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MANCHESTER UNITED~kaloh pon dok atas lagi ke..huhuhu
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ohh babah!!..... :pompom:
sian owen kan... |
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901# cak!
berbadol nyekor mau gol cante je..
gol lipat gunting, gol pusing2..
pasni tatau aa goal apa plak..
muahahaha |
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ade yg terpegun tgk berba score gol cantek.. |
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Vidic and Ferdinand: Last resort
Manchester United’s crocked defenders Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic are undergoing secret sessions at a clinic as “the last resort”.
The pair have struggled to overcome long term injuries that have plagued them throughout the current season.
The News of the World reports that the Blackberry Clinic is attempting to find a solution to the mysterious back and calf problems that have sidelined Ferdinand for three months until two weeks ago, Vidic meanwhile continues to struggle with a calf injury.
The clinic specializes in treating back, neck and joint pains. Rehabilitation programmes feature Pilates and other exercises to prevent recurrence.
The defensive pair seem to be responding to the treatment as Ferdinand made his comeback during United's trashing of Hull, although Vidic has yet to feature since pulling out of the FA Cup defeat to Leeds United in early January.
Speculation has been rife that Vidic wants a move away from Old Trafford, a rumour that has been fuelled by United boss Sir Alex Ferguson's recent purchase of Fulham centre back Chris Smalling and his admiration for Everton's Jack Rodwell.
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Vidic and Ferdinand: Last resort
Manchester United’s crocked defenders Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic are undergoing secret sessions at a clinic as “the last resort”.
The pair have struggle ...
sha02 Post at 9-2-2010 08:10
Ada pening - pening tak? |
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Vidic and Ferdinand: Last resort
Manchester United’s crocked defenders Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic are undergoing secret sessions at a clinic as “the last resort”.
The pair have struggle ...
sha02 Post at 9-2-2010 08:10
depa tak guna rawatan placenta kuda ka br la cpat sembuh |
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berba yg duk kate sakit itu ini relex ajo skor maaaaaaaaaaaa..... |
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Premier League Wednesday Team News
Aston Villa vs Manchester United
United Veteran duo Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs are set for recalls as Manchester United look to maintain their Premier League title push by winning at Aston Villa on Wednesday night.
The pair did not even make the bench for Saturday's 5-0 demolition of Portsmouth, which suggests they will face Martin O'Neill's men.
Rio Ferdinand is suspended, while Nemanja Vidic has an outside chance of being involved for the first time this year after suffering a nerve problem in his leg last month.
Aston Villa striker Emile Heskey is struggling to be fit.
Heskey suffered a groin injury during Saturday's goalless draw at Tottenham and, although a scan revealed no major damage, Villa boss Martin O'Neill rates the England striker "doubtful" to face the Red Devils even though he is included in the squad.
John Carew could replace Heskey in the starting line-up after recovering from a knee problem and coming on as a substitute at White Hart Lane. Left-back Stephen Warnock (ankle) is still unavailable as Villa attempt to complete their first league double over United for 55 years.
Teams:
Aston Villa (from): Friedel, Guzan, Beye, Cuellar, Collins, Dunne, L Young, A Young, Petrov, Milner, Downing, Delph, Agbonlahor, Carew, Heskey, Delfouneso, Sidwell, Davies, Clark.
Man Utd (from): Van der Sar, Kuszczak, Neville, Brown, Rafael, De Laet, Vidic, Evans, Evra, Fabio, Park, Nani, Valencia, Carrick, Scholes, Fletcher, Gibson, Anderson, Giggs, Rooney, Owen, Berbatov, Diouf.
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pg nie candat sotong wat BBQ okey... Yum3.. Hahaha... |
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x sabar nak makan sotong... |
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alahai..nampaknye xde hasil pun..
wat letih candat jer.. |
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another OG???
okla 2, main 10 org bley seri.......kena plak chelsea kaloh....
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Aston Villa 1-1 Manchester United
Manchester United collected a valuable point at Aston Villa despite losing Nani to a red card that will rule him out of the Carling Cup final.
Nani was deservedly sent off for a poor first-half challenge on Stiliyan Petrov but it made little difference to the visitors, who dominated for long periods.
United might have been fortunate to survive a late Villa penalty appeal when John Carew went down under Jonny Evans' tackle, but it would have been harsh luck on Sir Alex Ferguson's men, who will regard it as a point gained rather than two lost after James Collins scored another own goal for United to cancel out Carlos Cuellar's opener.
In the build-up, Nani had spoken about how down he felt at times during his first two and a half years at Old Trafford, when it appeared his destiny was only to leave.
The past fortnight offered the hope of redemption as finally the pace and balance was accompanied by a bit of thought and composure.
But thought and composure were both lacking when the Portuguese launched himself at Petrov on halfway.
The former Sporting Lisbon wide-man is not a dirty player and the claim that he won the ball was true.
Yet anyone who is not aware that leaving the ground to make a tackle brings an instant red card has not been paying enough attention over the last few years.
Referee Peter Walton was near enough to make a judgment and duly despatched Nani to the dressing rooms and out of the Wembley showpiece between these sides on February 28.
It brought to an end a tactical opening half-hour which Villa led for precisely nine minutes.
After wasting a corner, Stewart Downing was offered a second chance to cross into the United box. Rafael stuck out a boot to make the initial clearance but the ball looped up handily for Cuellar, who got an impressive amount of power into his header and, from 15 yards, sent it arcing over Edwin van der Sar.
Following their first Old Trafford win since 1981 two months ago, Villa were now in position to end another long-running sequence against the Red Devils.
Yet this is not Ferguson's favourite away ground for nothing.
Even though their fans now twirl green and gold scarves above their heads as a continuing protest against the Glazer family, the United travelling support still makes an impressive noise.
And they were soon celebrating an equaliser as Ryan Giggs' cross-shot from the left was turned into his own net by Collins.
It took into double figures a quite staggering number of own goals for United this term - a clear second on the club's scoring chart and nearly half as many as Wayne Rooney.
The England star had been having one of his less effective days, yet he still managed to threaten the home goal with shots from both angles that fizzed over Brad Friedel, who had already saved well to deny Michael Carrick.
With the balance of play remaining with the visitors, it was hard to escape a conclusion that Villa would have preferred to be playing against 11 men, whose defences were rather less solid.
For all the plaudits that have been heaped on Martin O'Neill's men in recent times, dictating play is still a problem and the hosts were markedly less of a threat once their opponents were a man down.
The loss of Giggs to what appeared to be a pretty severe elbow injury could have dire consequences for next Tuesday's Champions League trip to AC Milan.
Rooney's shot shortly afterwards would have had dire consequences for Villa if Friedel had not acrobatically turned it over.
Villa finally shrugged off their lethargy for a concerted assault on the United goal in the final 10 minutes.
But apart from an untimely Van der Sar juggle and Carew's late penalty claim, the hosts were bereft of ideas, and United were probably irritated they did not head back up the M6 with more than a point.
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own goal pon jd la..janji ada dpt point (ayat sendet....) |
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9 own goal man u dpt sizen ni.... |
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own goal pong own goalla, yg penting x kalah..........
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9 own goal man u dpt sizen ni....
pisang69 Post at 11-2-2010 08:57
10 da.... |
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