alex Ferguson from Vitioria de Guimaraes following a fine pre-season with the club.

Bebe is proving his worth after scoring in back-to-back games after following up his Carling Cup goal against Wolves with a well-taken effort against Bursaspor on Tuesday.

The youngster was star-struck when he met his team-mates for the first time and although nerves got the better of him, he is not going to let his once-in-a-lifetime chance slip through his fingers.

Dreams

"Everybody dreams to come to Manchester United," he told Inside United magazine. "When I went to Old Trafford for the first time, I imagined myself playing there.

"I remember my first day of training. I could not believe it. I was sat in the dressing room and I looked around and saw so many famous players.

"I used to watch them on television and now I was there with them. It was nerve-racking for me. I think on my first day I wasn't even able to train properly.

"I always thought I would reach a big club but I never thought it would happen as quickly as this. Now I am here, I will do my very best to make the most of it.

"I want to play as well as I can and develop as well as I can to play for this club. That is my ambition."

Hairstyle

Bebe's dreadlocks did not go down well with manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who immediately joked that he should embrace a change of hairstyle - some advice he accepted.

"I met Sir Alex in England the day after I signed for the club," he continued. "He told me I had to learn English quickly and to go as fast as I could to the hairdresser and get my hair cut! It was like a joke. But I think he maybe meant it, too.

"I had a lot of difficulties in my childhood and had to go into a home when I was nine.

"Before that, I was living with my grandmother. But there were four of us brothers living with her and she had no means to care for us all. That is why I had to go into the home. I lived there until I was 20. When I left, it was to come to Manchester."

bebe after haircut somehow reminds me of the black Dong, MANUcho.

Darren Fletcher is aiming to make up ground on Manchester United’s goal- scoring midfield heroes.

The Scot is lagging behind Paul Scholes and Bryan Robson’s scoring stats.

The Ginger magician has 150 Reds goals from 654 appearances giving him career figures for United of a goal every 4.4 matches.

And Captain Marvel ended his Old Trafford reign stuck on 99 goals from 462 appearances – that amounted to a goal every 4.7 games.

Fletcher has some catching up to do on his mentors with figures of 21 goals in 268 appearances – which add up to a goal every 12.8 matches.

But the 25-year-old started the ball rolling in Turkey on Tuesday with United’s opener in the 3-0 win against Bursaspor.

It followed early- season goals against Newcastle and Everton. Now he has targeted a best-ever goal haul for a season.

“Paul Scholes and Bryan Robson made careers from getting into the box and being total midfielders – being able to defend, then get into the box by making late runs,” said Fletcher.

“I have watched and learned from them. Scholesy still picks his moments, even now. He is dangerous when he gets near the box. It is something I am looking to do.

Fletcher stamina

“I feel I have the stamina to get myself into the box and also get back. It depends on personnel and what is asked of you before games, but there should definitely be more opportunity to get into the box.

“When I was younger I scored a lot more goals and I want to improve on my best tally, from last year, which was five. I have scored three now.

“The first target is to get to five and take it from there. All the midfield players are trying to step up their goals ratio. Nani has really come to the fore. Everyone in midfield should be capable of getting their fair share, which helps the team as a whole.

“If I can get to five quickly and then kick on from there and get myself somewhere near double figures, it would be a real bonus.

“If I scored more goals I would have a greater impact. You have always to strive to try and improve yourself. You can’t stand still and rest on your laurels. You accept that you have to improve all the time. It is something I am trying to do.

“You know with the great quality we have in wider areas, there are opportunities to get into the box and score goals. As I have said before, it depends on the role you have been given in the team and the personnel you are playing with when those moments will come.

“Sometimes you have to be a little bit selfish. When I am on the field I tend to think ‘can I attack?’ and concentrate on being disciplined and organised.

“Sometimes you do have to be more selfish and pick your moments to get into the box. You are well drilled at Manchester United. You are also made aware of quick counter-attacks and the need to get back into position. It is the fine balance between that and being brave enough to get yourself into the box and creating scoring opportunities.

“On Tuesday night I was asked to get forward and get myself into advanced positions when the ball was wide. It was disappointing not to score in the first half but I got one in the second which gave us a platform to win. When the tactics allow I would like to get more.”

Failed attempt from CR!