lol sinoffire same pose only~

Unfortunately many people were fooled. At first i believe he's a she. Then after a while, some people keep calling her as 'bro' then i know something fishy I donno whose plan it was from Btw, whoopa, you're still hot. LOL

Don't know bout you guys; I don't think the 2 penalty should be a penalty at all. My view lar...

But as MU fans, the is always the old saying, MU always like to do it the hard way. IMO, I think we'll be having the last laugh come end of May.

letak ubat gigi kat mata kalau brani. mata merah ... konpem dapat MC at least 3 ari .. hahahah. 

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Now more than ever I fecking hope we draw them in the Champions League. The sooner the better. We've got a score to settle

definetly, that is the only match we can revenge them this season apart from fa cup

remember we thrash to newcastle 5-1, to man city 4-1, but we still winning the title.. last season only 3 game to go.. we losing to chelsea 2-1 but chelsea draw their next games but we still champions... we face fulham next, im confirm we can get 3 point and we get 7 point gap again... glory man u..

Date: 21 March 2009, Saturday

Time: Match time 11pm, please come as early as possible to book table.

Venue: Steven's Corner, Pandan Indah (Not Jinx Hartamas Square)

Match: Fulham vs ManUtd

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ABU brigade all around so happy we lost even radio dj's also cant hide their happiness in radio until today....
BTW, Luckily Vidic only banned for 1 match... i thought it was straight red card....

Nemanja Vidic will have an extra game added to his automatic one-match ban for his red card because he was also sent off at Anfield in September. It means he misses Saturday’s trip to Fulham and the home game against Aston Villa on April 4.

SOS

Whoopa - Strike 1

Fyrekat - Strike 2

Subpar - ???? TBC

If strike 3, then I will lose hope edy. 

If Liverpool fans can hope this is their year, I too can hope for a cun gal on the internut   

kobe is the real girl in here actually. That's why 'he' never show us the pics of his shaven balls as promised

haha, is this a sarcastic line up that will unsettle a team of balance that we have now?

Apasal ko tak nak jual Manucho? Takut Sheep marah ye?

Finally i found the photos...

only MUST forumer will join the gathering.. thats what i suggest.

dudes...tis sounds true lah...4 times i went hartamas square...guess wat games i went?Liverpool Home and away arsenal away and aston villa away....only 1 point

Edit: And I feel sorry for the manager that steps into SAF's shoes when he finally retires! Now that will be pressure!

villareal vs arsenal
man utd vs porto
liverpool vs chelsea
barca vs bayern

Professional footballers driving some of the most powerful cars on the road, are being offered extra driving lessons by their own union.

The PFA scheme, being launched at the City of Manchester stadium, follows several high profile incidents involving players.

Last month, Manchester United's Carlos Tevez had his £140,000 Bentley seized because he did not have a UK licence.

And Cristiano Ronaldo hit the headlines when he crashed his Ferrari.

The incident happened in January when the winger hit the barrier in a tunnel near Manchester Airport.

The PFA said the aim of the scheme, which will be run in conjunction with BSM driving school, was to make footballers "better drivers".

Manchester City is also offering its youth team the specially designed driving awareness session.

PFA Chief Executive Gordon Taylor said: "The one thing that's important for a young male is that they want to buy a car and that car is often very powerful.

"We have to make these youngsters aware of how it can be virtually a weapon of destruction if not handled carefully."

But the courses, from pre-driving education through to advanced driving courses, will be open to footballers of all levels - including top Premier League stars like Ronaldo.

Mr Taylor said the winger's tunnel crash "could have been very tragic".

"He was very fortunate when you think of his value to Manchester United and the career in front of him," added the PFA boss.

"That would be an example of what can happen because sometimes players don't always appreciate the power in these cars."