from what i look, im more concerned of arsenal and city not dropping points anymore lor.. looks so strong plus their strengthen-ed team with Dzeko, Van persie.
plus i dont really see where chelsea will slip against small teams again lor

Both Chelsea and Pool re-strengthened their squad. Lets just hope that we have our motivation to drive all the way to May with this gap.

lupa apa? awal2 oredi i post in this thread asking ppl to vote.

and i voted Giggs 

any info about tonight lineup??

It could be that Mike Ashley just wants the money.

Newcastle didn't even get a proper replacement for Andy Carroll, and probably wants to rely on the youngsters (Leon Best and co) and Shola Ameobi.

McDonalds? They have equipped themselves with HD channels these days.

 

but naming the greatest MU player will always be an injustice to some. For example, quoted from RoM, players like Robbo, Denis Law etc not in top 10? Somehow the top 10 is a bit skewed to the modern footballers, with only 2 of the 10 is pre-EPL players.

I however still think the no1 spot is rightly given, no matter in what era

4) Imagine the trauma teams like Chelsea, Man Utd and Liverpool are gonna experience once they have to begin cutting back costs. This means wage reductions and laying off more players, or else they won't be allowed on the Champions League bandwagon. Arsenal will be an oasis of stability in those times, and stability wins trophies.

Of coz from United Megastore, takkan la kedai Ah Seng Tauke runcit?

New T shirts at United store. 

Omg!!! Just realise we playing Aston Villa tonight.... whole thread has been overwhelm by transfer discussion...

No love for tonight match?

So fast Chelsea Fans are doing bulks for Torres jersey.... Haha just fun to watch...

transfer window dah tutup, and so will my jinx.

thank you everyone for your support.

he looks pregnant

sleepy wei ... why so lambat the match?

not sleeping only makes me go hungry. 1 hour left till match starts.

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Added on February 2, 2011, 3:04 amUnited Starting XI: Van Der Sar, O'shea, Rio, Vidic, Evra; Nani, Fletcher, Carrick, Giggs; Rooney, Berbatov

The question is, will Giggsy play on Saturday? He looks tired just now. It's time for Gabby to step up?

put Rooney wide left, Berbatov-Hernandez upfront

jinx power pun dh padam i guess. remove the avatar la sheep, later after go bertapa put it back again

Eh? Park sudah balik ke? YEAYYYYY!!
Yup. And that Nani's cross for Rooney's 2nd goal was excellent. Right to his foot. The way Rooney likes it. The way Valencia does it. Nani, he certainly is among the best now, isn't he? He made his marker like tunggul. MOTM, Nani for me.

I thought he is given one week holiday/break?

And I almost forgot, that goal from Captainnnnnnnnnn. Koyak net.

Hahahaha. Kelakar la thread Le Arse. They said we paid ref and ref will never be fair until we widen the gap to 10pts.

Holy shite. They can really join Pool fans. Conspiracy theory!!!

We win by penalty, ref is ours. We win by open-play goal oso ref is ours. 

Park ends Korea career

Ji-sung Park has announced his retirement from international football with South Korea, but says he wants to play on at club level for at least another three or four years.

The 29-year-old Reds winger, who won 100 caps and played in three World Cups during an 11-year international career, confirmed the widely-expected news at a packed press conference in Seoul on Monday.

Park had captained his country to third place in the Asian Cup, which came to a conclusion at the weekend with Japan beating Australia 1-0 after extra time in Qatar.

"I am announcing my retirement to open more doors for younger, junior players who have to grow to replace me eventually," he said.

"Like we have seen during the Asian Cup games, there are many young Korean players who have enormous potential, passion and talent.

"Just like I was given an opportunity for enormous growth during the 2002 World Cup, I think it is necessary to give good opportunities to junior players.

"My departure will help more young players who have demonstrated their talent and ability during the Asian Cup to prepare for the next World Cup."

Park’s decision is good news for United fans. Since missing nine months of action in 2007 he has suffered sporadic knee problems, and attributed these partly to long-haul flights from Manchester around the world.

Ji sat out Korea's third-place play-off win over Uzbekistan on Friday, though medical staff insisted this was precautionary.
"I think without health issues I could have continued my international career," Park added. "But I will accept the situation as it is and I have no regrets."

He’ll now make his way back to Manchester to resume action with the Reds, perhaps as early as this weekend at Wolves but more likely the Manchester derby on 12 February.

should start a thread for ABUs only and see how many funny shit they post day in day out 
moderators/staff allow such fallacy to continue existing yet do not allow banters, KUTGW 

Terry facial expression really made my day!!

problem offiser??    nolar..never a fan of vista. win7 requires to high-spec pc edi. my current one stil going strong after 2years of non-stop *ahem* and never reformat once. talk about durability eh???

winXP FTW!!!! 

on a sidenote, highlight weh!!!! mana weh???

"It was a great strike by Vida," admitted the striker. "To be honest, he’s a great striker of the ball. Sometimes after training when the forwards are staying behind and doing finishing, every now and again he comes over and does a little bit. He’s got a great strike on him, so it’s a shame he’s not that far up the pitch all the time!"

-rooney-