Lol. Obviously you don't know much about football if you think that was a roll over.
i do know the game quite well
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Lol. Obviously you don't know much about football if you think that was a roll over.
i do know the game quite well
amazing how the spuds roll over against utd
Judging from your previous statement (and your prediction) I would say you overestimate your knowledge.
Or hey, if you're right, I loved how Liverpool rolled over for Arsenal yesterday.
Disappointed Spurs scored, thanks Giggs :/
Anyway that's what Champions are made of. Two great goals by Young, pity he didn't get a hat trick.
Anyway, let the title race begin.
Played crap and still won.
Spurs in freefall. :twisted:
I knew Spurs would dominate, Our MF is slow and cant cope with runners in the middle but thats why we have a defense (and they played well to keep spurs at bay)
We got the win and deservedly so coz we defended well and scored our chances
rio and evans ....for a change did well ...anyone with evans normally plays bad lol ....but he is playing better ....
his game (Evans) has improved a lot since last season, i am not as nervous when i see him on a team-sheet as i used to be...although he doesn't get a run in my Football Manager 2012 team, lol
He is playing well, does have his off moments but playing well - I would prefer Smalling and Vidic if all are fitrio and evans ....for a change did well ...anyone with evans normally plays bad lol ....but he is playing better ....
He is playing well, does have his off moments but playing well - I would prefer Smalling and Vidic if all are fit
vidic ....we miss him alot ....ferdie does not have my confidence at all
how long is smalling out for ....i hear cleverly could be back this weekend and valencia away at bilbao
Ferdinand is still an excellent defender. Cleverly and Valencia are both almost back.
Everything will change when Vidic comes back (and hopefully stays fit this time) You could stick me next to Vidic in defense and I'd do a pretty good job of itHe's just one of those players who makes whoever is playing next to him a whole lot better.
rio and evans ....for a change did well ...anyone with evans normally plays bad lol ....but he is playing better ....
vidic ....we miss him alot ....ferdie does not have my confidence at all
how long is smalling out for ....i hear cleverly could be back this weekend and valencia away at bilbao
http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Features/Football-News/2012/Mar/sir-alex-ferguson-says-injuries-are-easing.aspxSir Alex Ferguson followed Sunday's vital victory over Tottenham on Sunday by revealing some positive news on the injury front.
The United boss welcomed Anderson back to the squad at White Hart Lane as an unused substitute and he also hopes to have Tom Cleverley, Chris Smalling and Antonio Valencia available again in the coming fortnight.
"The good thing is I'm getting players back," he told MUTV.
"Anderson is back now, Cleverley will be fit for next week [against West Brom on Sunday] and Chris Smalling will be back for Thursday [against Athletic Club].
"Valencia should be back for the away trip the week after. If we've got a full squad it gives us a better chance [to win the league].
Manchester United striker Federico Macheda has been fined £15,000 and warned about his future conduct after admitting making homophobic comments on Twitter.
Macheda, who is on loan at Queens Park Rangers, was charged by the Football Association last month along with Newcastle forward Nile Ranger and Walsall's Manny Smith.
An FA statement today read: "Federico Macheda has been fined £15,000 and warned as to his future conduct after the Manchester United player admitted use of an abusive and/or insulting word including a reference to a person's sexual orientation.
"Macheda had requested a personal hearing in relation to the charge for comments he made on Twitter."
Ranger and Smith were last Thursday fined £6,000 and £1,200 respectively and also handed a warning by the FA after admitting making homophobic comments on Twitter.
West Ham midfielder Ravel Morrison was also recently fined £7,000 by the FA in response to a homophobic remark made on Twitter.
Morrison, who completed an undisclosed switch to Upton Park from Manchester United at the end of January, is reported to have made the comment in response to another Twitter user.
The 19-year-old was also warned as to his future conduct by the FA.