Both time this guy watch United match in high profile, both time United suffer...

Can someone told me when the last time Rooney has a good game at Goodison Park in United shirt? Can't remember 

anyway, another early kick off eh?

2006-2007 when we are down by 1-2 and we came back and win 4-2. We regain back our EPL trophy on that year...

2006-2007 when we are down by 1-2 and we came back and win 4-2. We regain back our EPL trophy on that year...

Rooney perform well eh that game? I forgot about it already 

Still remember that moment..chelsea was leading bolton and we were trailing everton at the half time..then, woof, we won(thanks to phil neville..haha) and chelsea drop points(not sure draw or lose).

Manchester United have stepped up their interest in Huddersfield striker Jordan Rhodes, after sending newly appointed scout Paul Scholes to run the rule over the free-scoring 21-year-old.

Scholes was in the stands at the Galpharm Stadium last night, where Rhodes found the net once again, as Huddersfield drew 2-2 with Scunthorpe United.

The strike was Rhodes' ninth in his last four matches for the Terriers, while a hat-trick for Scotland's Under-21's in-between means he has 12 goals in five matches for club and country, in a remarkable purple patch.

That superb form has led to increased speculation about Rhodes' future, with a host of Premier League clubs now increasing their interest in the powerful hitman, who bagged 22 strikes in all competitions last term.

Sir Alex Ferguson has since been put on to the player by Scotland Under-21 boss Billy Stark, and with United loanee Oliver Norwood also in action last night, he instructed newly appointed scout Scholes to take a closer look and report back.

However, should Ferguson decide to push ahead with a bid, it's likely to take up to £5 million to secure his services, after Huddersfield chairman Dean Hoyle warned off interested parties last week.

Chris Smalling has revealed a willingness to play in both Euro 2012 and the Olympic Games should the opportunity arise, but insists Manchester United are his primary focus.

The European Championship begin in Warsaw on 8th June, ending in Kiev on 1st July, while the London Olympic tournament starts just 24 days later, running until 12th August, merely a week before the Premier League season commences.

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson last week criticised the notion of players participating in both summer competitions along with his Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger.

At 21, Smalling would be eligible for Stuart Pearce's Olympic squad but has recently broken into Fabio Capello's England side following impressive club performances since his £10million move to United.

The FA has yet to make a firm decision on whether any players will be selected for Euro 2012 and the Olympics, but the likelihood is players will be chosen for one or the other.

Defender Smalling would simply relish the opportunity to feature in either tournament but admitted his club currently takes priority.

"I have to say that England is not my first target at the moment and neither are the Olympics," Smalling told the Manchester Evening News.

"United is what I am thinking about.

"But towards the end of the season I will be looking towards that and hopefully I might get into the England squad. Obviously I'd love to go there.

"There is also the Olympics as well. A lot of the lads who went to the Under-21 Championships last summer will be able to play in it.

"Whether it's the Euros, the Olympics, or both - you would like to be involved because these opportunities do not come around too often."

He score twice in quick succession and is one of the match where he kisses the United Badge infront of the evertonian after being abuse for the whole game..

Is it the game he curse in front camera after score the 3rd goal and later kena hentam by media ?

wasnt that just last season?

Brazil's leading all-time goalscorer said he was delighted to be in England and hailed the country's top-flight division: "The English Premier League is the best league in Europe, better than La Liga."