forever in our shadows...last time got beaten by spurs also talking bout liverpool..now winning at newcastle also talking bout liverpool

yeaa riteee!!..and kagawa not go down easily ehh..how bout nani?..dont wanna talk bout ur own players who dive arrr??..classless supporters..talking bout other club players than their own
     

the N word, biting ears, refuse to shake hands, cheating, diving....all are norm in uruguay

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Added on October 8, 2012, 6:17 pm

which dive is the bestest ah?

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Man Utd striker Robin van Persie will not be charged over an incident with Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye #MUFC #NUFC #RVP

great..thanks Ferguson Association..

Cleverley meant super strike

Tom Cleverley insists he meant his first Barclays Premier League goal for the club - an incredible shot from the left flank that found the top corner of Steve Harper's net.

The midfielder broke his duck at senior level for the Reds against the Magpies in the recent Capital One Cup tie and followed it up with the strike that wrapped up the three points on a memorable afternoon in the North East.

When asked if it was his intention to go for goal, he replied: "Yeah, I meant to put it in that far corner. I looked to the far corner and, whether it's a good cross or obviously a good finish, luckily it's found the net.

"The ball's come back and I've seen the goalkeeper a little bit off his line so I've hit that area. Whether Welbz [Danny Welbeck] gets across and puts his head on it or the ball goes straight in, so I'd say it's a good finish."

Sir Alex Ferguson disagreed, joking: "I think it was a cross but he says it was a shot!"

Tom Cleverley scored United’s third goal against the Magpies on Sunday, curling an audacious effort into the top corner after cutting inside from the left flank. The strike, quite comically, caused much debate after the match as to whether or not the midfielder meant it.

And although Cleverley insists his finish was deliberate, Evans is not buying it: “There is no way he meant that. To try and shoot from there, especially to bend it, he definitely didn’t mean it. I think he was looking for Robin van Persie at the back post but it went in.

can't believe this 

Have to say, not much footballers will deliberately go for goal like how cleverly did so yesterday. I will go with evans and saf. Lol cleverly nice try

Credit to olly redcafe

the N word, biting ears, refuse to shake hands, cheating, diving....all are norm in uruguay

which dive is the bestest ah?

i feel that welbeck lost his focus in the  entire game..not much involved and no idea..
or is it tactical?im not sure..

dude when is our next UCL or COC match?

i missed the match last sunday,so i need my united juice real bad

Ravel Morrison’s turbulent career is on the verge of hitting rock bottom with Lee Clark desperate to boot him out of Birmingham.

Blues boss Clark has run out of patience with the former Manchester United starlet already, less than three months after signing him on a 12-month loan from West Ham.

Morrison, who was previously booted out of Old Trafford by Sir Alex Ferguson because of off-the-pitch issues, has not started a game for the Championship club since the opening day of the season.

Even though Birmingham are struggling just three points above the relegation zone, Clark is refusing to even include the 19-year-old in his squad.

Sources close to the Midlands club claim Morrison’s attitude in training and around the club has been unacceptable and they want to terminate the loan agreement immediately.

Currently recovering from a knee injury, you might have thought Ashley Young would have watched Manchester United's 3-0 win at Newcastle on Sunday from the comfort of his favourite armchair, or at least the directors' box.

But the England winger decided to test his recuperating legs by climbing up to the upper tier of St James's Park to watch with the travelling fans instead.

Young tried to keep a low profile by wearing a hooded coat but once he was spotted by astonished fans, he was only too happy to pose for pictures and sign autographs.

One in particular looked surprised to see him, having to double take as Young walked up the steps to his seat.

The player, 27, has not played since August after bruising cartilage on his knee and manager Sir Alex Ferguson has said that he won't be rushed back.

United won 3-0 at Newcastle in one of their best performances of the season so far - first-half headers from Jonny Evans and Patrice Evra put United in control and a third from Tom Cleverley sealed a resounding win.

It is not the first time a United player has stood with their fans - Gary Neville, just retired, was in the United end at Chelsea in March of last year.