lagi cruel oso can.
0 bpl in 24years.....and counting......
1 bloody facup in 9 years and acting like a fecking gawd... can't wait the day their le prof retires like ours. wanna see meltdown. klopp take over konon. pffttt...
no grudge wif celsi cos their fans never kacau.

With Cantona!!

Sorry, the guy next to him (me!!) is censored!!! Hahaha

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I am a die-hard ManUtd fan, so I collect a lot of their memorabilia.
I have Ryan Giggs, Christiano Ronaldo, Rio Ferdinand, Ruud Van Nisterool, Darren Flatcher... signatures....
They are all my treasures...
Now the one that I really looking to find now is David Beckham!!

Let me share my story.

Back when i was really young(like 4-5 y/o i think),i had the United away shirt,the black with red lines,IINM. Fast forward 3-4 years,i remember getting Adebayor's shirt while he was at Arsenal..(indeed.. ).
From there,i started watching football matches,supported Chelsea,Liverpool,Arsenal and Man United lol. It was during the late 2008 i think. A year later,i started supporting United.. Been a MU fan ever since. Greatest moment would be the Rooney's overhead kick against Man City back in February 2011..  

glory hunter here, supporting since both sheringham and solskjaer scores in the last couple minutes

"I love Manchester United. Everyone knows that - I have said it many times. Manchester United are in my heart. I left many good friends there, the supporters are amazing and I wish I can come back one day," Ronaldo told Daily Mail.

"I am happy here at Real Madrid and have four more years, but in the future you never know because they treated me unbelievably at United.

"I really did love being at Manchester United."

Who the heck is Chung?

Imagine you have ABUs in your family. The time is almost up. Then this happen.


Still give me chill. Padan muka my bro. Lulz

The Scot bought the relatively unknown Mexican from Guadalajara in 2010 and Hernandez scored 20 goals in his first season at Manchester United.
The 26-year-old joined Real Madrid on a season-long loan deal from the Red Devils last month, after falling out of favour under new boss Louis van Gaal.

And the 72-year-old has backed his former player to do well at Real Madrid and revealed that Hernandez always dreamed of wearing the famous white shirt.
"Hernandez will do well in Madrid”, the Scot was quoted as saying by Tutto Mercato. 
“I am sure he will score many goals.

“He concentrates hard and his dream has always been to play for Real."

Ferguson retired from management after delivering Manchester United’s 20th league title at the end of the 2012/13 season, being succeeded by David Moyes, who last less than a year in the job.

so what does all the stories tell?

Wayne Rooney should play in midfield for England against Switzerland, according to former Manchester United team-mate Paul Scholes. Rooney played his first game as permanent England captain in the 1-0 friendly defeat of Norway at Wembley, where he led the line and scored the only goal from the penalty spot in what was an uninspiring performance from Roy Hodgson's team on Wednesday night.

England have Danny Welbeck, Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling available to choose from up front and Scholes thinks that moving Rooney back into midfield could reap dividends in the UEFA EURO 2016 qualifier against the Swiss on Monday.

"It is quite obvious to me that we do not have a midfielder with the range of passing to exploit these three attacking players," Scholes said in his column in The Independent. "It is a radical solution, and one I would propose just for the Switzerland qualifier on Monday, but I would play Wayne Rooney in midfield.

The absence of a specialist midfielder capable of passing the ball with flair concerns me.Paul Scholes, former England midfielder on the Three Lions' midfield choices
"This is not an argument to say that Wayne is not a top striker. His record says that he is and in an ideal world, I would have two Waynes: one to hit those passes from deep and another to get on the end of them. He is the best passer in the team and he can play that role better than anyone."

Scholes thinks the 28-year-old is perfect for a more central role due to his vision.

"One thing you can be sure about Wayne is he is not bothered about taking risks," he added. "If he saw the pass was on he would hit it. The absence of a specialist midfielder capable of passing the ball with flair concerns me."

just as slow?
england is short of strikers, wanna play like spain is it, strikerless formation?
at least the work rate and tenacity will be better
probably more steel in tackles

Samir Nasri has appeared to dismiss Liverpool’s title challenge before the new Premier league season is even four games old after claiming that the reigning champions will face their toughest tests against Chelsea and Manchester United. Nasri’s comments will also infuriate Arsenal fans, who believe that they are in a position to challenge for the title after last season’s FA Cup success and the additions of Alexis Sanchez and Danny Welbeck.

City only beat Liverpool by two points last season as the title race went down to the wire, and the Reds have acted swiftly to replace the Barcelona-bound Luis Suarez by making nine new signings this summer – including those of Rickie Lambert and Mario Balotelli. But despite their title credentials being strengthened in the comfortable 3-0 win over Tottenham last week, Nasri doesn’t feel that Brendan Rodgers’ side are in with a shout.

“Liverpool will find it tougher because they have lost Luis Suarez and they will be playing Champions League football so it will be different for them,” he told the City match-day programme.

“Last season they only had the Premier League to go for in the final months and it gave them a real advantage because their players were going into games fresher at a vital stage of the campaign.”

“I think our two main rivals will be Chelsea and Manchester United,” Nasri continued.

“Chelsea have made some good signings and Cesc Fabregas will be the guy to replace Frank Lampard. He is a great player, I know that because I was with him at Arsenal.

“Chelsea had a weakness up front last year but have signed Diego Costa. They will be really dangerous.

“United have a new coach, have strengthened as well and don't have any European competition – so I expect them to come back stronger, too.”

Nasri added: “But Arsenal could be in there, too, and bringing in players like Alexis Sanchez will make them stronger.”

im not joking lor
your team attacking prowess quite scary liao with the recent addition of new players