Manchester United [2012-2013]

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As for the Evans' own goal and Cisse's offside...
FIFA says:

Interfering with an opponent means:
preventing an opponent from playing or being able to play the ball by clearly obstructing the opponent's line of vision or movements or making a gesture or movement which, in the opinion of the referee, deceives or distracts an opponent.

UEFA says:

Referees and assistants should be aware of the following situations which fall within the category of "making a gesture or movement which, in the opinion of the referee deceives or distracts an opponent":
• A player in an offside position, by his manner and direction of movement, on or near the path of the ball interferes with an opponent by contributing to / provoking the opponent’s uncontrolled clearance of the ball or other action).•
A player in an offside position and clearly in the goalkeeper’s line of vision (between him and the kicker) interferes with the goalkeeper (distraction).

 

[jmayerss]

What are your thoughts about this guys?? Manchester United's upcoming game with West Bromwich Albion

Manchester United have proven their forte as late-game masters after a pulsating home win against Newcastle United 4-3. Their league run of eight wins and one loss at home make Old Trafford their stronghold. Injured players Rafael da Silva, Nani and Shinji Kagawa will not feature.

West Bromwich Albion have gone through one of their best league starts, being at seventh place with 33 points – equal to that of Everton and Tottenham Hotspur. In-form Romelu Lukaku and Peter Odemwingie serve as their attacking threats; they have no reported injury setbacks."

 

[Sir Calumn]

Ferguson has been out of control lately. Calling that Swansea guy an attempted murderer, criticizing decisions every match then laying into fellow professional Alan Pardew. The guy is starting to remind me of Carlos Nicholson slowly going more and more nuts in The Departed.

 

[Mus]

United aren't even under too much pressure at the moment, imagine how worse it would be if they were behind

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Ferguson has been out of control lately. Calling that Swansea guy an attempted murderer, criticizing decisions every match then laying into fellow professional Alan Pardew. The guy is starting to remind me of Carlos Nicholson slowly going more and more nuts in The Departed.

Ehhhhhh..... maybe. I don't think he's really out of control right now and trust me when I say I despise SAF (as any regular poster in this thread will attest). Ferguson is doing a great job, and as been for several years, with a second rate squad. Most of it is the ownership not giving him enough money, but there's also been some dodgy investment in new players, but either way Man U keep winning! I mean, how much money did Oscar cost? How many points adrift are Chelsea from a team that keeps using Scholes and Giggs. Exactly. The guy is doing SOMETHING right.

 

[Jaboldinho]

He's still a senile fuck, though.

 

[clash]

I have a bad feeling about the WBA match. Surely we won't field both Giggs and Scholes for a second straight game? Young may be back for the match so that gives some hope. Shitty is playing away at Norwich who can be amazing at home, so I'm hoping that even if we fuck it up again, Shitty will follow.

 

[Pogba4Now]

Yeah, I hope Fergie doesn't start with these 2 again. I don't mind if we start with Giggs because he's played well in the last 2 games and we don't have any wingers unless young is back.

I actually think it would be best if we play that diamond 4-4-2 we have played in the UCL because currently, we only have Giggs and Valencia who has been crap for the past few months. Not sure if it will work on the EPL. Is Rooney back for this game?

 

[Pogba4Now]

De Gea, Smalling, Rio, Evans, Evra, Valencia, Cleverley, Carrick, Young, Kagawa, Welbeck.

Surprise surprise. No van Persie and both Kagawa and Welbeck starting! Good decision to start with Welbz instead of Chicharito. Chicharito needs to be rested so that he can come on as a sub and score our winning goal.

 

[Sir Calumn]

A goal before half time and Nasri sent off means the Canaries might just pull a fast one at Carrow Road.

 

[bhudev7]

FACK Westbram we gonna beat them come on reds ya devils, ya got them!!!!

 

[bhudev7]

MANchester the best team in the world!!!::

 

[Arnau]

Kagawa is an example that there are players who improve after injury. Football is also learned from the outside.

 

[Pogba4Now]

Kagawa played well. His moves, flicks and passes are clever. Cleverley was great as well. I love the long passes forward he's been making in the last few games.

Kagawa is an example that there are players who improve after injury. Football is also learned from the outside.

Same happened with Rooney earlier this season. His form was crap, got injured and came back much improved.

 

[Mus]

Kagawa is an example that there are players who improve after injury. Football is also learned from the outside.

Shows intelligence and flexibility in a player not just raw talent without the mind

 

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[Arnau]

Who is Tchuna? his dog?

 

[Mus]

some asian that was raped

 

[Pogba4Now]

^ You mean that person that was raped in India and made the news? I don't think her name is known. I heard Tchuna is RvP's friend who recently passed away. In either case, it is still a mystery.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tml?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490

By the way, Fergie about Nani:

“We won’t be letting him go. We need a Nani,” Fergie told the Sunday Mirror. “His contract isn’t up for a year and a half. He offers something different from the other players. He’s an incredible talent, the boy. Unfortunately, he’s injured at the moment. We have sent him over to Dubai for a break, to help him in his recovery. He’s not far away but he’s far enough away. I don’t think I will get him until the middle of January. He’s got a future here. Why would I want to let him go?”

Good news.

 

[Mus]

Ah. I was just going off facebook..