The draw to one of the respectable trophy is out.Finally Euro 2008 match ties have been finally taken out.Here’s the group stage for all: [Read more…]
Vidic could to miss against Hammers.
United’s in form defender E. Vidic is likely to miss is match against Bolton on Saturday.
All Euro qualifiers games were postponed to later Sunday after bad weather and heavy snow covered major parts of Belgrade.A reported 6inch of snow was covered all around the pitch which made practically impossible to conduct the game. [Read more…]
Anti McLaren thoughts.
I think it doesn’t look very relevant of writing about Steve on this blog but this one crossed my limits and couldn’t hold on to write this one.Continue reading if you dont like Steve . Few days back on Nov 15 ,England played against Austria at Vienna.The match as expected was won by England but this lead to few stumbles for England’s coach.Steve intially thought that he would win this one with far more goals and oppurtunities which will in case boost morale for Englishmen.So without much of thoughts and talks he makes full strength team against the team for which Eng 21 wont have bother to play.But still he continues and what all feared happens.A damn bad Injury!.. [Read more…]
International Break, A Much Needed Time For Recovery
After Saturday’s amazing second half display, SAF must be a happy man. Not only because of our 6 consecutive victories in the League, or the 8 consecutive clean sheets victories UCL games included, but most of all because of the international break.
A much needed break for ManU.
ManU has been one of the biggest victims in this season start when it comes to injuries, with almost a complete squad sidelined and this week could be the first time Alex actually IS happy because of an international break. Most of the time this means that OT is almost empty and between 15 and 20 players leave Manchester to train with and play for their national team, but this time things are different.
This time many players won’t play in their national kit, but will enjoy the almost two weeks to recover from injury and return entirely fit for the clash with Aston Villa on Saturday 20th October.
Giggs Retires from Active Competition
After weeks of speculations regarding his colorful career, now former Welsh captain Ryan Giggs finally called it quits after playing his final game with a draw against Chelsea. Giggs had the chance to exit in style but his trademark goal failed to hit its mark. Giggs exited to a standing ovation and passed on the armband to Craig Bellamy.
Giggs will no longer be around when his team faces the Czech Republic. Giggs will sorely be missed and remembered for all his contributions and memorable part in the Manchester United organization.
“Obviously it’s been emotional this week, saying goodbye to everyone,” Giggs said after the game. “I’ve enjoyed it, it’s been great and I wish the lads all the best in the future. It was a shame I couldn’t have gone off with a win but the fans have been great from day one right to the end.” – International Reds in Action