Big deal - Liverpool achieved that 18 years ago.
And we are 5 times European Champions - beat that suckers!!!!
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Big deal - Liverpool achieved that 18 years ago.
And we are 5 times European Champions - beat that suckers!!!!
Big deal - Liverpool achieved that 18 years ago.
And we are 5 times European Champions - beat that suckers!!!!
We are World Club Champions. The best in the world. what have you to say, noob?
Hahaha - "best in the word" can't beat Liverpool at Anfield :p
Anyway i'm not here to start a verbal war ... just to see what you guys are talking about.
Sorry for intruding in your tread.
May the best team win this season!
Hahaha - "best in the word" can't beat Liverpool at Anfield :p
Anyway i'm not here to start a verbal war ... just to see what you guys are talking about.
Sorry for intruding in your tread.
May the best team win this season!
hahahaha who is liverpool? can't even beat an Everton team without strikers in Goodison Park? you cannot afford a war....go back to your thread (and not tread but do tread wisely from now on) to lick your wounds...pls remember to put your tail between your legs when you go....thank you.....
Tonight's game away to the Hammers is a big one for us. A win from such a difficult fixture with a lot of pressure would be huge and would send a message for Liverpoo that whatever they do,
they'll always be below us in the league table.
West Ham 0 Red Devils 3
they'll always be below us in the league table.
West Ham 0 Red Devils 3
Vintage giggsy. As Fergie put it (courtesy BBC extract headliner: he was calm after victory):
But Ferguson said: "Mistakes can be made - we had an 11 point lead over Arsenal in 1998 and lost the league, so we are not counting our chickens.
"We shouldn't either because this game can come and bite you."
It looked at one stage that they would only secure a point at Upton Park until Giggs cut in from the left, drifting past two West Ham's players, before firing past Robert Green.
It was the Welshman's first goal of the campaign and maintained his record of scoring in every Premier League season.
"I am searching my memory bank for the last time Ryan scored with his right foot," said Ferguson. "I think it was against Coventry 12 years ago
I dun think they are anywhere like the teams under Graham and Jose. The 1-0 scorelines are an indication that teams playing United adopt an ultra defensive strategy(home or away) and it is extremely difficult to break down.
Set pieces will be key to United's progression in the league and cup competition.
Like parking the proverbial bus sometimes. Need some moments of magic ad brilliance:p
Need some moments of magic ad brilliance:p
Yeah, you can only find that moments of pure magic at Old Trafford,
not at Stamford Bridge, Emirates and certainly not at ANFIELD.
Thanks for the gentle reminder for the last time that lousy club was last crowned English Champion.
It will 19 years and STILL counting pretty soon.
Football: United stroll into FA Cup quarter-finalsPosted: 16 February 2009 0308 hrs
LONDON : Manchester United's bid for a remarkable haul of five trophies in one season remains on course after Sunday's 4-1 win over Derby in the FA Cup fifth round.
Having already won the Club World Cup in December, Sir Alex Ferguson's side sit top of the Premier League, face Tottenham in the League Cup final and take on Inter Milan in the Champions League second round.
Now they are through to the FA Cup quarter-finals as well thanks to goals from Nani, Darron Gibson, Cristiano Ronaldo and Danny Welbeck at Pride Park.
Ferguson made seven changes to the side that won at West Ham last weekend, but that was little encouragement for their Championship opponents as United's starting line-up still included Ronaldo, Rio Ferdinand and Ryan Giggs.
United were took the lead in the 29th minute when Giggs slipped a pass to Nani on the edge of the Derby area. The Portuguese winger cut inside and lashed a superb strike past Stephen Bywater.
Gibson added a second goal in the 44th minute when he volleyed home from Ronaldo's deflected free-kick.
Ronaldo got on the scoresheet himself three minutes into the the second half with a powerful header from Giggs' corner.
Miles Addison's 56th minute header was no consolation for Nigel Clough's Derby, who also lost to United in the League Cup semi-final earlier this season, and highly-rated young winger Welbeck curled home a sublime fourth in the 81st minute.
LONDON : Manchester United's bid for a remarkable haul of five trophies in one season remains on course after Sunday's 4-1 win over Derby in the FA Cup fifth round.
Having already won the Club World Cup in December, Sir Alex Ferguson's side sit top of the Premier League, face Tottenham in the League Cup final and take on Inter Milan in the Champions League second round.
Now they are through to the FA Cup quarter-finals as well thanks to goals from Nani, Darron Gibson, Cristiano Ronaldo and Danny Welbeck at Pride Park.
Ferguson made seven changes to the side that won at West Ham last weekend, but that was little encouragement for their Championship opponents as United's starting line-up still included Ronaldo, Rio Ferdinand and Ryan Giggs.
United were took the lead in the 29th minute when Giggs slipped a pass to Nani on the edge of the Derby area. The Portuguese winger cut inside and lashed a superb strike past Stephen Bywater.
Gibson added a second goal in the 44th minute when he volleyed home from Ronaldo's deflected free-kick.
Ronaldo got on the scoresheet himself three minutes into the the second half with a powerful header from Giggs' corner.
Miles Addison's 56th minute header was no consolation for Nigel Clough's Derby, who also lost to United in the League Cup semi-final earlier this season, and highly-rated young winger Welbeck curled home a sublime fourth in the 81st minute.
Wooooohooooo now 5 points ahead!
After tonight's game against Blackburn, it will be......8 points ahead!
Red Devils 3 Blackburn 0
Finally it will put an end to those nonsense coming from the mouth of scouser supporters proclaiming,
"This will be their year" Ptui!!
After tonight's game against Blackburn, it will be......8 points ahead!
Red Devils 3 Blackburn 0
Finally it will put an end to those nonsense coming from the mouth of scouser supporters proclaiming,
"This will be their year" Ptui!!
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Premier League champions
Season
Winner
1992/93
Manchester United
1993/94
Manchester United
1994/95
Blackburn Rovers
1995/96
Manchester United
1996/97
Manchester United
1997/98
Arsenal
1998/99
Manchester United
1999/2000
Manchester United
2000/01
Manchester United
2001/02
Arsenal
2002/03
Manchester United
2003/04
Arsenal
2004/05
Chelsea
2005/06
Chelsea
2006/07
Manchester United
2007/08
Manchester United
And of course
2008/09
Champions-Elect
Manchester United
How come no mention of the so-called most sucessful team in Britain Liverpoo in this list?
Season
Winner
1992/93
Manchester United
1993/94
Manchester United
1994/95
Blackburn Rovers
1995/96
Manchester United
1996/97
Manchester United
1997/98
Arsenal
1998/99
Manchester United
1999/2000
Manchester United
2000/01
Manchester United
2001/02
Arsenal
2002/03
Manchester United
2003/04
Arsenal
2004/05
Chelsea
2005/06
Chelsea
2006/07
Manchester United
2007/08
Manchester United
And of course
2008/09
Champions-Elect
Manchester United
How come no mention of the so-called most sucessful team in Britain Liverpoo in this list?
Beckham 'Can't Wait' For ManU-Inter Clash
David Beckham has spoken about his excitement ahead of his former club's Champions League tie with Inter this week.
Feb 23, 2009
David Beckham attended Manchester United's training session in Milan the San Siro earlier, ahead of their Champions League match-up with Inter tomorrow night, and spoke about the massive sense of anticipation he is feeling prior to the tie, even though he is not playing.
"I can't wait," the England midfielder told Manchester United's official website. "I haven't been to many United games since I left so as soon as this match was announced I looked to see if I was still going to be in Milan when it would be played.
"I'm so excited about it, but it's also a great opportunity to see the likes of Rio [Ferdinand], Wazza [Wayne Rooney] and, of course, Giggsy [Ryan Giggs] and Scholesy [Paul Scholes] who I haven't seen for a while.
It's a match between two of the biggest clubs in the world and two great teams who are both in top form, so it's got the makings of a fantastic game. Both managers are so experienced so technically and tactically I'm sure it'll be a very tight contest."
The iconic midfielder went on to reiterate his undying loyalty as a supporter of Manchester United, and expressed hopes that they could go on and capture a historic 'quadruple' of trophies.
"Oh yes, I've been a United fan all and always will be," he continued. "I've still got friends in the team who I played with at Old Trafford and still play with for England. So I always follow how they're doing.
"I really hope they'll win every one of them. It would be amazing if they could. It was a fantastic achievement when we won the Treble in '99 and for them to be involved in four competitions this season is brilliant - as a player there's nothing better than that. Hopefully they can do it."
As for the key to beating Inter, Beckham felt that it might well be to stop their deadly front two of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Adriano from performing at their best.
"Inter have got top players throughout their team, but, yes, the two forwards are the players who can cause the most problems," Beckham explained.
"But United have got great defenders and don't forget, Inter will also be worried about the players United have got in attack."
With all the talk of 'quadruples' and 'domestic clean sweeps' that's currently doing the rounds, Beckham also felt that the current United team was every beat as good as the one with which he won a famous 'treble' in 1999.
"Yes definitely," he affirmed. "It's so strong all the way through from the goalkeeper to the strikers. It's an amazing squad of players and I'm sure they'll go on to achieve great things."
David Beckham has spoken about his excitement ahead of his former club's Champions League tie with Inter this week.
Feb 23, 2009
David Beckham attended Manchester United's training session in Milan the San Siro earlier, ahead of their Champions League match-up with Inter tomorrow night, and spoke about the massive sense of anticipation he is feeling prior to the tie, even though he is not playing.
"I can't wait," the England midfielder told Manchester United's official website. "I haven't been to many United games since I left so as soon as this match was announced I looked to see if I was still going to be in Milan when it would be played.
"I'm so excited about it, but it's also a great opportunity to see the likes of Rio [Ferdinand], Wazza [Wayne Rooney] and, of course, Giggsy [Ryan Giggs] and Scholesy [Paul Scholes] who I haven't seen for a while.
It's a match between two of the biggest clubs in the world and two great teams who are both in top form, so it's got the makings of a fantastic game. Both managers are so experienced so technically and tactically I'm sure it'll be a very tight contest."
The iconic midfielder went on to reiterate his undying loyalty as a supporter of Manchester United, and expressed hopes that they could go on and capture a historic 'quadruple' of trophies.
"Oh yes, I've been a United fan all and always will be," he continued. "I've still got friends in the team who I played with at Old Trafford and still play with for England. So I always follow how they're doing.
"I really hope they'll win every one of them. It would be amazing if they could. It was a fantastic achievement when we won the Treble in '99 and for them to be involved in four competitions this season is brilliant - as a player there's nothing better than that. Hopefully they can do it."
As for the key to beating Inter, Beckham felt that it might well be to stop their deadly front two of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Adriano from performing at their best.
"Inter have got top players throughout their team, but, yes, the two forwards are the players who can cause the most problems," Beckham explained.
"But United have got great defenders and don't forget, Inter will also be worried about the players United have got in attack."
With all the talk of 'quadruples' and 'domestic clean sweeps' that's currently doing the rounds, Beckham also felt that the current United team was every beat as good as the one with which he won a famous 'treble' in 1999.
"Yes definitely," he affirmed. "It's so strong all the way through from the goalkeeper to the strikers. It's an amazing squad of players and I'm sure they'll go on to achieve great things."
Yes, they should sell Ronaldo for a price that can buy fresh talents and gifted strikers.
Look at what Arsene Wenger did for Arsenal to some rough diamonds like Cesc Fab and Theirry Henry, though I dislike Arsenal thoroughly.
I wished Arsenal another Arse - anal season
And ManUtd 4 Ever the best supported club in Europe and Asia may be in future the rest of the world.
Yeah, an ARSE club named Arse-Anal,
and managed by an arrogant frenchie,
named Arse-ne Wenger -- any co-incidence that so
many prefix "Arse" in their names?
Look, even the Liverpoo players have surrendered the league title with their hands behind their heads expressions!!!
b'cos they are liverFOOLs
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