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The Official Manchester United Thread [2006/2007]
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Help?;2321706 said:Looks like a stormy night for Ryan
Celebrating, lol @ Wayne
Ferdinand, serial trouble-maker
Poor Evra, Welcome to the premiership
Evra trying to keep a straight face, after an avalanche of champagne
Him again
Giggsy will be practicing that all night long
He is still going at it, on the whole defensive reserve backline
We'll be back next year!
I cant see c ronaldo in tat picture...???
We got our trophy back!!!...
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I think the reserves would be more motivated to play well, this would be one of the few chances to show what they can do to Fergie and the fans at Old Trafford, I think West Ham should stay up anyway, Wigan can only stay up on goal difference.MikeyM;2322147 said:
I got 3 names on my "wish list" of moves i'd like to see happen:
Berbatov - he will proberly leave Spurs so.......
Gamst Pedersen - Left winger with amazing freekicks, crosses and corners. Liverpool semse to be interested,but i think he personaly would like to go here (always been a united fan) but then again it's the money issue.
Owen Hargraves - think it's going to happen!
Berbatov - he will proberly leave Spurs so.......
Gamst Pedersen - Left winger with amazing freekicks, crosses and corners. Liverpool semse to be interested,but i think he personaly would like to go here (always been a united fan) but then again it's the money issue.
Owen Hargraves - think it's going to happen!
No thanks to Pedersen. Whats the deal with Berbatov? I only been watching United games this season live so ended up not watching EPL highlights.
Apparantly we are going for Hagreaves, Nani and Quagliarella. I think our number one target should be a left winger. Giggs can no longer start a game week and week out.
Apparantly we are going for Hagreaves, Nani and Quagliarella. I think our number one target should be a left winger. Giggs can no longer start a game week and week out.
TO all Man U fanatics out there congratulations for athe unbelivable season. Truly deserved and well done. It was about time you guys win something. Wese on top of the league from the beggining and it would have been cruel to give it up in the end.
Again well done and good luck next your.
Again well done and good luck next your.
The Sun says they want 30 (£20m) instead of 26 (£18m). That's basically the bid from the January transfer window.ladylover;2322145 said:
Berbatov? Jesus, he must have really improved his game in England. He was known for his inconsistency and his bad finishing in the past years. That's why he was never picked up by a big club.
Now the hysteria has died down a little somewhat, and the "fan boys" have ceased wetting themselves over their first ever United title, I just wanna say bloody well done to Man U. To Fergie, the players and the fans, congratulations.
It was a great title battle this season. I for one enjoyed once again, all the nailbiting and tension that a fierce title fight brings. I missed it for sure, but at the same time I could certainly do without it.
You can look at all the +'s and the -'s that affected both our clubs, as the season wore on as much as you like. At the end of the day Man U won the league and thats what history will show, and thats as it should be.
Worthy winners indeed fellas
It was a great title battle this season. I for one enjoyed once again, all the nailbiting and tension that a fierce title fight brings. I missed it for sure, but at the same time I could certainly do without it.
You can look at all the +'s and the -'s that affected both our clubs, as the season wore on as much as you like. At the end of the day Man U won the league and thats what history will show, and thats as it should be.
Worthy winners indeed fellas
anyone seen the interview with torres on revista de la liga,,,,,very interesting,,,,,,,things that came from it,,,,,he said that he is more apprecitated by english fans then spanish and noticed it first hand when he played in old trafford,,,,his words not mine,,,,,he also said the english league he likes alot and seemed that he just wanted to leave but did also say he happy at aletico,,,talked about last summer and the interest with united,,,,,gium thinks he will leave this summer for price around 25m
Hopeunited
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ROFLCOPTER!!!Help?;2321706 said:Evra trying to keep a straight face, after an avalanche of champagne
Evra's face, HAHAHA.
Looks like he's being castrated.pede54;2322316 said:Now the hysteria has died down a little somewhat, and the "fan boys" have ceased wetting themselves over their first ever United title, I just wanna say bloody well done to Man U. To Fergie, the players and the fans, congratulations.
It was a great title battle this season. I for one enjoyed once again, all the nailbiting and tension that a fierce title fight brings. I missed it for sure, but at the same time I could certainly do without it.
You can look at all the +'s and the -'s that affected both our clubs, as the season wore on as much as you like. At the end of the day Man U won the league and thats what history will show, and thats as it should be.
Worthy winners indeed fellas
After all the nonsensical rubbish one is forced to read on here, it's very refreshing to find a well put intelligent comment such as this. Accepting defeat is a key part of being a football fan, and I know some Chelsea fans (the minority - i.e most kids/glory hunters) will be tasting defeat for the first time. Also Man Utd has still a lot of "gloryhunting fans" though I believe they are in the small minority - especially in this thread, those of us who are true football fans and true fans of our clubs will have all tasted both sides of things.
Since the "glory days" of the 1990's - 2003, Manchester United has never gone more than one season without the League title, however prior to that, it was 26 years of drought. I'm not old enough to have experienced the full period, (I started supporting United in 1984)
Yet I understood and felt at least some of the emotion when Bryan Robson and Steve Bruce held that trophy aloft in 1993.
So this time is a big deal for me, having seen United fall behind the "Invincible" Arsenal and the "Russian Revolution" it's a sense of jubilation to finally call my team "Champions" again, and I'm sure I speak for the majority of United fans when I say this.
Sorry for the lecture, but I felt your comment deserved a decent reply.
Mike
Since the paper started to speculate who united going to buy.......IMO owen will be a good signing if we sign him...coz cheaper n proven in EPL during his time with liverpool.....he can finish n can play with rooney...like he did during euro2004........wat u guys think?i love etoo but to expensive..
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