sourced from the sun is usually ignorable as i've posted there...
its like a tabloid >.<

hahaha.. do u mind finding the pic for us?

ya the story are made to look like reina ready to join united

the truth is he just answering question ask to him.. 
like united will be looking for someone to replace VDS, he answer yes
and the fact the pool hv not been challenging for title, not playing in CL

J.Evans (Northern Ireland) - vs Scotland in Belfast
Fletcher (Scotland) - vs Northern Ireland in Belfast
Nani (Portugal) - vs Argentina in Geneva
Rafael (Brazil) - vs France in Paris
Anderson (Brazil) - vs France in Paris
Vidic (Serbia) - vs Israel in Tel Aviv
Chicharito (Mexico) - vs Bosnia in Atlanta
Rooney (England) - vs Denmark in Copenhagen

waa......thats a long list and half of them are seniors wch we need....

any one has a similar list of cit£h players out on duty???

Stoke City's Jonathan Walters comes into the Republic of Ireland attack for the Nations Cup opener against Wales at the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday night.

Walters will partner Kevin Doyle after Robbie Keane pulled out of the game on Sunday with a calf injury.

Seamus Coleman and Ciaran Clark will make their Republic of Ireland debuts.

Ten players are certain of starting but manager Giovanni Trapattoni needs more time to decide on either Paul Green or Darron Gibson in midfield.

Republic of Ireland team: Given (Man City), O'Shea (Man Utd), St Ledger (Preston), Dunne (Villa), Clark (Villa), Coleman (Everton), Duff (Fulham), Whelan (Stoke), Green (Derby)/Gibson (Man Utd), Walters (Stoke), Doyle (Wolves)

i thought he is still resting but not sure whether he is back in Manchester or not.

Add into O'Shea & Gibson for Republic Ireland against Wales in Dublin. And maybe Lindegaard for the Danes? 

Smalling withdrawn from the England U21: http://www.thefa.com/England/mens-under-21...-Changes-060211
Fletcher also out for the Scots: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12010_6733775,00.html


p/s: Didnt make this on purpose. I did this for another footy forum
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/9390193.stm

he is back and i presume has started training this week.
hoo their edin will face chicha, so thats 2 long flights for both, square ground there.hmm why the soap actor x play wif his nation??dia retire d ka??

anyway fair amount for us and them, cant really chose much.btw fletch has withdrawn from scotland too.hope its nothing big and he will play this weekend for us

Argentina rested quite a few first team players for their friendly: http://af.reuters.com/article/sportsNews/i...E70O02C20110125

Anders Lindegaard could take his training-ground rivalry with Wayne Rooney onto the international stage on Wednesday night.

The new United goalkeeper is likely to play for Denmark against England, after keeping clean sheets in his last three starts for the national team - against Czech Republic (0-0), Cyprus (2-0) and Iceland (1-0).

In the last game he didn't start for the Danes, Lindegaard came on for injured Stoke shot-stopper Thomas Sorensen in the first half and kept Portugal at bay for nearly an hour. Denmark were trailing to a Nani double when Anders entered the game, and he was only beaten once, by Cristiano Ronaldo five minutes from the end as Portugal won 3-1.

Now Lindegaard will aim to frustrate Ronaldo's former sidekick Wayne Rooney, the solitary Red in England's squad for the Copenhagen friendly. Meanwhile, only one other home nation will field any United players on Wednesday night - Northern Ireland.

Jonny Evans and his brother Corry, currently on loan at Hull, have been joined in Nigel Worthington's squad to face Scotland by 19 year-old Reds midfielder Oliver Norwood. The latter was a late call-up after three senior players sustained injuries.

Darren Fletcher misses the chance to face his United colleagues after withdrawing from Scotland's party. Assistant manager Peter Houston said, "Darren never misses games so we know he must be injured."

Gary Neville’s leadership qualities are one of the major losses to United’s dressing room following his retirement last week. But Nemanja Vidic, the man who earlier this season took over the armband from Neville, has seamlessly taken to the role – that’s the view of Ryan Giggs no less.

Vidic has been described as a warrior, a collosus, a player who leads by example, never afraid to put his body on the line for the United cause. While that has always been his style, those qualities are amplified as team captain.

“Taking over the captaincy can sometimes bring out the best in players, and I think it has with Vida,” says the Giggs, himself a leading figure in the dressing room and a player who has played alongside some of United’s most famous captains.

“Some players just go up a notch when they get added responsibility. I’ve seen it happen before with Roy Keane and Eric Cantona,” adds the Welshman. “Vida’s one of the best defenders this club has ever had and he leads by example week in, week out.

“He has been brilliant for us this season. He’s a proper old-school defender and he just loves everything about his job: tackling, battling for possession and heading the ball clear. He’s like Steve Bruce was in the way he puts his body on the line, week after week.”

It may be scant consolation for Javier Hernandez but after losing in the league for the first time with United, the Mexican has won the first ManUtd.com Player of the Month award for 2011.

In one of the closest ever polls on the website, Chicharito gleaned the same percentage as fellow striker Dimitar Berbatov – 45 per cent – but pipped the Bulgarian by just 69 of the total 33,000 votes cast.

Ryan Giggs and Nemanja Vidic were also on ManUtd.com’s shortlist for January, a month in which the Reds picked up 13 league points from a possible 15 and progressed through two rounds of the FA Cup.

Hernandez’s contribution to the cause included two match-winning strikes away to West Brom and Southampton (both 2-1), and two other vital goals - the first against Stoke City (2-1) and the equaliser in United’s dramatic comeback at Blackpool (3-2).

No wonder United players, as well as fans on ManUtd.com, have been queuing up to give the Mexican credit. Darren Fletcher told MUTV recently: “Chicha is a natural goalscorer so when you bring someone on like him, there are always going to be goalscoring opportunities.

“He's still young and improving his game, but he's already got a great eye for goal. He showed great coolness for his goal [against Blackpool] because he'd missed a chance just before that. He didn't let that affect him and that's a sign of a good goalscorer.”

Sir Alex said after the Southampton game: “Hernandez only had one chance and he scored. One chance, one goal is a tremendous ratio. He has great feet in and around the box and gets his shots away quickly.”

This is the second time Hernandez has won ManUtd.com’s monthly award – he also topped the October 2010 poll. Other winners in 2010/11 so far are Paul Scholes (August), Berbatov (September) and Ji-sung Park (November and December).

Javier's your January star

Javier Hernandez was voted Player of the Month for January by ManUtd.com readers. It's the second time he's won the award this season - in that respect he's on level pegging with Ji-sung Park.

2010/11 Players of the Month

August - Paul Scholes
September - Dimitar Berbatov
October - Javier Hernandez
November - Ji-sung Park
December - Ji-sung Park
January - Javier Hernandez

Cannot. Giggs also said he think Gary is better served as number 2 while he is good as number 1 

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Manch...icle689639.html

ya the story are made to look like reina ready to join united

the truth is he just answering question ask to him.. 
like united will be looking for someone to replace VDS, he answer yes
and the fact the pool hv not been challenging for title, not playing in CL

he is back and i presume has started training this week.
hoo their edin will face chicha, so thats 2 long flights for both, square ground there.hmm why the soap actor x play wif his nation??dia retire d ka??

anyway fair amount for us and them, cant really chose much.btw fletch has withdrawn from scotland too.hope its nothing big and he will play this weekend for us

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http://www.talksport.co.uk/magazine/featur...dies-dream-team

Gibbo always play well on international match, but on club he seems to be struggle.
correct or not?

Read from Twitter that Vida has been pulled out from Serb squad.

Gibbo's goal for Ireland.