I’m trapped at things outside Manchester United, such as work and other things in life. So i seriously unable to find myself to sit in front of my laptop blog about the club i love in the past several months. I even thinking of quitting to blog about United because of those other things.

However, on last night game at Moscow (it’s late night here in where i live), while i still busy at work (yeah late night work), i suddenly felt that i still feel my feeling routine everytime i watch Manchester United. Utter nervous when we’re playing bad, ultra happy when we’re good. So yeah, i’m still a Manchester United fan deep down inside.

So i decide to blog today, just to keep my feeling clear toward our club in the internet. I’d love to see the lads succeed on our bet for 4th consecutive English Premier League title, The Champions League, FA Cup, Carling Cup and whatever cup or tournament we’re in. For sure.

I am not saying i will blog as much as i did, but at least i still feel it, and will continue to post something whenever i feel like to post something (it’s clear that it’s different feeling; to watch our club play and to post a blog post for our club ).

If you’re into social networking thing, i also maintain a Twitter account, which is much easier for me in any circumstances, to post something regarding our club. You can follow me at http://twitter.com/manchestered

So, see you later. I need to get my red beach ball in place for Sunday.

PS. On other news, this blog maintain its first position in Google search for Manchester United Blog. Feels good to find out.

Starting Monday (next Monday i guess), there will be a new feature at The Official Site called 12 O’Clock Blog.

We’ll be publishing a new blog each weekday at 12 o’clock on ManUtd.com – hence the ingenious title, the 12 O’Clock Blog. The new page design will be a tad more creative – we persuaded our designers to put down their frizbee, stop harping on about Helvetica and Comic Sans and open their pencil cases.

If you also blog about our club, this might be cool:

For your blogs, we’ll create a special forum on our Talking Reds message board where you can discuss that day’s blog or post your own on any subject of your choice. If we like your blog, we’ll publish it on ManUtd.com.

However, they still asked to come back and forth to the website every day at 12 O’Clock rather than offering RSS feeds. But hey who knows in the future (anyway, i don’t mind with that).

Check out the full news at Manchester United Official Site here.

Image from Wikipedia

I was scared the sh*t out when i saw Roma murdered Real Madrid last month. Then when i found out that we will play (again) against them, i was like… nooo not them.

But today i’m so proud to see how our team play. We surely outplayed the in-form Roma in their home town. So it was a sweet win. Ronaldo and Rooney were both in the score sheet. The final scoreline was 0-2 for the visitors!

Other things that scared me the sh*t out that happened earlier today were the series of posts from Ahmed Bilal from Soccerlens (here, here, here and here).

Enjoy our win & have a Happy April Fools Day.

Come on you Reds!

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.

I’m glad. Just found out in Yahoo Search, this blog is currently rank# 3 in keyword Manchester United Fan Blog and rank#20 (only at the second page) in keyword Manchester United Blog.

I’m messing around with Google Webmaster a lot and gets lower search result than Yahoo with lesser effort. But, apparently more people are searching in Google than in Yahoo.

Whatever, for a 3 months old blog, this is awesome!

Although rank is not my main goal of blogging at Manchestered.com, it’s truly fun to get ranks especially at big and influential websites.

1. Current PageRank is 2.
2. Search results from Google.com is number 8 for keyword Manchester United Fan Blog. Yes, that’s in first page.
3. Number 33 (4th page) for keyword Manchester United Blog.
4. At soccer niche in BallHype, this blog ranked 104. No move since my last coverage on Ballhype.

It’s good for a personal fan blog. Whatever, i’m glad i can still blogging about the best football club in the world, Manchester United.

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 .

This blog is currently rank 104 at soccer niche and 1291 at general sport categories. Not bad, it’s cool instead for a personal Manchester United Fan Blog.

Hype it up yo!

The news about Manchester United is really thin and this week becomes thinner. I tried to changed my view on the reds, try to have fun from different angle.

So i went to Google Blog Search, search the blog world using Manchester United keyword. The result looked like this:

Then i used Google Web Search using keyword Manchester United Blog and the result looked like this:

Both search led me to a same winner; James Ryddel’s A Kick In The Grass. I’m a big fan of James, so I’m glad he’s the winner.

I also put some new links to some other cool Manchester United blogs that i read. It’s my view, but i believe you will like it too.

Cheers!