gamerguy350
Reserve Team
Noooooo. I like Nike. Plus that means new uniforms and I just got one last year.
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Manchester United Thread [2005/2006]
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Hopeunited
Starting XI
you have to be gettin new jerseys anyway cuz Vodafone will no longer be our sponsor.gamerguy350 said:
PS: booo why Puma... they're just not "big" enough for a team of our prestige...
It has to be Nike or Adidas!jefferson goh
Senior Squad
d3adly said:
wth ....I hate Puma....
untouchable
Senior Squad
Rumours suck
Pogba4Now
Team Captain
Just blurry vision and not blindness or anything 
Rumours suck :boohoo:
http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?...d=&lid=2&title=Fergie+allays+Scholes+concerns
Rumours suck :boohoo:
http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?...d=&lid=2&title=Fergie+allays+Scholes+concerns
Here is a site with the links for todays matches, including Man City - Man Utd
http://www.voetbalinbeeld.nl/zaterdag.htm
http://www.voetbalinbeeld.nl/zaterdag.htm
'Chief of staff' for Glazers
Malcolm Glazer's new 'chief of staff' will play no role in negotiating Manchester United's new shirt sponsorship deal.
The Glazer camp have confirmed 34-year-old former merchant banker Ed Woodward has been appointed to look after the family's business interests in the UK.
Through his previous company JP Morgan, Woodward played an extensive role in Glazer's controversial £790million takeover of the Red Devils last summer and after initially being approached last May, finally took up his post in November.
However, while Woodward will liaise extensively with the Glazer family and United chief executive David Gill, he will not be involved in negotiating staff contracts or discussions over a new sponsor to replace Vodafone, whose £9million-a-year deal is being terminated early at the end of the season.
"Bryan Glazer and Manchester United's commercial director Andy Anson are handling the sponsorship situation and that is not going to change," said a source close to the Glazer camp, who added the club were still confident of securing a replacement deal by the end of the season.
The news of Woodward's appointment has come as Sir Alex Ferguson has publicly backed Glazer's ownership of the club.
Twenty-four hours after claiming the Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner was doing an "excellent" job, Ferguson offered more forceful praise for the American business tycoon, whose involvement with the Old Trafford outfit has led to mass protests and the launch of breakaway club FC United.
While Ferguson's jokey "why should I worry" dismissal of the £540million debt Glazer took on to complete his £790million purchase in the summer should not be taken literally, the Scot did enough to whip up yet more fury among the section of supporters so implacably opposed to the club being back in private hands.
"I look at it from my perspective," said Ferguson, when asked to clarify his previous day's comments.
"They (the Glazers) have supported me 100%. They have never caused me one bit of a problem and they have given me the money I wanted (to sign players). What do I do? Tell lies?
"They have been great. It is much better than a PLC I can tell you that.
"We don't have to go through all the procedures of a PLC board meeting and football club board meetings. We don't have to inform the Stock Exchange.
"The whole thing is far more straightforward now and it is much quicker. You can get an answer - yes or no - without going through the whole procedure."
http://www.teamtalk.com/teamtalk/News/Story_Page/0,7760,1778_945441,00.html
also we might have simao next year, if not now:
Simao future on hold
By Francisco Acedo - Created on 13 Jan 2006
Benfica star Simao Sabrosa's proposed move to The Premiership has stalled.
The Portuguese midfielder has been linked with English heavyweights Manchester United and Liverpool, but Benfica have dismissed all the offers to date as being too low.
The European champions were keen on Simao in the summer and, with The Red Devils joining the race recently and winger Laurent Robert transferring to Portugal, a move to The Premiership was expected in January.
However, talks between club president Luis Filipe Vieira and representatives from Liverpool and United came to nothing.
"The offers were insufficient for a player like Simao," said Vieira.
Benfica have slapped a €20 million (£13.6 million) price tag on the talented 26-year-old, believed to be nearly twice the amount Liverpool and Manchester United are willing to pay.
With the player himself refusing to be drawn on the matter, it now looks as if discussions will be put on hold until the summer.
http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=353116&CPID=8&clid=&lid=&title=Simao+future+on+hold
Malcolm Glazer's new 'chief of staff' will play no role in negotiating Manchester United's new shirt sponsorship deal.
The Glazer camp have confirmed 34-year-old former merchant banker Ed Woodward has been appointed to look after the family's business interests in the UK.
Through his previous company JP Morgan, Woodward played an extensive role in Glazer's controversial £790million takeover of the Red Devils last summer and after initially being approached last May, finally took up his post in November.
However, while Woodward will liaise extensively with the Glazer family and United chief executive David Gill, he will not be involved in negotiating staff contracts or discussions over a new sponsor to replace Vodafone, whose £9million-a-year deal is being terminated early at the end of the season.
"Bryan Glazer and Manchester United's commercial director Andy Anson are handling the sponsorship situation and that is not going to change," said a source close to the Glazer camp, who added the club were still confident of securing a replacement deal by the end of the season.
The news of Woodward's appointment has come as Sir Alex Ferguson has publicly backed Glazer's ownership of the club.
Twenty-four hours after claiming the Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner was doing an "excellent" job, Ferguson offered more forceful praise for the American business tycoon, whose involvement with the Old Trafford outfit has led to mass protests and the launch of breakaway club FC United.
While Ferguson's jokey "why should I worry" dismissal of the £540million debt Glazer took on to complete his £790million purchase in the summer should not be taken literally, the Scot did enough to whip up yet more fury among the section of supporters so implacably opposed to the club being back in private hands.
"I look at it from my perspective," said Ferguson, when asked to clarify his previous day's comments.
"They (the Glazers) have supported me 100%. They have never caused me one bit of a problem and they have given me the money I wanted (to sign players). What do I do? Tell lies?
"They have been great. It is much better than a PLC I can tell you that.
"We don't have to go through all the procedures of a PLC board meeting and football club board meetings. We don't have to inform the Stock Exchange.
"The whole thing is far more straightforward now and it is much quicker. You can get an answer - yes or no - without going through the whole procedure."
http://www.teamtalk.com/teamtalk/News/Story_Page/0,7760,1778_945441,00.html
also we might have simao next year, if not now:
Simao future on hold
By Francisco Acedo - Created on 13 Jan 2006
Benfica star Simao Sabrosa's proposed move to The Premiership has stalled.
The Portuguese midfielder has been linked with English heavyweights Manchester United and Liverpool, but Benfica have dismissed all the offers to date as being too low.
The European champions were keen on Simao in the summer and, with The Red Devils joining the race recently and winger Laurent Robert transferring to Portugal, a move to The Premiership was expected in January.
However, talks between club president Luis Filipe Vieira and representatives from Liverpool and United came to nothing.
"The offers were insufficient for a player like Simao," said Vieira.
Benfica have slapped a €20 million (£13.6 million) price tag on the talented 26-year-old, believed to be nearly twice the amount Liverpool and Manchester United are willing to pay.
With the player himself refusing to be drawn on the matter, it now looks as if discussions will be put on hold until the summer.
http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=353116&CPID=8&clid=&lid=&title=Simao+future+on+hold
i'm still happy with nikethe linesman just help city to get 1st goal...when an obvious offiside is not given..it is not ur day.....but both goal came from silves marking zone.....linesman 2dat is sh1t....cost us the game...no way we can even get a draw now......coz as far as i remeber..we nvr beat mc when they score 1st....
Maichal1616
Youth Team
FFS, Silvestre is a ******* joke, why on earth is he even starting when there's Brown on the bench 
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