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So Far So Good

Manchestered — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 05:27:12 +0000

Unlike other 6 games we’ve played this season we weren’t at best against Chelsea, but still we manage to score 3. In case you missed the game, here’s highlight video.

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So, it’s true. Manchester is RED!

Manchestered — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 20:03:19 +0000

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’re getting closer to our 19th EPL title.

Hope this year is our year. Come on lads!

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1 Win 1 Loss, Unbeaten Ends

Manchestered — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 15:09:11 +0000

After battering Aston Villa 3-1 at home that saw Rooney finally scored 2 from an open play, we lost to Wolverhampton away. Good times always come to an end, that includes unbeaten run.

Still, top of table! Come on you Reds!

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FA Cup 5th Round, Here We Come!

Manchestered — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 14:37:01 +0000

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 against Crawley Town in the next round at Old Trafford, just after a mid week away Champions League game in Marseille.

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We Beat Stoke

Manchestered — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 03:57:41 +0000

So we sent Stoke City and their rude fans back home empty handed thanks to tricky goal by Chicharito and Nani’s 2nd half cracking shot.

Ahead of the game, I was a bit surprised to see the exclusion of Rio, Wayne and Edwin, but at the end the lads play quite well. Nani and Rafael was our best players, but i’ll give credit to Fletch, Gibbo, and Rafael too.

I have no complaint of the game, 3 points was my main concern and the lads can deliver. To quote Rio on Twitter:

3 points was order of the day – Done!

Liverpool is next in the FA cup. Bring on the scousers!

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Goals From The New Boys

Manchestered — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 09:26:22 +0000

It only took 8 minutes for Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez to score against his current employer Manchester United, on a friendly match against his old club Chivas Guadalajara. Two minutes later, another new boy equalised, Chris Smalling heading home a corner. It’s his first goal for his new club. Nani also scores in 80th minute.

Goal highlights below:

There are plenty of good reasons to be exited for the new season. Come on you Reds!

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Welcome Back Nani!

Manchestered — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:03:30 +0000

We know his talent, well, i know his talent. He can be a top top player for us like his first season (or more). In our last 4 games, which we win them all, he always start and let the world know what he is all about.

“Everyone knows the talent he has got and some times the fans get frustrated because they know what he can do. He just needed time. I don’t say well done to him every game, I just tell him it’s normal and he needs to keep doing that.”

Patrice Evra on Nani.

Welcome back young boy, may this long continue!

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Manchester United 4 : West Brom 0

Manchestered — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 19:06:16 +0000

It was a stunning performance by the Champions but the goals were all came in the second half. Wayne Rooooooney keep his goal scoring flow, and his super low shot crashes the stubborn Baggies at the 56th minute. Ronaldo also register himself at the score line, then followed by new boy Berbatov. Nani closed the stunning score line with his injury time goal.

At the first half, I admit I was so nervous because even if the stats shown that we control most of the possession, seems like we just can’t find the way to the net. But before my thoughts brought to the ‘is this not our day s**t’, the lads shown their determination to keep on winning. Then soon after Wayne Rooney opened the score, we looked stronger and stronger.

The down side was, seems like we add another player to the injury list ahead of Champions League fixture against Celtic. Evra was substituted in the first half by O’Shea and seems like he wasn’t fine. I just hope all is well, because we need his energy and determination to help the team continue the winning run in all front.

All in all, this reds is loving his life this weekend. Now he needs some sleep, it’s 3 AM already here in Bali.

Thank you Manchester United!