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Funky--K

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brown on center, o'shea on the left? or phill?

SoDragoes, please do not be hipocrit, ok? we both know that our football is dirtier and more disgraceful than UK, so no need for those kind of comments
 
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Originally posted by precise
Great another defender injured...can this season get any :drevil:better:drevil:
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Damm it, just mean Roy Keane will have to drop back into defence, Silvestre should be back for the Porto match though. :rockman:

Gary still got 3 more dosmetic matches to serve his ban. :(
 
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ManU2000

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God things just haven't gone our way this season with injuries and now suspensions plaguing us. I know Fortune is out for 3 three weeks for sure but is there anything confirmed about him possibly missing the rest of the season? I heard that the injury could be that serious. :(
 
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FERGIE FEARS ROMAN'S WALLET

Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted that he now fears being out-muscled by Chelsea every time he makes a move in the transfer market.
The Old Trafford supremo was powerless to prevent his Premiership rivals from snatching Arjen Robben from under his nose earlier in the week, months after he had first identified the Dutch wonderkid as a transfer priority.

Arjen's club PSV Eindhoven revealed that they had decided to do business with Chelsea after the West Londoners comfortably outbid United.

Ferguson is fearful that with former Old Trafford chief executive Peter Kenyon now directing business operations at Stamford Bridge, the Roman-Abramovich backed-Blues could now beat United to almost any transfer target they might have lined up.

"I can't believe that is the last one they know about," stated Ferguson in reference to Kenyon's knowledge of United's transfer strategy.

"I suppose they could buy everybody. Every club is looking and wondering about that.

"We have a good worldwide scouting network and when we identify someone we try to do it as quickly as we can.

"In the case of Robben we made an offer which PSV Eindhoven refused and which they used to Carlos up Chelsea's bid."

Ferguson went on to concede that the West Londoners could conceivably purchase players solely in a bid to prevent rivals from strengthening, but questioned whether Claudio Ranieri had so far managed to assemble a balanced squad.

"It's difficult to say. They have certainly bought all these midfield players. It's interesting."

Meanwhile, United midfielder Paul Scholes has requested a personal hearing to defend himself against a charge of violent conduct by the Football Association.

The England star was cited after he clashed with Middlesbrough's Brazilian midfielder Doriva during their Barclaycard Premiership encounter at Old Trafford on February 11.

Match official Paul Durkin indicated in his match report that he had not seen the incident, but it was picked up on television replays and the FA decided to act.

Ferguson has claimed there was nothing to the clash, but Scholes will be facing a three-match ban should he fail to prove his innocence.

http://www.skysports.com/skysports/article/0,,1-1126358,00.html

abramovic playing CM lah :f***:
 
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We just have to play hard, we seem to just stop after Chelsea or any other club's bid.
 
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Kerr Wary Of Ferguson Opinion

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Brian Kerr has left the door open for former Republic of Ireland captain Roy Keane to return to the international arena, if he gains Sir Alex Ferguson's approval.
The Manchester United midfielder hinted recently that he might be willing to end his self-imposed exile following the high-profile bust-up with Mick McCarthy during the Irish training camp ahead of the World Cup finals in 2002.

Despite worries over Keane's fitness, and the fact that he is not playing in every game for United, there remains the prospect that the 32-year-old could return in a bid to lead his country to the 2006 finals in Germany.

Ferguson's view on the matter is likely to be that he does not want his inspirational skipper to perform a U-turn in order to pull on the green shirt again, but Keane is a strong character himself.

"If Roy wants to make himself available in the future, I have no problems with that," Kerr told The Dublin Evening Herald.

"The team will be run my way. Anyone who comes into the panel will be treated exactly the same as the rest of the squad.

"Every player has to be committed and has to live within the rules of the team.

"Everybody knows how to get in touch with me if they want to come back. But anyone who wants to return has to know it's right for them.

"There is no point if a player who has retired from international football says he wants to play for us again, only to find out that his club manager does not agree."

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i think fergie will approve keano to walk out of retirement and play next season, with the arrival of miller,
 
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