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The first leg is to be held at Old Trafford before the trip to Germany to face the holders at the Allianz Arena. Remember when we used to fight to the last minutes and won so many things? Not happening that much lately. Continue reading...

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Answer to this question, yes we can. We just beat them 3-2. Controversial ref decisions? Yes. But after series of bad decisions at Chelsea’s turf over the years, I’ll take it. Marching on! Marching on! Come on you Reds! Continue reading...

Our problem is obviously not scoring goals, but at midfield and at the back. In the last 2 games, Sir Alex successfully deployed our 4 strikers and we score 7 with each of our forward name on the scoresheet. However, against a team as effective Chelsea, we are likely to deploy 3 strikers since we need to put at least 5 players on the middle of the field to make sure the effective Chelsea midfielders don’t out Continue reading...

Here’s what happened in case you missed the game: 1. We’re shit on handling free kicks. 2. Damien Duff scored an opening that silenced the Theatre of Dreams. 3. New boys Robin Van Persie (superb volley) and Shinji Kagawa score on their home debut. 4. That boy Kagawa can pass. 5. Rafael Da Silva add the third goal. 6. Nemanja Vidic score to De Gea’s goal (accidentally, or may we call it own goal). Continue reading...

I can’t think of any positives from the game at Goodison Park, except De Gea looks stronger on his second season at the club, Kagawa looks sharp and this is only the first game of 2012/2013. Come on United! Continue reading...

It’s a new season and we’re going to start as defending champions at the Community Shield against city rival Manchester City. Of course this match is not as important as any league matches, but i, like any other United supporters will be glad if we can beat blue noses in Wembley tomorrow. Anyway, in case you missed it, this blog’s very first post was back in August 10th, 2007, at the beginning of Continue reading...

Manchester United made history this afternoon as they lifted their 19th English top flight title, eclipsing Liverpool’s 18. Their 19th title came in the 19th season of the Premier League, of which Manchester United have now won 12 of these. Sir Alex Ferguson has been at the helm of all dozen, with Ryan Giggs also collecting a winners medal each time. Both Ferguson and Giggs have 1 medal less than the histor Continue reading...

Manchester United’s 2-1 victory over Chelsea on Sunday left Javier Hernandez with a tear in his eye, the rest of the players jumping around in celebration and Sir Alex Ferguson bowing. The Red Devils have all-but-won this seasons Premier League title as they extended their lead over Chelsea to 6 points with just two games remaining. Avoiding defeat at Blackburn Rovers next weekend will ensure Manchester Unit Continue reading...

I never saw any chances that City will win the match, even if they played by our game and gave some pressure to our half in the first 45 minutes. Nani’s goal was brilliant, followed by lucky deflected City’s goal that made the score even 1-1. But Wayne’s over head beauty was surely made any United supporters’ day. A win on Derby day always feel good, but the most important thing is we’ Continue reading...

We play utterly bad in the first half and down 0-1 just before the break. At the 2nd half Sir Alex field Nani and Giggs to replace ineffective Ando & Gibson, and push Obertan wide. The game changed suddenly, Owen scored from Obertan’s cross, and Chicharito score another beauty from Giggs’ pass. Absolute beauty. We’re getting closer to Wemberley. Come on United! Update: We will be playing aga Continue reading...

10 man United held for a point in White Hart Lane as Rafael sent off in 76th minute. Captain Vida was immense (again) and Carrick was pivotal to our squad. It was a harsh decision for Mike Dean to sent off the young Brazilian like most United supporters say on Twitter, but we always look like going for a draw in the first place. Spurs was good, credits to them. And I agree with @johnpeavoy on this. It feels like a Continue reading...

Ahead of our trip to White Hart Lane, Harry Redknapp wrote at The Sun and he thinks Manchester United won’t last this season unbeaten. Tottenham Hotspurs will be the first team from the big 4 we will face away. It will be hard to get points at their home. Anything could happen. What Redknapp missed though, the other clubs are not that good as well to beat United. So far at least :p Though remains unbeaten is Continue reading...

We beat 10 man Liverpool 1-0 at home. We could do better with the score, but Johny Evans was good, Rio was on another level, Rafael was massive. Now Southampton is waiting for us for a tricky fixture away on 29th January for FA Cup 4th round. Next up is Tottenham away on the league which always be a difficult game. Here’s hoping for the lads doing well. United marching on! Continue reading...

The win against Stoke City has proven crucial for Manchester United as title rivals Chelsea and Tottenham lost in Wednesday Premier League encounters, while Arsenal and Manchester City dropped points after a draw against each other. We’re staying in top of table with a game in hand. We’ll be facing difficult weeks ahead for some tough away matches, but today is surely a good day at the office. Come on U Continue reading...

Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez aka Little Pea scored a late winner against Wolverhampton Wanderers last night at Old Trafford. The visitors came back after getting behind twice, until Chicharito broke their heart in the front of Stretford End in the last minute of Carling Cup tie. Bebe opened his account in his new club, and score the same amount of goals with Wayne Rooney with less minutes play. Second Continue reading...

United’s campaign to reclaim the Barclays Premier League title from Chelsea will begin at home to Newcastle United on the opening weekend, 14/15 August. It’s a repeat of the Reds’ first fixture in 2008/09 – the Magpies stole a point when they were last in the top flight (1-1, Darren Fletcher scored) – and in 2000/01 when Ronny Johnsen and Andy Cole netted in United’s 2-0 win. The Continue reading...

Given the build up to this game, started from Tevez money grabbing act to the Welcome to Manchester poster, i, as Reds, enjoy the win so much i had to post to this blog. Michael Owen, great goal lad! Welcome to Manchester! Oh, i almost forget. F**k off Sparky! Continue reading...