I think we should have had enough praise from everyone. I am slightly worry with all of the compliment from the rival player, manager and football legends to our player, it is still early at this point even though they deserved to be praised.

why put o'shea on the right? Dun we have Rafael?

fergie is making the best out of the veterans like Scholes and Giggs. they can't be playing a full 90 mins eery week. I suspect Scholes will be be subbed off halfway 2nd half.

would like to know where can see this statistic..which websites??

Is Berba the next Ronaldo, statistical wise? Ronaldo had a almost similar 06/07 season...then during the 07/08, he just blew everyone away...So I'm harbouring the same goes to Berba

Cant even watch the replays due to early morning exam...deymm, first time this season

ALEX FERGUSON dumped teen ace Danny Welbeck into the reserves for being too cocky.

The Manchester United boss was incensed by the striker’s Eric Cantona-style goal celebration in Sunday’s FA Cup win over Derby.

And instead of picking him for Wednesday’s clash with Fulham, Fergie decided to knock the 18-year-old down a peg or two by dropping him to the stiffs for their trip to Wigan.

A United source revealed: “Alex was very angry about the way Welbeck celebrated his goal at Derby. He felt there was a touch of arrogance about it.

“Danny is just a kid and Alex does not like the thought of him getting too big for his boots.

“That is a lesson plenty of players have learned over the years at Old Trafford.”

Welbeck is rated as a star of the future by Fergie. He came off the bench against Derby to complete the scoring in United’s 4-1 win with a brilliant first-time curling shot into the far corner.

That led to his big-headed celebration, with his chest puffed out, reminiscent of French United legend Cantona.

At least he did not sulk at being forced to play for the reserves.

He scored twice against the Latics’ second team as United came from 4-1 down to win 5-4.

That positive reaction may well earn him a recall to the first-team squad when United take on Blackburn tomorrow.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport...icle2255531.ece

Sir Alex has rubbished claims 18-year-old striker Danny Welbeck was relegated to the Reserves for displaying too much arrogance when celebrating his FA Cup goal at Derby County. What's more, the boss says United fans can expect to see the promising striker at Wembley next weekend. Welbeck curled in United’s fourth during the Reds’ 4-1 win at Pride Park last weekend before standing, chest puffed out, in front of United’s travelling support.

Three days later, the Longsight-born lad found himself playing for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s second-string at Wigan, where he scored twice as the Reds roared back from 4-1 down to win 5-4. “One newspaper [The Sun] said Danny was disciplined for his goal celebration at Derby,” Sir Alex told MUTV. “That’s absolute nonsense.”

Indeed, it would have been more surprising had Welbeck been involved in Sir Alex’s plans on Wednesday night. Dimitar Berbatov and Carlos Tevez were both due games after being rested at Pride Park, while Wayne Rooney returned from injury to sit on the bench. With that in mind, it made perfect sense to give Welbeck a run-out in the Reserves.

“Danny needed football,” the boss said. “He came on against Derby and now he’s got a full game against Wigan's Reserves, where he scored two goals. He’ll be available for the Carling Cup final.”