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Coach Sacking Continues

Manchestered — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:53:56 +0000

While we have the same boss for the last 22 years, today Chelsea sacked another manager, Phil ‘Big Nose’ Scolari. Just earlier Portsmouth confirmed the sacking of Tony Adams. If The Villans finish 2nd, then there will be Benitez

Viva Sir Alex!

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Phelan In, Manucho In!

Manchestered — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:26:13 +0000

Things are just getting better. After the club sealed their most wanted striker, Dimitar Berbatov, 2 other positions are just filled up.

Mike Phelan, the former United midfielder, has been appointed to be SAF’s right hand man replacing Carlos Queiroz. I have no complaint about this. Sir Alex must know what he’s doing. Congratulation boss! More news at the Official Site.
Manucho (he’s another striker) is getting his work permit. Just a couple of weeks of football pundit analysis that we can’t score goals without new striker, we now have 2 in the catalog.

Awesome. This is enough to make my day.

Cheer out you Reds!

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Will We Lose Queiroz?

Manchestered — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:02:40 +0000

The signs are not good. I do tip him to succeed SAF but apparently the offer to coach Portuguese National Team is too appealing to him. However no indication whatsoever that the club will give him the place for SAF as soon as he retired so noone can be blame.

The press has his famous quotes (taken from the Official Site):

“At this moment it is out of my hands. It needs to be resolved between the federation and Manchester United and until then we have to wait calmly. I have spoken to both parties and now I am waiting for some kind of movement.”

Things are getting more complicated because i think because of his touch and blend the team with new talent, skills and tactics, we can rule Europe last year.

Losing him is a big problem. It’s not good. At least for a short term.

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United No. 2: Ronaldo Should Stay

Manchestered — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 09:14:51 +0000

Carlos Queiroz, Old Trafford no. 2 has told Cristiano Ronaldo via Portuguese radio station Rádio Renascença that he should stay at United. The reason is because simply Manchester United and everything within the club could give him the every remarkable attention that he deserves.

Queiroz is something of a father figure to Ronaldo at United and was instrumental in keeping the player at Old Trafford in 2006 following his role in Wayne Rooney’s dismissal in that year’s World Cup quarter-final between Portugal and England.

However, when he was asked the possibilities of replacing Big ‘Nose’ Phil at Portuguese national team, that probably also help to determine the winger to stay or to leave Manchester United, he add a sort of like father like son drama to the table:

“I’m not going to put myself in the market,” Queiroz continued. “Because the decision on the national coach should not be a result of those who make themselves candidates, but a decision that is conscious, rational and based on what the Federation judges [believe] is necessary for the team.

“I’m not going to tell you whether or not I’m contacted, that way I know for sure that it will be dealt with in due form and in due place.”

Oh come on boss, don’t let us down.

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Should Ronaldo Leave English Premier League?

Manchestered — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:49:38 +0000

Well that’s a tough question regarding his ‘desire’ to play Real Madrid. The talented lad was reported scared to display his talents as refs don’t give him decent protection against professional thuggery in English football.I stopped by to this article earlier today and might say i must agree to some way that Ron’s plan (read: reason) to leave English football might come to reality sooner than expected. There are also some accidents that FA should look back as regards to professional thuggery alongside EPL, check out user comments, to be exact comment #12. The list could go longer if FA not take immediate action to this and put everyone’s pocket in harm.

Is this going to be a downfall of EPL? It might, as SAF & Carloz VS FA rows continue, i would say that FA should think about it and do some correct decision to save the English Premier League and retain the status to be the best League in the world.

Please save EPL.

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United is Scary in this Halloween, Wenger talks to Himself

Manchestered — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 08:37:00 +0000

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.

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Reactions to Jose’s Exit

Manchestered — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 15:22:00 +0000

Here are some reflections from different perspectives as related to Jose’s exit from Chelsea:

1. Opponent team fan: GREAT NEWS!

2. Club Manager: AWKWARD!

Birmingham chief Steve Bruce believes Mourinho ‘will not just be a loss to Chelsea but to the Premier League as well’.

3. Chelsea Fan: FOOLISH!

4. Jose Mourinho: HOW MANY JOB OFFERS ARE IN?

5. Referee: I KNOW THIS DAY WILL COME!

Former referee Anders Frisk, who retired from football following Chelsea’s volatile Champions League clash with Barcelona two years ago, felt Mourinho only had himself to blame, explaining ‘with Jose Mourinho’s controversial approach, and then not getting the results, you will get the door slammed in your face sooner or later’.

6. Well it’s a huge loss anyway, for Chelsea…

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Hope All is Well with Queiroz

Manchestered — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 05:46:00 +0000

Rumours from around my sources discussed that Carloz Queiroz, the Old Trafford #2 hint an exit from the reds (here, here, here and here). But today he rubbished the rumors to SkySports.

I feel something is going on but I believe i had seen Queiroz’s great contribution to Manchester United.

Hope all is well.

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