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| roony ekta stupid player ... nistelroy onek better.  oNe pArT kId 10 pArTS hErO! | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Stupid Player My Ass ... Propen Sudhu World Cup dekhe Player der Shomporke comment korer mane hoy na ... Thats UR SUPIDITY ... Rooney shomporke koto tuku jano tumi ?? Nistelrooy kharap player ami shetao boltesi na ... But tar form kichu ta kharap chilo ... tobuo ami mone kori na Nistelrooy ke chere deya ucit hoiche ... Luis Saha and Rooney dui jon e bhalo khelche but still Nistelrooyt is Nistelrooy ... Okay ... Lets hope for the best ... I mean this season ... But Ferguson kono Player kintese na ete mejaj kharap lagtese amar ... Koto koto Player kinbe rumors shunlam but keu e ashtese na  ... "The Best part of Having a Cancer is you can smoke as much as you want" - A Cancer Paitent | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| MAN U need some fresh bloood! TOP MAN UTD TRANSFERS £29.1m Rio Ferdinand Leeds - Man Utd £28.1m Juan Sebastian Veron Lazio - Man Utd £27m Wayne Rooney Everton - Man Utd £25m David Beckham Man Utd - Real Madrid £19m Ruud van Nistelrooy PSV - Man Utd Latest : £18.6m Michael Carrick Tottenham - Man Utd  | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| 16. Michael Carrick  Position: Midfielder Joined United: 31 Aug 2006 Transfer Fee: 18.6 Million Pound Previous Club: Tottenham International: England Michael Carrick is a classy and composed, ball-playing midfielder, who is equally at home on the ball as he is trying to win it back or break up attacks. Carrick began his career with Wallsend Boys Club – the same club that produced Alan Shearer and Peter Beardsley – before beginning his professional career at West Ham’s prestigious youth academy in 1998. Alongside Joe Cole, Carrick played a starring role in the 9-0 demolition of Coventry City in the 1999 FA Youth Cup final, contributing two goals of his own. In the 1999/2000 campaign Carrick was loaned out to Swindon Town. The following season saw him loaned out again, this time to Birmingham City. His exploits for the Blues during 2000/01 earned him a PFA Young Player of the Season nomination, although he eventually lost out to Liverpool’s Steven Gerrard. Carrick spent much of 2002/03 sidelined with injury before West Ham were relegated at the end of the season. Rather than join the exodus that accounted for team-mates Joe Cole, Fredi Kanoute and Jermain Defoe, Carrick stayed with West Ham during their first season back in Division One, where they narrowly missed out on a return to the Premiership in the play off final. But, seeking to resurrect hisPremiership career, Carrick moved to Tottenham in 2004 for £2.75m. Since then Carrick has blossomed. His range of passing and vision make him a valuable addition to any midfield. Under the tutelage of Sir Alex Ferguson and the United first team staff, his talents can mature further still. Having accumulated 14 caps for the England Under21 squad, Carrick received his first senior England cap in 2001. Aged 19, he was a half-time substitute in the 4-0 win over Mexico at Derby County’s Pride Park stadium. He was a part of England’s 2006 World Cup squad and showed he could perform on the highest stage with a composed display in the win over Ecuador, where he was assigned the holding role. At United he has taken over Roy Keane’s No.16 shirt. He is of a different stock to the talismanic former Reds skipper. But his guile, passing range and ability to retain possession will make him an asset to Sir Alex Ferguson’s midfield. "The Best part of Having a Cancer is you can smoke as much as you want" - A Cancer Paitent | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Aaaww ... He Is So CUTEEEE ... Lol ... Im also a Fan of Man U ... Infact a Big Fan ... But ebarer Team er Attacking Side ta ekhono amar kase bhalo lage ni ... Only Rooney r upor depend kora thik hobe na ... Saha ke bhalo lage na ... kemon jeno majhe majhe ulta palta khele ... Arekta kono Striker kinle bhalo korto ... jeta ashole kora ucit ... And Then God Created The Beauty, Mother Of All Human, Eve | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Italian International Gatussa might leave to Manchester United Yaaa Yaa Yaaa Yaa! | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Man Utd 5-1 Fulham Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney teamed up for the first time since the World Cup to help Manchester United thrash hapless Fulham. Louis Saha headed United in front on seven minutes before his cross forced Ian Pearce to divert into his own net. Rooney tapped in before crossing for Ronaldo to make it four in 19 minutes. Fulham pulled one back when Rio Ferdinand deflected Heidar Helguson's effort into his own net but Rooney wrapped up the victory after the break. Sir Alex Ferguson and his players had stressed the need for United to begin the season firing on all cylinders - but they could not have dreamed of a start like this. Ronaldo and Rooney competed in the same United side for the first time since their World Cup quarter-final disagreement, and the pair responded with some delightful interchanges. However, they did have the luxury of playing against a shambolic Fulham defence. United went ahead when a superb cross from Ryan Giggs fell between Pearce and Liam Rosenior, allowing Saha to head home his third goal against his former club. Pearce then got in front of Rooney to try to cut out Saha's low cross from the left but could only steer the ball into his own net on 14 minutes. With Fulham in complete disarray, Rooney sidefooted a third after Antti Niemi had parried Saha's volley before turning provider for Ronaldo to half-volley home a fourth with just 19 minutes gone. It could even have been much worse for Chris Coleman's side by the time they headed for the changing rooms at half-time. Rosenior cleared a dangerous Giggs corner off the line and Paul Scholes saw his venomous strike cannon back off the foot of the post. Fulham's first-half display did not merit a goal, but they found the net when Helguson's shot hit Ferdinand and looped over the stranded Edwin van der Sar six minutes before the break. Michael Brown was fortunate to escape with only a yellow card for a horrible two-footed lunge on Giggs after the interval. The usually placid Giggs was clearly upset and was booked for a clumsy challenge on the Fulham midfielder before both players were substituted. United extended their lead again with a devastating attack on 63 minutes. Ronaldo picked up the ball from Scholes and fed the overlapping Wes Brown, who pulled it back for Rooney to shoot low into the corner. United took their foot off the pedal as the clock ran down, but Fulham were too shell-shocked to take advantage. Goals: Saha 7, Pearce 15 og, Rooney 16, Ronaldo 19, Ferdinand 40 og. Rooney 64. "The Best part of Having a Cancer is you can smoke as much as you want" - A Cancer Paitent | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Damn.... What a Start for MANCHESTER........!!! | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Charlton 0 United 3 Goals from Darren Fletcher, Louis Saha and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer gave United their second win of the season at the expense of Charlton Athletic. The second-half strikes ruined Iain Dowie's first home game in charge of the Addiks and kept United on top of the Premiership table. A fluid attacking performance from United could have yielded plenty more goals, and made a mockery of pre-match trepidation fuelled by the absence of Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes. Skipper Gary Neville was also absent, having failed to recover from his persistent calf injury in time to lead his side and forcing Sir Alex Ferguson to field a back four of Brown, Silvestre, Ferdinand and Evra. The high-profile absence of Rooney and Scholes prompted the inclusion of Darren Fletcher and Ji-sung Park, while new signing Michael Carrick was a surprising - yet highly welcomed - face on the United bench. Charlton themselves were hit by a suspension, with new signing Djimi Traore replaced by Jonathan Fortune in defence. On a rain-sodden pitch and with the home contingent audibly buoyed by the absence of Rooney and Scholes, United's early game plan was to remain neat and tidy. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink scuffed a volley well wide from outside the area, but United were content to sit back and keep their opponents at arm's length. When it did come, in the 22nd minute, the Reds' first chance fell to Ji-sung Park, who rose well to head Wes Brown's cross powerfully wide. Moments later the South Korean was in the thick of the action again, this time drawing a solid save from Scott Carson in the Addiks goal after the home defence went AWOL. United were clearly in the ascendancy, and they were within a whisker of moving into the lead just two minutes later. After Ronaldo had been felled on the edge of the area by Luke Young, Ryan Giggs whipped a magnificent free-kick against the inside of Carson's near-post and watched in disbelief as the ball bounced to safety. After a comical series of slips and scuffs from Evra, Ferdinand and finally Silvestre, Darren Ambrose's effort was deflected away for a corner. In a continuation of United's unconvincing defensive play, Silvestre escaped a penalty appeal for a lunging challenge on Hreidarsson. The see-saw nature of the game continued, with neither side clearly on top. Cristiano Ronaldo, predictably booed throughout by the Addiks faithful, battled defiantly but provoked further derision by blazing a long-range free-kick over the bar on 35 minutes. Giggs again came close to scoring three minutes before the interval. Having emulated his young Portuguese colleague with a fleet-footed stepover, the veteran saw his curling right-footed effort brilliantly turned away by Carson. United's next close call had nothing to do with the intervention of the on-loan Liverpool stopper, however. Saha fed Ronaldo 20 yards out, and his unstoppable right-footed shot almost snapped the crossbar before hurtling back into play. Ronaldo came close again before half-time, heading over the bar from Giggs' corner as United somehow went into the interval only level. Parity didn't last long after the break. After Darren Ambrose had clipped the outside of Edwin van der Sar's post with a long-range drive, United moved ahead. Ronaldo's right-wing cross looked set to be cleared by Jonathan Fortune, but his slip presented Darren Fletcher with the ball 10 yards from goal. The Scottish midfielder displayed remarkable assuredness in feigning to shoot twice before lashing beyond Carson for his first goal since his famous matchwinner against Chelsea last season. Ronaldo almost had another assist on 54 minutes, but again United found themselves denied by the woodwork. Park acrobatically volleyed the ball goalwards from Ronaldo's | |||||||||||||||||||||