Yeah, i think Wenger is scared of United so he talked to himself. SAF is smart enough to go to Anfield and watch the game all by himself. He’s aware now of the real potential threat Arsenal are posing. Of course they’re a good side.

But i’m sure that we’re a stronger side and we have our momentum as well. Even at emirates, where their crowds can make all the advantage. But, please aware that emirates is no longer sacred, even West Ham beat them last year.

This is our time, we should beat them at their home to make last year’s defeat a cure to our heartache. Now it’s the best time to support the lads. Come on you reds!

Thanks to Manutd.org.

After our last win I was enjoying my weekend surf the internet and read rss feeds which finally lead me to this video. No, it’s not about Manchester United. It’s a soccer prank which extremely fun.

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The boss on Rooney and Tevez’s partnership that bring our third goal:

“I think that goal sums up their partnership. It was all about quick-thinking, great vision and, you know, the courage to even try that. Wayne could have taken another touch but he knew Tevez was making that run and a little backheel put him in on goal. It was a fantastic goal and hopefully we’re going to see a more complete partnership.”

I’m excited.

These are my scores of tonight’s goals:
1. Nani
This should be a goal of the week at ESPN Starsports. If not, then they have to hire new real football pundits.
Score: 5.

2. Conceded by a stupid goal
Comments: Just don’t do this again dude.
Score: 0

3. Rooney:
Comments: Wayne Rooney is the last people on earth to give away a ball in 16 yard box. Great goal.
Score: 4,5

4. Tevez’ first
This is a contender to Nani’s goal. Anderson, Tevez and Rooney at their best.
Score: 5

5. Tevez’ second
Just great runs from our strikers. Another Rooney and Tevez effective collaboration.
Score: 3

Whatever. If we stay like our current run, we’ll win it all.

I’m proud we win tonight. For me, it’s not an ordinary win. Because by seeing the team play, i am assured that our current young squad is the future of Manchester United.

I even feel that this squad is stronger than last year’s The Lads That Wins The Title squad. However, the management team had done a great job to glue new boys with last year’s champions veterans.

So now we’re at the top of the table where we belong at least for 24 hours. Eight wins in the row at the EPL, 4 goals at 4 games in a row is quite cool for a defending champion.

Now, all we need to do is stay winning.

Come on you reds!

The great thing about posting a match highlight late is that it’s already at You Tube.

This is my highlights on our last game against Kiev:
1. This is Manchestered.com 100th post.
2. I have written my views on last game against Kiev but then i lose the file and then got stuck at office day-to-day technical technicalities. Great.
3. Now i should forget about it except for It’s great to see Anderson finally glued to the team, and help our team to launch never ending dangerous attacks to Kiev’s goal.
4. With no Scholes, Carrick nor Hargreaves, the middle line seemed so weak and we conceded 2.
5. I hate this guys Paul Masefield who work for ESPN. I think he’s an anti United. I remember he also predict we’ll lose 1-2 to Villa. Come on Mase, show your love, hate will bring you out of your mind.
6. But, i’ve decided that i won’t take it no more, so I called the White House and the president had respond to this seriously. Check this out Mase:

So we get another win, let’s get our Champions League trophy back to Old Trafford.

Come on you Red Devils.

Some Reds Related Roundup from around the blogs:

1. EPL Talk’s research revealed that Old Trafford has the 2nd biggest pitch in the Premier League stadiums with 116 x 76 yards, 8816 in total.

2. Sir Lex is planning to boost a counter attack as the main strategy for toning’s Champions League game against Kiev.

3. After rested from the games against Villa, Vidic is likely to be recalled to the game at Kiev.

4. Rooney reveals his weakness. But yeah, 6 goals in five games after his comeback is not bad at all.

5. SAF is happy with Rooney - Tevez pair. Me too and i think all reds fans are too. I’m stoked and positive with the progress. I’m proud to be Manchester United fans.

6. If Anderson still lose his ball, i think it would best to charge the opponent another half of his salary. No give him a break, he’s our player.

Come on you reds!

I’m happy to announce that Manchestered.com is now part of BallHype. If you haven’t heard of Ballhype, it’s a cool site Digg style but focus on a specific niche; sport. From my personal point of view, ShowHype, the other site in the group is much better than Digg to bring targeted traffic to you entertainment/music blog. Now, i’m going to give it a try to BallHype and i’m stoked to be their part.

Some other cool blogs that already a part of Ballhype are The Offside, Caught Offside, Soccerlens, A Kick in The Grass (my favorite), EPL Talk, and Manchestered.com :).

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Hype it up yo!

In my view, the game was actually started after a suspicious off-side movement seconds before Villa’s youngster shakes the much older, taller and experienced Rio Ferdinand & Van Der Sar. He scores the first goal of the game and gave them a pleasing lead in a stylish way. That’s a witness that we missed Nemanja Vidic that we were forced to cut the clean sheet record going.

After 30 minutes or so, we finally get our rhythm back and start playing smarter and faster the Manchester United way. I was pleased to see that Rooney and Tevez seems glued better and look more and more dangerous each game the pair plays.

After Rooney execute the first goal, seems like we were unstoppable, which we were. Just minutes after that, we score another two, which I think was too much because then I can only hope to see a boring ‘Fabio Capelo’ style applied. But then, Villa didn’t let it go, even when their captain and keeper sent out which led Rooney the opportunity to score his first hatrick after the one he did against Bolton last year.

But then The Champion was too massive. We scored 3 goals already before Villa missed 2 key players, and Sir Alex finally brought our Ronaldo in which didn’t bring any effect whatsoever except 2 blocked goal attempts. In the end, the score sheet 4-1 feels so good. Scoring 8 goals in the last 2 Premiership games is not bad for a defending champion. So, should we actually lose to Aston Villa? No, because zero point from Villa Park must be a massive miss.

Come on you reds!