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Manchester United Thread [2005/2006]

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Fernandez

Team Captain
Manchester United Football Club

Club News
Speculation
Discussion
Debate
Don't mind articles from Newspapers, aslong as its not from The Mirror or The Scum. :ewan:

History
Learn about the history of Manchester United, The Busby Babes and the 1958 Munich Air Crash


Shareholders United - Lets maintain our independence, SHARES NOT SHIRTS.

Manchester United Squad 2005/06

Manager
Sir Alex Ferguson

Squad
1 - Tim Howard
2 - Gary Neville (c)
3 - Patrice Evra
4 - Gabriel Iván Heinze
5 - Rio Ferdinand
6 - Wes Brown
7 - Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro (Cristiano Ronaldo)
8 - Wayne Rooney
9 - Louis Saha
10 - Ruud van Nistelrooy
11 - Ryan Giggs
12 -
13 - Park Ji-Sung
14 - Alan Smith
15 - Nemanja Vidic
16 -
17 - Liam Miller
18 - Paul Scholes
19 - Edwin van der Sar
20 - Ole Gunnar Solskjær
21 -
22 - John O'Shea
23 - Kieran Richardson
24 - Darren Fletcher
25 - Quinton Fortune
26 - Phillip Bardsley
27 - Mikaël Silvestre
28 - Gerard Piqué Bernabéu (Piqué)
29 -
30 - Luke Steele
31 -
32 -
33 -
34 - Paul McShane
35 -
36 -
37 - Kenny Cooper
38 -
39 -
40 - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
41 - Floribert N'Galula
42 - Giuseppe Rossi
44 - Adam Eckersley
45 - David Fox
46 - Lee Martin
47 - Jonny Evans
48 - Thomas Lee
49 - Ritchie Jones
50 - Darren Gibson

Manchester United Club Honours

League Championship 1908, 1911, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1965, 1967, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003

FA Cup 1909, 1948, 1963, 1977, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2004

Football League Cup 1992, 2006

European Cup 1968, 1999

European Cup Winners' Cup 1991

European Super Cup 1991

Intercontinental Cup 1999

FA Community Shield(formally the FA Charity Shield) 1908, 1911, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1965*, 1967*, 1977*, 1983, 1990*, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003 (*as joint holders)

Fixtures 2005/2006

Code: 
[u]July[/u][/b]
16 5-1 Clyde, Broadwood Stadium (F)
19 6-0 Peterborough, London Road (F)
23 2-0 Hong Kong First XI, Hong Kong National Stadium (F)
26 3-0 Beijing Xiandai, Workers' Stadium (F)
28 1-2 Kashima Antlers, National Stadium (F)
30 2-0 Urawa Red Diamonds, Saitama Stadium (F)

[b][u]August[/u][/b]
02 3-1 Wrexham, Racecourse Ground (F)
03 6-1 Royal Antwerp, Steeltereinen (F)
09 3-0 Debrecen, Old Trafford (CL)
13 2-0 Everton, Goodison Park (BP)
20 1-0 Aston Villa, Old Trafford (BP)
24 3-0 Debrecen, Stadium of Puskas Ferenc (CL)
28 2-0 Newcastle, St. James' Park  (BP) 

[u][b]September[/u][/b] 
10 1-1 Man City, Old Trafford (BP) 
14 0-0 Villarreal, El Madrigal (CL)
18 0-0 Liverpool, Anfield (BP) 
24 1-2 Blackburn, Old Trafford (BP)
27 2-1 Benfica, Old Trafford (CL)

[b][u]October[/u][/b]
01 3-2 Fulham, Craven Cottage (BP) 
15 3-1 Sunderland, Stadium of Light (BP) 
18 0-0 Lille, Old Trafford (CL)
22 1-1 Tottenham, Old Trafford (BP)
26 4-1 Barnet, Old Trafford (CC) 
29 1-4 Middlesbrough, The Riverside (BP) 

[u][b]November[/u][/b] 
02 0-1 Lille, Stade de France (CL)
06 1-0 Chelsea, Old Trafford (BP) 
19 3-1 Charlton, The Valley (BP) 
22 0-0 Villarreal, Old Trafford (CL)
27 2-1 West Ham, Upton Park (BP)
30 3-1 West Brom, Old Trafford (CC)

[u][b]December[/u][/b] 
03 3-0 Portsmouth, Old Trafford (BP) 
07 1-2 Benfica, Estadio Da Luz (CL)
11 1-1 Everton, Old Trafford (BP) 
14 4-0 Wigan, Old Trafford (BP) 
17 2-0 Aston Villa, Villa Park (BP) 
20 3-1 Birmingham, St. Andrews (CC)
26 3-0 West Brom, Old Trafford (BP)  
28 2-2 Birmingham, St Andrews (BP) 
31 4-1 Bolton, Old Trafford (BP) 

[u][b]January[/u][/b] 
03 0-0 Arsenal, Highbury (BP) 
08 0-0 Burton Albion, Pirelli Stadium (FA)
11 1-1 Blackburn, Ewood Park (CC)
14 3-1 Man City, City of Manchester Stadium (BP)
17 5-0 Burton Albion, Old Trafford (FA)
21 1-0 Liverpool, Old Trafford (BP) 
25 2-1 Blackburn, Old Trafford (CC)
29 3-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers, Molineux (FA)

[u][b]February[/u][/b] 
01 3-4 Blackburn, Ewood Park (BP) 
04 4-2 Fulham, Old Trafford (BP) 
11 3-1 Portsmouth, Fratton Park (BP) 
18 0-1 Liverpool, Anfield (FA)
26 4-0 Wigan, Millenium Stadium (CC) 

[u][b]March[/u][/b]  
04 2-1 Wigan, JJB Stadium (BP) 
11 2-0 Newcastle, Old Trafford (BP) 
18 2-1 West Brom, The Hawthorns (BP) 
26 3-0 Birmingham, Old Trafford (BP) 
29 1-0 West Ham, Old Trafford (BP)

[u][b]April[/u][/b]  
01 v Bolton, Reebok Stadium (BP) 
09 v Arsenal, Old Trafford (BP) 
14 v Sunderland, Old Trafford (BP) 
17 v Tottenham, White Hart Lane (BP) 
22 v Middlesbrough, Old Trafford (BP) 
29 v Chelsea, Stamford Bridge (BP) 

[u][b]May[/u][/b] 
07 v Charlton, Old Trafford (BP)

[size=1][I]Fixtures are subject to change[/I][/size]

Legend
F - Friendly
BP - Barclays Premiership
CC - Carling Cup
FA - FA Cup
CL - UEFA Champions League
UC - UEFA Cup

FC United Of Manchester
A club that was created by anti-Glazer Manchester United supporters to bring others like them together. Ben (shokz) with his definition:

shokz said:
The formation of FCUM was not only just about the takeover, overpriced football, overpaid footballers, sky-Carlos*ing fixtures, but it was also about keeping the disenchanted Manchester United supporters together, why should they split up and follow the likes of Altrincham, Sale, Droylsden or Bury when there is nothing in common with these clubs, nothing UNITED about them. FCUM keeps the United spirit going for the supporters and those who do go too Gigg Lane have loads in common, the atmospheare is amazing at every match and the supporters ultimately get a say in how the club is run - how many fans/clubs can say that?
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http://www.fcunited.co.uk/
http://gcwebservices.co.uk/fcuforum/index.php - Forum

Give the site a try. Buy their jerseys instead of MUFC's. The money goes to the club and not to American bastards.

special thanks to shokz
 
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mufc_daddy

Starting XI
So what keeper are we gonna sign? Kameni? Casillas?

I doubt Casillas will join us but would be nice innit. I rate Kameni from what i have seen, he was especially awesome against Barcelona and has great flexibility.
 
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mufc_daddy

Starting XI
Fernandez said:
so how's the first post? special thanks to shokz cause it was his post originally,
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Aye not bad mate ;). Hopefully soon we can add Jon Obi Mikel as number 21 to the squad list when he sorts out his whiney bitch ass out boyakasha :boyaka:
 
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mufc_daddy

Starting XI
They probably werent up to scratch for Fergies liking, then again we have a lot of players the same who should also leave. Im suprised at Nardiello and Tierney, i thought they had a slight chance of getting into the first team.
 
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mufc_daddy

Starting XI
Damn it, the more i hear i about the glazer the more i hate the wazzock! :f***:

I dont wanna have to change my name to MUSC_DADDY!

I hope he doesnt changed anything and is one of those silent partner kind of people who say nothing and just watch the money roll in. If things stayed the same (ie money to spend, keep players, fergie, stadium name, etc) i would be more satsfied than having to put up with yank ****e like "nike arena" etc.

I'm still completely against him at "our" club but it looks like we r gonna av to lump it, so if things stay relatively the same and we have money to spend then i will keep my gob shut.
 
K

Kulixs

Starting XI
Maybe this thread opened a bit early? Start of season, or end of transfer market should have been start? O well, Kameni 4 mil release clause is all im saying, dumb if we don't get him.
 
E

ericstarkid

Reserve Team
Manchester United Official Website said:
Keeper Carroll Released By Reds

Roy Carroll has been given a free transfer by Manchester United. The goalkeeper's four-year stint at Old Trafford will cease at the end of next month.

Media reports had suggested the Northern Ireland goalkeeper would sign a new contract with the Reds this week, but today he is confirmed as one of eight players who are being released by United. Another is fellow shot-stopper Ricardo.

Carroll signed for United in July 2001 from Wigan Athletic, initially as second choice behind Fabien Barthez.

Tim Howard was drafted in two summers ago and immediately laid claim to the number one spot at Old Trafford. However, Carroll and the American have both taken turns as Ferguson's first choice during 2004/05.

The decision to let Carroll and Ricardo go leaves Howard as United's only senior goalkeeper, and means Sir Alex is likely to add to his squad in the goalkeeping department over the summer.

Six young professionals - Ramon Calliste, Ben Collett, Daniel Nardiello, David Poole, Lee Lawrence and Paul Tierney - have also been released.

Report by Ben Hibbs.
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According to http://www.manutd.com/news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=179606&itype=466&icategoryid=120
Yes, that mofo had been released YIPPIE :rockman:
 
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b-ytter

Starting XI
Nice opening post Fernandez!
as for Obi Mikel,i dont want the lad to OT!
If he just want to play for CFC,i dont see him do any good for us!

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