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Manchester United : Terduduk Diatas Pulak...
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neuer kan salah sorg keeper yg dikaitkan ngan MU....... bagus gak dia beraksi cemerlang supaya dpy membuka mata SAF..... |
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neuer kan salah sorg keeper yg dikaitkan ngan MU....... bagus gak dia beraksi cemerlang supaya dpy m ...
devilito Post at 27-4-2011 14:24 
kemungkinan besar dia g bayern season depan...tp mcm biasa la..transfer ni xboleh agak.. |
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kemungkinan besar dia g bayern season depan...tp mcm biasa la..transfer ni xboleh agak..
wanburn Post at 27-4-2011 14:37 
sayangnya...... apa2 pun masi jauh lagi pasal transfer player utk next season..... |
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schalka sudah...
tim boboi next!!! |
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Post Last Edit by gicks79 at 27-4-2011 19:23
Sila offer bebe+obertan+hargreaves+kuzak + cash untuk neuer  |
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Bisa Giggs
2011/04/28
Muncul pemain tertua jaring gol Eropah
LONDON: Pada usia 37 tahun 148 hari, Ryan Giggs muncul pemain tertua menjaringkan gol dalam kancah bola sepak Liga Juara-Juara Eropah apabila menyumbang satu gol ketika membantu Manchester United menewaskan Schalke 04 dalam perlawanan separuh akhir pertama, awal pagi semalam.
Hanya senyuman lebar dapat dilihat pada wajah Alex Ferguson yang menjadi segelintir pengurus yang memiliki bekalan pemain cukup untuk dipertaruhkan bagi cabaran di saat genting ini.
“Anda lihat ada petanda kemerosotan dalam permainan Giggs pada usia 37 tahun? Saya rasa tidak,” kata Ferguson yang menghambur pujian ke atas pemain veteran yang menyumbang gol pertama manakala Wayne Rooney menguatkan cengkaman Red Devils ke final dengan gol kedua.
Schalke 04 jelas tertekan selepas tewas di gelanggang sendiri dan mengharapkan satu keajaiban membantu cabaran mereka dalam perlawanan kedua.
“Manchester berada pada tahap berbeza berbanding Inter Milan (dalam suku akhir). Kami perlu satu bantuan tuah yang lebih besar untuk mara,” kata jurulatih kelab Jerman, Ralf Rangnick. - Agensi |
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Post Last Edit by devilito at 28-4-2011 08:27
United intai final
2011/04/28
PERTAHANAN Schalke, Uchida cuba menghalang Giggs (kanan) pada saingan separuh akhir Liga Juara Juara, awal pagi semalam.
GELSENKIRCHEN: Pengurus Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson gembira dengan kemenangan 2-0 skuadnya dalam saingan separuh akhir pertama Liga Juara-Juara menentang Schalke 04 awal pagi semalam dan mengakui skuadnya kini berdepan tempoh tujuh hari yang penting.
United akan berdepan Arsenal Ahad ini dan satu lagi pencabar kejuaraan Liga Perdana Inggeris, Chelsea pada hujung minggu depan selepas mereka mengharungi separuh akhir kedua Liga Juara-Juara menentang Schalke di pertengahan minggu.
“Saya harap kami memperoleh satu keputusan positif dalam perlawanan menentang Arsenal Ahad ini dan dari situ, bergantung kepada keputusan perlawanan, saya mungkin akan melakukan tiga perubahan terhadap perlawanan separuh akhir kedua minggu depan kerana kami akan menentang Chelsea pula pada hujung minggu,” kata Ferguson.
“Ia adalah tempoh tujuh hari yang penting bagi kelab. Saya rasa kami sudah sampai ke kemuncak prestasi kami.”
United di ambang mencatat rekod kejuaraan Liga Inggeris ke-19, kini mendahului enam mata di depan Chelsea dan sembilan mata mengatasi Arsenal dengan berbaki empat perlawanan.
Selepas kemenangan menarik awal pagi semalam, mereka tampak seperti hampir pasti menempah tempat ke final Liga Juara-Juara, 28 Mei ini untuk menentang sama ada Barcelona atau Real Madrid.
Penjaga gol Schalke, Manuel Neuer, yang dilaporkan menjadi sasaran United, banyak menyelamatkan cubaan juara tiga kali itu sebelum gol menerusi gerakan pantas Ryan Giggs dan Wayne Rooney membolehkan United mencatat kemenangan.
Keputusan itu meletakkan skuad Ferguson dalam kedudukan kukuh untuk mara ke final menjelang saingan separuh akhir kedua di Old Trafford, apabila mereka memburu kemaraan ke final Liga Juara-Juara buat kali ketiga dalam tempoh empat tahun.
“Ia adalah persembahan yang sangat profesional malam ini,” kata Ferguson.
“Tumpuan terhadap permainan, keupayaan serta hantaran bola semuanya bertaraf dunia. Mereka melakukan kesemuanya dengan begitu baik.” – AFP |
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“I think Wayne has found his position. When he’s a little bit behind the striker, he gets more touches of the ball."
- Patrice Evra
27/04/2011 12:00, Report by Mark Froggatt
Reds praise Rooney role
United team-mates Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra have heaped praise upon Wayne Rooney following the striker’s superb display in the Reds’ UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg win over Schalke on Tuesday.
Rooney scored one and set up the other on a night when Sir Alex Ferguson’s side could easily have hit five or six were it not for the heroics of goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who made several impressive saves against a rampant United attack.
Operating in his newly adopted position behind strike partner Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez, Rooney excelled against the Germans, playing with a sense of freedom that allowed the England star to dictate the game from various areas of the Veltins-Arena pitch.
It's a position he has made his own, according to Reds team-mate Evra: “I think Wayne has found his position. When he’s a little bit behind the striker, he gets more touches of the ball.
“I also think Wayne can play as a number 10. He likes to give good balls, and he scores. From behind, maybe he’s more dangerous. I think Wazza is happy to play there as well.”
It was a sentiment echoed by Ferdinand, who was quick to praise Rooney’s versatility and energy up front: “Wayne played in two positions on Tuesday, playing high and running in behind as well as playing just off Chicharito, by coming short and getting things going for us. He seems like he’s enjoying his football - long may it continue.” |
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Post Last Edit by devilito at 28-4-2011 14:23
27/04/2011 11:00, Report by Adam Marshall
Giggs to sit out Arsenal clash
Sir Alex's dilemma
"We've got selection problems now but that's what we want. We've got an important game on Sunday against Arsenal. It'll be a different team but hopefully we'll get the result we want." - Sir Alex Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson will reward Ryan Giggs for another stunning performance with a rest during Sunday's Premier League showdown at Arsenal.
The manager has a selection dilemma ahead of the trip to London, with Dimitar Berbatov hoping to be fit and Nani desperate for a start after coming on as a substitute on Tuesday night.
Anderson, who also had a taste of action against Schalke, will hope to take Giggs' midfield place at the Emirates Stadium. But there's no doubt the veteran Welshman will be missed.
"It is a strange thing because Ryan's peak seems to have lasted so long now," said Sir Alex.
"You would think at 37, he would be showing signs of waning. I don't see any evidence of that. We look after him in terms of rest before games."He won't be playing on Sunday. He maybe will play next Wednesday. That is the way we have to deal with him now. When he gets that freshness, he doesn't show any sign of fatiguing at all. He is an amazing man.
After beating Schalke 2-0 in the Champions League semi-final first leg, United's focus now shifts to Sunday's domestic encounter in the capital. And Sir Alex is ready to shuffle his pack again.
"I've got good options because Nani could have played but Antonio Valencia's form showed why he's playing," explained Sir Alex. "His performance was absolutely unbelievable. So we've got selection problems now. But that's what we want.
"We've got an important game on Sunday against Arsenal. It'll be a different team but hopefully we'll get the result we want." |
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Post Last Edit by devilito at 28-4-2011 14:25
"In football, you never know because I remember when I was playing with Monaco, we lost in the Bernabeu 4-2 and Madrid thought they were going to the semi-final. But in the second leg we won 3-1." - Patrice Evra
Evra's warning for Reds
Patrice Evra has issued a warning to his Reds team-mates ahead of the semi-final second leg with Schalke.
The Frenchman has first-hand experience of overturning a two-goal deficit in the Champions League and believes it would be disastrous if United fail to reach Wembley after a superb show at the Veltins-Arena.
However, the flying full-back admits the display was one of the best he's been involved in at European level.
"We never know," he told MUTV. "In football, we never know. I think we played very well tonight but it was a little bit strange to get to half-time without scoring a goal. I think everyone was frustrated. We kept doing the same things we did in the first half. I think there was one team on the pitch and it was a great performance. But, in football, you never know because I remember when I was playing with Monaco, we lost in the Bernabeu 4-2 and Madrid thought they were going to the semi-final. But in the second leg we won 3-1.
"So we have to be as professional in the second leg as we were tonight, we have to keep going and we have to win. We have to win at Old Trafford. If we don’t get to the final, it would be disastrous. We have to do our job. We are very near to another final but let’s do our job at Old Trafford."
Evra was asked if it was as complete an away performance as he could remember in his time in Manchester.
"Yes, definitely," he replied. "The one we did against Barcelona in Camp Nou in the semi-final, when we drew 0-0, tactically the team was very strong. But tonight, I think it was one of the best performances United play away.
"I’m not surprised because I saw the desire in our team and the respect we had for Schalke. I think Manchester United respected Schalke a lot tonight. Before the game, we said we’re playing in a semi-final, it doesn’t matter whether it’s Schalke or another team. We’re playing to go to the final. It’s important. That’s why we played with respect and I think everyone did their job very well tonight."
The defender is just frustrated he couldn't convert a late chance after being played in by substitute Nani.
"I nearly scored," he added. "Nearly, nearly, again! They have to go in, not just nearly score. But maybe in the second leg or in the final?" |
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"In football, you never know because I remember when I was playing with Monaco, we lost in the Bernabeu 4-2 and Madrid thought they were going to the semi-final. But in the second leg we won 3-1." - Patrice Evra
devilito Post at 28-4-2011 14:21
time ni aku ingat morientes main kat monaco..loan dari RM..pastu score 2 bijik utk singkirkan RM.. |
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time ni aku ingat morientes main kat monaco..loan dari RM..pastu score 2 bijik utk singkir ...
wanburn Post at 29-4-2011 00:30
senjata makan tuan sendrik...... |
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Post Last Edit by devilito at 29-4-2011 08:23
28/04/2011 19:00, Report by Adam Bostock
"This team is determined, gritty and very professional, and some of the football we’ve seen from the players has been terrific."
- Sir Alex Ferguson
Sir Alex: My terrific team
Sir Alex Ferguson has praised his players' winning mentality as the Reds enter the crucial final month of a dramatic and potentially historic season.
The manager told the club’s official magazine, Inside United: “This team doesn't understand the word defeat. It's determined, gritty and very professional, and it's produced some great moments."
On recent comments from an opposing manager, Didier Deschamps of Marseille, that the current United team lacks a bit of 'fantasy', Sir Alex said:
"It might not have the 'Ronaldo' factor, but it's not as if we’ve been devoid of that ['fantasy']. Some of the football we’ve seen from the players this season has been terrific."
The Reds boss also emphasised the high level of focus within his squad, insisting the opportunity to make history - by winning an English-record 19th title - isn't distracting his players from the task in hand.
"I don’t think it’s on our minds at the moment. If we achieve it, it’ll be great to reflect on, but at the moment we know we’ve got some hard games left. We look forward to the challenge, though.
"It’s important to keep momentum going by winning games. That’s vital. Draws don’t come into it now, it’s all about wins. We’ve got a big few games coming up and we need to win them."
Asked if such a pressurised time of the season saps energy from his team, or drives it on and energises it, Sir Alex offered a balanced assessment. He said: "It’s a bit of both. This is the greatest part of your job, though, having big game after big game. We’ve had some fantastic games over the years at this stage of the season, but we’ve also had some disappointments. You’ve just got to take the rough with the smooth.
"You just have to use your experience, and fortunately I’ve got a team of staff who have been with me for a long time. Having that continuity and consistency is a great thing - we know how to deal with situations.
"The players see how staff behave and how they conduct themselves in situations like we're in at the moment, and there's a lot of experience amongst the backroom team, which provides a calming influence. Two or three of the older players help too. The likes of Ryan [Giggs], Paul [Scholes], Rio [Ferdinand] and Edwin [van der Sar] - we've got enough experience to handle any situation that comes along."
When pressed on the importance of being at home for the team's final game of the season, on Sunday 22 May, Sir Alex said: "Well, I hope we’ve won it by that time! But if we have to win it on the final day as we’ve done a few times before, you welcome the fact you're at home. Obviously Blackpool may need to win themselves because of the relegation situation, so it could be a big game for both sides."
The boss is a big admirer of Ian Holloway's side and the positivity that's coloured their debut campaign in the Premier League. Sir Alex said: "Blackpool have been a breath of fresh air, particularly in the first half of the season when they were often scoring two and three goals away from home, and really attacking teams. Their manager has a great philosophy and they've done well.
Sir Alex also sees the Seasiders' boss Ian Holloway as viable candidate for Manager of the Year, saying: "He must come into it when you look at what he's achieved at Blackpool in the economic climate he works under. He's done a fantastic job."
As for his Player and Young Player of the Year, outside of his own squad, Sir Alex's head turned towards Tottenham - "Luka Modric" - and Sunday's opponents Arsenal: "I think the boy [Jack] Wilshere has really emerged as a great young talent this season."
The full interview with Sir Alex is in the new issue of Inside United, on sale from Wednesday 4 May. Fans attending the Schalke game at Old Trafford can buy it in a 'double deal' with the match programme. Subscriptions for both are also available. |
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28/04/2011 21:41, Report by Adam Marshall
Fighting Fletch
"It was a bad virus,it was maybe a week originally but it just escalated and is one ofthose things. I lost a bit of weight and had to put that weight back onso it was a long, slow process. It was originally a couple of weeks butended up being longer."
- Darren Fletcher, MUTV
Fletcher targets first-team return
Darren Fletcher admits he will find it difficult to win a place back in United's team during the run-in.
The midfielder played the first half of the reserves' 0-0 draw with Arsenal at Old Trafford on Thursday night and told MUTV afterwards that, while he's itching to get involved, the performances of his colleagues in his absence have been exceptional.
Despite manager Sir Alex Ferguson's recent assertion that Fletcher will be one of his first-choices when fully fit, the Scot is refusing to take anything for granted.
"It was nice to hear that from the manager," he said on MUTV. "But it'll be hard to get back into the team as the lads have been fantastic. The lads have been different class. Everyone in the squad has played a part. We're in a great position with a month to go.
"I want to give myself a chance to give the manager another option and play some small part in the Premier League or Champions League. All I can ask for is a sub appearance or starting the odd game. I just want to be involved but it's a squad game."
Fletcher was laid low by a virus that caused concern at Old Trafford and, although he refused to rule it out completely, it seems unlikely he'll be thrust into Sunday's clash at Arsenal.
"The plan was always to play 45 minutes as the manager doesn't want me to push too quickly and set myself back," he explained. "I was always coming off but I feel good. Hopefully, I'll do a bit of training tomorrow and get my fitness back.
"It was a bad virus, it was maybe a week originally but it just escalated and is one of those things. I lost a bit of weight and had to put that weight back on so it was a long, slow process. It was originally a couple of weeks but ended up being longer.
"I don't want to rush too quickly. I'll speak to the doctor and the manager tomorrow and see how I feel and take it from there." |
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Papers: Reds in Neuer swoop?
28/04/2011 10:00
Mark Ogden writes in The Telegraph…
United ready to pounce for Manuel Neuer
An escalating war of words between Schalke and Bayern Munich has given United a chance to lure ace goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to Old Trafford. Germany keeper Neuer, 25, was credited by Sir Alex Ferguson as producing “probably the finest display of goalkeeping against us in my time at Manchester United”, during the 2-0 Champions League semi-final first-leg victory against Schalke. Neuer has been regularly scouted by United as the club attempt to identify a successor to Edwin van der Sar, who has confirmed his intention to retire at the end of the season. But having been advised that Neuer favours a move to Bayern, United have shifted their attentions elsewhere, with Atletico Madrid’s David de Gea and Ajax No 1 Maarten Stekelenburg now leading targets. Bayern general manager Uli Hoeness has warned, however, that his club will not pay an “astronomical” fee for Neuer. “We want Manuel,” Hoeness said. “When there’s a desire, we can find a solution. But Schalke’s management must now not come up with an astronomical sum.”
In The Sun, Patrice Evra has promised to take up yoga after Ryan Giggs inspired United to a 2-0 win over Schalke in the Champions League. The Welshman regularly credits yoga as the resource behind his prolonged career at Old Trafford, and now Evra is keen to follow suit: “Ryan says that is what makes him run fast and I'm going to sign up for it straightaway.”
Elsewhere, Wayne Rooney has thanked United fans for their support this season and has promised to help the Reds lift a league and European Cup double. Rooney is quoted in The Guardian: “I'm delighted with my form at the minute and I'm grateful to the fans for supporting me. It's going to be a great end to the season if we can get to Wembley and win a Champions League final as well as the league.” |
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abe fletcher cepat la turun...
rindu tgk tgn kepak2 hahahaha |
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abe fletcher cepat la turun...
rindu tgk tgn kepak2 hahahaha |
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Post time 27-4-2011 01:23 PM
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