Fergie has hinted in presser that it may indeed be his MCL.
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Fergie has hinted in presser that it may indeed be his MCL.
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No SAF interview on Sky either.
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BBC saying no post match reaction from anyone connected with the club so far. Not surprised.
Mancini and Kompany have both given interviews.
Mancini and Kompany have both given interviews.
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He was double minded and was willing to stay on...but Fergie'd already bought the Spanish kid.
I believe VDS had a part in us selecting DDG. If we had waited a year, we may not have got him.
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BBC saying no post match reaction from anyone connected with the club so far. Not surprised.
Mancini and Kompany have both given interviews.
Can't understand that. It shouldn't be one rule if we win, and another if we lose.
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Keane slams United players
RT Sport: Keane slams United players
Manchester United legend Roy Keane admitted his former side "got what they deserved" as they crashed out of the Champions League at the group stage tonight.
Alex Ferguson's men suffered a 2-1 defeat to Basle in Switzerland, Phil Jones' late headed goal not enough after Marco Streller and Alexander Frei had put the hosts in control.
The result left United winless in four meetings with tonight's opponents and their fellow qualifiers Benfica, their only victories coming against Romanian minnows Otelul Galati.
"I think going out reflects what United have done in truth, they haven't scored enough goals and they haven't beaten Basle or Benfica," said Keane, part of ITV1's summarising team for the match. "It's all about scoring goals."
The last time United failed to qualify from a Champions League group was in 2005, shortly after Keane's acrimonious departure from the club.
And the former Republic of Ireland captain feels United's much-vaunted class of 2011 have much still to prove.
"People have talked about the young players - you've had Jones, Chris Smalling, Ashley Young coming in, everybody building them up but they've got a lot to do, it's a reality check for some," Keane said.
"I'd be getting hold of some of those lads, saying 'you'd better buck up your ideas'.
"I think their best player tonight was Ryan Giggs, that sums it up - he 37 or 38, you can't be depending on him.
"United got what they deserved tonight."
RT Sport: Keane slams United players
Manchester United legend Roy Keane admitted his former side "got what they deserved" as they crashed out of the Champions League at the group stage tonight.
Alex Ferguson's men suffered a 2-1 defeat to Basle in Switzerland, Phil Jones' late headed goal not enough after Marco Streller and Alexander Frei had put the hosts in control.
The result left United winless in four meetings with tonight's opponents and their fellow qualifiers Benfica, their only victories coming against Romanian minnows Otelul Galati.
"I think going out reflects what United have done in truth, they haven't scored enough goals and they haven't beaten Basle or Benfica," said Keane, part of ITV1's summarising team for the match. "It's all about scoring goals."
The last time United failed to qualify from a Champions League group was in 2005, shortly after Keane's acrimonious departure from the club.
And the former Republic of Ireland captain feels United's much-vaunted class of 2011 have much still to prove.
"People have talked about the young players - you've had Jones, Chris Smalling, Ashley Young coming in, everybody building them up but they've got a lot to do, it's a reality check for some," Keane said.
"I'd be getting hold of some of those lads, saying 'you'd better buck up your ideas'.
"I think their best player tonight was Ryan Giggs, that sums it up - he 37 or 38, you can't be depending on him.
"United got what they deserved tonight."
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Basel didn't deserve that tonight. United bossed it considering they were the away team and should have done better in front of goal
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Did we deserve to win that game? Yes. Did we deserve to go through? No. In the context of the group as a whole, that was a fair result.
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dont think it will be as easy as some predict. They scored 3 at OT ffs. United need to get an early goal to calm the nerves
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0-4, 0-5 my arse!
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Any post-match comments from SAF, besides the Keane retort?
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How was Giggs our best player?
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So this is what it feels like to be a liverpool fan......Thursday nights. Channel 5......
ITV4 this season apparently. Look on the bright side... as a song, it doesn't scan...
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