Another year has passed; being a fan of Manchester United is not bad at all:
1. We have a smart (if not genius) & dedicated manager that has served the club for 21 years.
2. We have a bunch of players that can bring more glories for years to come.
3. We have the chance to be pronounced as the richest club in the world.
4. We have millions of dedicated fans all around the world.
5. We have tons of football cup titles.
6. We currently hold the EPL title and sits comfortably 2nd just a couple points away from league leader.
7. We have chances to win FA Cup and UEFA Champions League.
8. More…

Yeah. Being a Manchester United fan is something we can be proud of. So, Happy New Year to Manchester United Football Club and all the fans around the world. Please be safe and don’t drunk driving because it’s stupid.

We have to believe that our best has yet to come.

Come on let’s win more games in 2008!

Well. After seeing our bumpy performances week in week out, i believe it’s possible that we’ll give up our title to other better performing clubs. There are plenty more competition that is also important such FA Cup and UEFA Champions League. Of course we need to settle to our main focus, because seeing SAF’s ‘greatest team he ever had’ is not yet convincing that they are able to get treble glories.

My two cents is, i believe being the EPL Champion for the tenth time wouldn’t be that bad. I am not sure about the FA cup, but we still have a massive chance to gain the 3rd UEFA Champions League title.

Speaking of EPL, from the last 2 seasons, we see table leaders at end year claim the titles. But, against all odds, we should remember our position 6 months ago, since we have the season terribly wrong. But yet we elegantly stays at the top two for the last couple of months.

So, should we give up our EPL title to other teams include Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool or even Manchester City? I believe the answer is no. We have the massive chance to retain the title. Come on United.

Yup. After disappointing loss against the Hammers, i should entertain myself. So i move manchestered.com’s host from free Blogger.com to self-hosted Wordpress. Therefore, i find a good time importing posts and comments, installing plug ins, customizing this cool template and so on and so on.

Beside new template and host, i also put a new section on upper navigation, Fixtures. There you can find the all Manchester United fixtures and you can also buy ticket from available link.

Oh well, i feel better now.

The season hasn’t reached full half but yet we have lost 3 times. This time, we were lucky we didn’t concede 4 goals, or perhaps more. It was a super poor performance and yet again Upton Park has been continued to be our worst nightmare.

I think it wasn’t a quality performance displayed by the champions. I can’t understand why Tevez has been so quite at his old playing ground, and Sir Alex put poor performance Fletcher in the middle instead of Anderson. This is the second time SAF did it and both games we ended up losing. Oh, did I say Ronaldo missed the penalty?

Oh my oh my. We don’t deserve the title if we continue playing like this. If we do, it’s a gift from contender’s poorer performances.

We deserve to lose. Nuff said.

Upton Park has been among the most slippery in recent years for Manchester United. We’ve lost the title in 1992 and 1995 at West Ham’s ground, and i still remember the shocking 0-1 defeat last season when Alan Curbs has just signed in to the London side.

In other side, Carlos Tevez, West Ham’s ex hero become Reds will have his first come back to the stadium. Eventhough i also believe that they owe the South American star for their premiere league existence last year, i don’t think a warm welcome is free.

To be honest i am nervous about this upcoming game. Simply because our poor start this season and that painful defeat at Bolton, force us desperately to get full points to stay on top of the table on this festive period.

However, we’re the champions so let’s play like one. Come on you Reds let’s hammer The Hammers!

Picture: Yahoo EuroSport.

The mission on Boxing Day game has been completed. We sink Sunderland (sorry Roy) at Stadium of Light by a relatively easy 4-0 win. Rooney is back in term of scoring; while Saha got two and that boy Ronaldo scores from another remarkable free kick.

Well, the festive period can’t be happier because inexperienced GUNNERS continue to slip points since no B.S. Portsmouth forced them to a 0-0 draw. So, we’re stay on top of the table where we belong after all.

Anyhow, on blog news, I plan to redesign and move manchestered.com host. So maybe it will keep me busy until New Year. I hope i can continue to post this weekend before moving out. I am wishing all Manchester United fans everywhere in the world a very Merry Christmas and a really happy holiday.

Cheers Champions!

That kid Pienaar might delivered a well crossed ball to Cahill as the answer to Ronaldo’s first goal. But, this is not the first time we witness the cruelt English Premiership kills young (talented) unexperienced lads at big games. Of course he was the Everton’s hero flying up in the sky until his lazy legs brought down Gigsy in 16 yards box which leads Ron’s doubles that sink the blue side at Old Trafford today.

Overall, if we don’t have experienced player like Giggsy, i don’t think we deserve full points. We didn’t play convincingly as a Premiership Champion.

But, once again, a win is a win. At least we can stay close to the ‘they-think-they-are-champions-already’ Gunners (from what i remember, we still hold the title!).

However, I still believe EPL is mean. Mean as a really mean thing. I sincerely hope those bad temper unexperienced lads North Londoners sink soon. Sink deeper gunners, sink!

Time for a short break. I mean, this is holiday. Below is nuts.

Carloz Tevez, our hero at Sunday’s clash against Liverpool has been surge to Actim’s top spot player. Actim is the official player rating system for Barclay’s Premiere League.

Tevez is among 10 other Manchester United player at the top 100, that include Rio Ferdinand at 8th and Cristiano Ronaldo at 9th.

The Actim Index is calculated using a unique mathematical formula that rates each player’s contribution be it goals, shots, passes, dribbles, tackles, crosses, saves, clearances, blocks, interceptions, assists, clean sheets, time on the pitch or number of points gained by the team with marks deducted for red and yellow cards.

Via: 4TheGame.