Was hoping for Valencia but poo will do 

Well..agree that he maybe have the quality
Just hope he gets more chances n stay injury free

At this point, i'd sacrifice the league and full focus on both Europa League and FA Cup.

Just like that?no warning or send to bora2?

Just like that?no warning or send to bora2?

OK, I admit my mistake. And obviously we don't want to sink to as low class as the LIVERPOOL forum where they are taunting UNITED even in their intro post.

I still think you should be given at least 40% warning.

Warning for posting provocative pictures at your siggy

Dammmmnnnn horny dy

its not about the scoring... its about his confidence... he dares to run towards the defenders... doing one touch backheel with mata... you see the way he scores those goals, its feels like he has a predator instinct (being in the right place at the right time which what makes rooney and chicha so good..

Regrettably the two best teams left in the competition are drawn against one another, and that's not United and Liverpool.

DE GEA COULD FACE THE GUNNERS

Louis van Gaal is hopeful goalkeeper David De Gea will return to face Arsenal on Sunday after missing Manchester United's last three games.

The Spain international was injured in the warm-up of the Reds' Europa League first leg tie away to Midtjylland eight days ago and has since been receiving treatment.

Van Gaal said at the time he believed De Gea's problem was not too serious and the manager hopes he will be able to call upon the stopper at Old Trafford this weekend, but there remains a doubt over defender Chris Smalling, who sat out Thursday night's 5-1 second-leg win over the Danish side.

"I expect [David can return] because I saw the way he was today," said van Gaal during a briefing with reporters after Thursday night's win. "Chris is a question mark, but you never know," he added.

Further question marks remain over the fitness of Anthony Martial, who the Reds lost in the warm-up before the second leg, but there was some positive injury news with the return to action of Marcos Rojo after nearly three months out, and both Antonio Valencia and Marouane Fellaini are seemingly not too far away from full fitness either.

Asked whether Martial would be available against Arsene Wenger's side, van Gaal admitted: "I don’t know because it has happened before the match. I’ve talked with him. I have talked with the physiotherapist that already had control of him. I cannot say, but it is not as heavy as everybody thinks, but you never know.

"I’m very happy with Marcos that he played 10 or 15 minutes and how he showed already his form and shape, he was very good. But I have to build him up in the games and that’s not so easy, because he only had two training sessions with me. On the first day, he was with the second team and, on the second day, he was with us. So I take also a risk to do that, but I think that I have to do that now with 15 minutes and then 30 minutes and like that and I hope we can build him up.

"Valencia is also coming back and Fellaini too - in the month of March, a lot of players are coming back and then we have a strong selection again."

Dortmund v Spurs? 
http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Features...d-trafford.aspx