lol Terry says: it's we against the world in Champions League..

I thought its between him and the goal post in the Champions League

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/opinion/bl...icle721082.html

Very funny 'tips' for lebron james about liverpool

I ROFL`ed on suarez, peter crouch.
abit confuse about beckham

Haha Beckham watches a lot of NBA games in the USA. And what the article is saying is that,on the pitch also he doesn't do much,so he's also a spectator on the football field

Nice passing skill towards the end of the video  But then again, he showed us glimpses of what he is capable of before, so as far as potentials go,

lets just hope he would end up being a very good player for United, at least.  (When I say that, I meant that certain players in the past may have

been overlooked for their respective national team's coach. E.g. Andy Cole, but will turn up for United.  ) So, no need for world-beaters, we just need

Red Devils. 

Retired Manchester United defender Gary Neville will be rewarded for his 18 years of service with a testimonial against Juventus at Old Trafford on May 24.

Neville, 36, hung up his boots in January following a series of injury problems and a lack of form during the first half of the season. His final game at West Brom saw him fortunate to escape a red card for the second time this term.

The veteran full-back had intended to play a testimonial fixture at the start of the season but was forced to put the game back due to the impossibility of finding a suitable date.

During his heyday Neville was one of the best right-backs in England and his difficult last few games will not be allowed to overshadow a fabulous career, which began with a debut against Torpedo Moscow as a 17-year-old.

By the time he retired, Neville had made 602 appearances for the club he supported all his life, won eight Premier League titles, three FA Cups, two League Cups and the Champions League in 1999. In addition, Neville won 85 England caps.

"I am delighted to be given this game by the club,'' Neville said. "It is going to be a very emotional night for me, especially as I pull on that red shirt once more in what will be my last game for the club.

"I intend to savour every moment and I hope the fans can share in my special night.''

Neville has pledged to use the proceeds to support sustainable projects within the community, an issue close to his heart, and also has plans for supporter initiatives at home and abroad.

"Gary has been a loyal servant of Manchester United and this is a fitting tribute to honour Gary and his career,'' said Sir Alex Ferguson. "It also gives the fans the opportunity to show their admiration and appreciation for a player who is very much one of them.

"We have had many great games against Juventus in the past and I am sure this will be another memorable night.''

Neville granted Juventus testimonial
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/...imonial?cc=4716

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11667_6858795,00.html

how could any United fan not love this man

especially the swipe part 

Ferguson, though, laughed off the swipe, accusing Payne drawing intentionally attention to himself.
There is a wee guy, sitting down there in the Midlands, probably never been recognised in his life, managed to elevate himself to whatever it is in the police force.

agreed. may be 1 or 2 will be in...the most obvious will be Hargreaves's replacement.

other than that, we need a cover for RB too cuz Brown and O Shea are aging.....

http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll315/r...rent=WMCap9.mp4
http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll315/r...ent=WMCap10.mp4
http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll315/r...rrent=WMCap.mp4


Fix his knee for good, and he'll carry us forward.

Bebe Ando Obertan

the future of Man Utd?

Neville granted Juventus testimonial
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/...imonial?cc=4716

Manchester United's injury list is reducing at the ideal time with defenders Wes Brown and John O'Shea and midfielder Anderson all available to face Fulham at Old Trafford.

The return of this trio will give Sir Alex Ferguson invaluable options as he endeavours to pick two winning teams in the space of four days - a line-up to conquer Mark Hughes' side in the league and then a selection to see off Chelsea in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final.

That said, the manager will have to make his plans without right-back Rafael for the Fulham match while Darren Fletcher is still overcoming the effects of a virus. Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney will miss the first of two domestic matches - the other being next Saturday's FA Cup semi-final - following his FA-imposed suspension.

"Rafael won't be available for tomorrow but he should be okay for Tuesday," said Sir Alex at his pre-match press conference.

"We sent him for a scan and there's no bruising or ligament damage to his knee. He should be okay for Tuesday.

"Wes Brown and John O'Shea are fit. Anderson played for the reserves last night and is available for tomorrow. Darren Fletcher has put a bit of weight back on which is good. He's progressing not too badly now.

"So bit by bit we're getting players back. It's just a question of what team I play as I have to think about Tuesday. There will be some changes."

Retired Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville has been signed up by Sky Sports as part of the punditry team for next season, as exclusively revealed by Sportsmail in January.

The 35-year-old called time on his glittering career earlier this year, ahead of schedule, and has already made a handful of appearances in the television studios.

Neville's transition into broadcasting has been accelerated following the 'Linogate' affair which saw veterans Andy Gray and Richard Keys leave the company.

The defender is viewed by Sky as another front-line pundit to work alongside or alternate with Jamie Redknapp, both having the experience of a modern football dressing room.

However, the opinionated Neville will be a controversial appointment, especially on Merseyside with his well-documented dislike of Scousers, although former Anfield idol Redknapp, 37, can provide the counterbalance.

Sky are believed to initially have begun talks with Neville last summer as it became apparent that injuries where catching up with the 85-capped man.

The player, one of the most respected figures in the modern game, was not short of offers after hanging up his boots, with a coaching role at Old Trafford or a job with the Professional Footballers’ Association two of the most tempting.

The confirmation from Sky comes on the same day details of Neville's testimonial were announced.

After his 18-year one-club career, the defender will be honoured when the Red Devils tackle Italian giants Juventus at Old Trafford on May 24.

His final game at West Brom on January 1 saw him fortunate to escape a red card for the second time this season and it was clear the huge number of injuries Neville suffered in the latter stages of his career had taken their toll.

Those difficult last few games will not be allowed to overshadow a fabulous career though, which began with a debut against Torpedo Moscow as a 17-year-old.

By the time he retired, Neville had made 602 appearances for the club he supported all his life, won eight Premier League titles, three FA Cups, two League Cups and the Champions League in 1999. In addition, Neville won 85 England caps.