i must say nani really step up this season for you guys
he was thrown a big responsibility when CR left, it got bigger when valencia got injured
he answered that call, job well done atm
he continues this form he would definitely be MU player of the season.

Nani believes we are beginning to see the best of United.

The Portuguese winger says the team ethic was very much in evidence in Turkey, where the Reds registered a fifth consecutive win in all competitions and reached the brink of the Champions League's last 16.

“It was beautiful to see the team play some fantastic football, all the players showed a lot of quality," said Nani, following the 3-0 win over Bursaspor.

“We showed we are a team and we all played very well. I am so happy when we have a team like this, you can enjoy it.

Nani added: “Our performances for the last couple of games have been all together. We have been [playing together as] a team and that is why we have won important games.

"I think you are starting to see the real Manchester United now. We are very confident at the moment. We want to win the next games and try and catch Chelsea."

Whether Nani can take part in the next game remains to be seen, given that he only played for 28 minutes against Bursaspor before pulling up with a groin injury. The player topping the Barclays Premier League's assists chart is understandably keen to avoid an untimely absence and maintain his impressive start to 2010/11.

“It was a bit of a pain in the groin, I’m hoping to be fit for Saturday (against Wolves) but we’ll see how it is over the next day or so. I am doing well at the moment and I enjoy the pressure of being an important member of the team," said Nani.

“Since I came to Manchester I always said that I believed in my qualities. I started to work hard and got my opportunities. I am now more experienced in the team and am enjoying my football but I know I can do much better so I will be working hard every day to get better and better.

“I want everyone in the future to be saying that Nani is one of the best players in the world. That is my ambition. Maybe some people are saying it now, I don't know. If they are I am very happy.”

just realize we playing man city at  thursday 4am, y so late?

UEFA have confirmed that the Reds’ third goal against Bursaspor on Tuesday evening has been credited to Bebe.

Confusion had surrounded the strike in United's 3-0 victory after UEFA’s website initially gave the goal to the Portuguese forward and then later backtracked and listed it as an Ali Tandogan own goal.

Even now, video replays are inconclusive – Bebe and Tandogan arrived at the ball simultaneously and it’s difficult to say with any authority who got the last touch – but in similar circumstances the attacker is usually awarded the goal.

ManUtd.com sought clarification from UEFA on Wednesday afternoon and after a subsequent review by UEFA officials, the ruling body has reverted to its original decision. A UEFA spokeperson told ManUtd.com on Thursday morning: “The goal was reviewed and the website has now been updated [to show Bebe as the scorer]. That’s it – that should be the final word.”

Failed attempt from CR! 

Credits to the gaffer (and Nani himself of course) for bringing the best out of him during the 2nd half of last season. There were a point where he was dropped after his outburst against the gaffer but he managed to come back strongly.

Him, Berbatov (even though he has not been scoring lately) and Scholes have been the best player for us so far this season. Park, Fletch & Carrick somehow managed to find the "turbo" button to get back to form. Things are starting to look good (apart from the injuries).

As for copying what CR used to do/still doing, I would rather Nani cut those off I personally believe he would had got that penalty against Spurs if he didn't had that reputation of going to ground easily.

Nani: Now we're the real deal
http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid=...&newsid=6653275

Failed attempt from CR! 

mid-week match always like that IMO

The goal belongs to Bebe
http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid=...&newsid=6653276

Yay for Bebo! 

Not sure why they awarded it as an own goal after reviewing it at first. Dumb decision. It was obvious the way the ball moved that to get to where it ended up, it must have been because Bebe directed it there either he himself hit it first, or hit it first goal bound and then deflected off the defender's leg or the defender got a touch that would put the ball wide and it deflected off Bebe into goal instead.

All these agent talk about Hamsik, Sanchez and Defour makes me think we're not in for them.

Not sure why they awarded it as an own goal after reviewing it at first. Dumb decision. It was obvious the way the ball moved that to get to where it ended up, it must have been because Bebe directed it there either he himself hit it first, or hit it first goal bound and then deflected off the defender's leg or the defender got a touch that would put the ball wide and it deflected off Bebe into goal instead.

All these agent talk about Hamsik, Sanchez and Defour makes me think we're not in for them.

Michael Carrick admits he is relieved to be enjoying his football again following a prolonged period of below-par performances.

The midfielder quickly became one of United's most influential players after joining from Tottenham in the summer of 2006. But he struggled to reach his high standards last season and consequently was not always a regular starter.

A troublesome Achilles problem did not help the situation, but having now fully recovered from the niggle, Carrick feels he is back on the right track.

"I should have got something done sooner about my Achilles because I was carrying it for a while," he revealed. "It is easier to say that now, but now I have got rid of it I feel great and realise how bad it was. I am happy with my game and enjoying my football now which is pleasing.

"You have good times and you have bad times," he added. "I am not big enough to be saying I should be playing every game. I know when I am not playing well. I wasn't hitting my best form [last season] so I couldn't argue about that. It was up to me to play well again."

Carrick says he has not let any criticism outside the club affect him, insisting the only opinion he is interested in is that of Sir Alex and the coaching staff.

"I don't think I had to answer any critics. It is about the what the manager and the staff here think," he declared. "Other than that whatever else is said by others you just have to brush it aside, believe in yourself and stay positive. I knew things would come good."

long weekend is here!!looking forward to our match against wolves..hope my darling little pea starts..im chronically 'deprived' from the lack of matches.. hope i didnt push the gay-o-meter too high there..



has this been posted?WTH.. 

but this one is still the most disturbing! 

Gay United