Should MU get mario gotze? he seems promising

lol as u wish:
# team name (manager) xx (round 4 pts) yyy (overal pts)
1  MUFC KL  (Shamsul Amry Muhmad)  82  245
2  Stretford End  (DanG DaTasS)  78  237
3  Que  (Muhammad Afiq Rozali)  81  230
4  CHAMPIONS19  (Suzy Miss_A)  77  227
5  ftlulz  (Muhammad Imran)  71  224

here's the top 5 after gameweek 4, but the highest scoring team for this single round is  m u p p e t F C  (saiful aizat) with 96 points

keep up the good work guys

Ferdinand left behind
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has not travelled with the rest of the squad for Wednesday night's Champions League tie with Benfica.

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Giggs: Europe will stretch Man City
Ryan Giggs believes Manchester City's Champions League adventure will test their tilt for the Premier League title to the limit.

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Kuszczak hits out at Man Utd
Manchester United goalkeeper Tomasz Kuszczak has hit out at his club for failing to sell him this summer.

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Ferguson: Rooney is like Pele
Sir Alex Ferguson has compared Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney to the legendary Brazilian Pele as he looks to continue his fine recent form against Benfica.

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Injury relief for Cleverley
Manchester United have revealed midfielder Tom Cleverley suffered ligament damage in his foot, but no break, and is expected to be out for four weeks following a tackle by Kevin Davies during Saturday's 5-0 win at Bolton.

Meanwhile, Ferguson confirmed Jonny Evans and Patrice Evans are doubtful for Wednesday's Champions League clash with Benfica in Lisbon. He told MUTV: "Jonny is doubtful for Wednesday. He got a knee in the hip in the second half which was pretty painful, while Patrice got a kick on the kneecap."

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Young: No guarantees at United
Ashley Young is still looking over his shoulder at Manchester United, despite making such an impressive start to life with the Red Devils.

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Rooney: It could have been more
The win ensured United did not allow City to steal a march on them with their earlier win.

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson said: "You just have to concentrate on yourselves. It's a difficult start to the season - we've got all the bigger names. We've got Chelsea next Sunday. It's a hectic start and if we come through it, we'll have done well."

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The rebirth of a superstar
It is September 2010. Troubled in his private life, struggling with form and fitness in his professional life, Wayne Rooney makes an undistinguished exit at the Reebok Stadium, substituted for Federico Macheda as the most off-colour of an underwhelming Manchester United side.

Fast forward to September 2011. What a difference a year, a new contract, a hair transplant and youthful colleagues coursing with confidence make. A reinvigorated Rooney is restored to his breathtaking best, United have been reinvented from timid travels to eager adventurers.

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Flying United run riot
Manchester United completed the best start to a Premier League season by smashing five goals past a helpless Bolton at the Reebok Stadium without reply.

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Last time we fought Benfica in blue jersey I think we lost that game..

That was the white, IIRC. 

TACTICAL KEYS

Typically in this section of our previews, I provide specific tactical keys to keep an eye out on for during the match. However, with so much uncertainty with the possible lineups and tactics, it doesn't make sense to go into great detail. But here is what I'll be looking for when lineups are announced:

* If United play in a 4-4-2 shape, then I will be concerned with how they will deal with the Benfica players that like to operate between the lines -- specifically Aimar or Saviola. In addition, if Rooney starts in this shape, his match-up with Javi Garcia will be a key one to watch.

* Emerson vs United's wide right player: In our Q&A with fansite Planet Benfica, their writers felt that Emerson is a threat going forward but is vulnerable in defense. If Park is deployed on the right, he is as good as anyone in the world in tracking marauding full-backs. The Korean is also very intelligent with his positioning and he has been lethal over the years in getting behind attacking full-backs when United hit on the counter. Whether it is Park or possibly Nani, their ability to deal with Emerson's marauding runs will be important -- so will the need to be opportunistic if the Brazilian right-back's positioning is suspect.

* If United play in a 4-3-3, who will be the fulcrum in attack? Berbatov has struggled as a lone striker during his time at United and this is clearly evident when examining his poor goal-scoring rate in Europe -- a competition where United use this shape most often. If Ferguson does use this shape with the Bulgarian striker leading the line, look to see if the attack sputters. If Berbatov can play well in this possible role, he may be able to carve out a small niche for himself in United's less glamourous group stage ties -- thus, he could find a way to get more time on the pitch after recently being relegated to fourth in the United pecking role at striker.

Should MU get mario gotze? he seems promising

before this season i always wanna see united get few lads from BVB

Sven:midfield destroyer(but we got PJ already)
Kagawa:classic runners behind striker(but Anderson already step up and somebody running behind Roo=redundant liao)
Sahin:Fafregas 2.0 nuff said(but he went to MCity)

NO Rooney? 

Standing up for my man...