1)Why selling Stam to Lazio? I really don't understand, why sell him at this rush? He just played one match against Fulham. He made mistakes? No, is G Neville who gave Saha double. Is his book make all United team up against him, so Fergie need to sell him as quick as possible?
Why? I so upset with because Stam no longer with United.
The recent United defence can't do without Stam's consistency. Fergie wants to risk United's stake on Wes Brown, I really hope Fergie won't wrong this time.

2)Why still insist to put Scholes alongside Ruud Van Nistelrooy? It only took one match to prove Fergie wrong. In Fulham's game, Fergie took off P Neville at 1st half, brought in Cole, then Scholes become more effective, and Ruud had combined well with Cole to score 2 goals. But in Blackburn and Villa's match, he still experimented this arrangement, as a result, poor Ruud failed to score for United again and again. This has made those challengers feel too easy to handle isolated Ruud. What's in your mind, Fergie? How many games you need to experiment this ineffective formation.
Last season, Keane said United too predictable, I think United now is far more easier to predict, even Veron and Ruud are added in the squad.

3)Why let Barthez dribbling so much? It almost cost the game against Blackburn. Barthez should stay behind, focus on organizing United defence, like Schmeichel did, especially now we're already without reliable Stam.

If situation unchanged, surely this will not be the United's year, and this will be a disastrous final year for Fergie.

Finally, best wishes to Stam.

1. Stam went agains the "United are gods" feeling by writing his book. Plus they needed to have someone to blame the string of bad results against, and at the same time Lazio made a bid, and thats that.

2.They have probably the best midfeild in the world, and have 5 players for 4 slots, so since the rest of the strikers are crap, they play him there.

3. No-one can control him, he does what he wants. Its his own personality.....