Malaysia XI v Manchester United
Saturday
18 July 2009,
Bukit Jalil Stadium,
Kuala Lumpur,
kick-off 10:30am BST
MUTV
Malaysia X1 v Manchester United
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Malaysia XI v Manchester United
Saturday
18 July 2009,
Bukit Jalil Stadium,
Kuala Lumpur,
kick-off 10:30am BST
MUTV
Malaysia Prepare For Manchester United Match With Zimbabwe Tests
The Tigers are gearing up for the Red Devils...
11 Jul 2009 04:23:59
Manchester United Asia Tour 2009 - China, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia
Malaysia have lined up two matches against Zimbabwe as their final tune-up in preparation for an exhibition match against Manchester United on 18 July.
K. Rajagobal, the head coach of Malaysia, confirmed that initially the team was supposed to play Syria but has since changed it to take on Zimbabwe instead.
The two games against Zimbabwe will be on 12 July at the Kuala Lumpur Stadium in Cheras and two days later at the Shah Alam Stadium.
“At the very least, we will get two quality international matches under our belt,” said Rajagobal.
However, Rajagobal could not but lament the lack of time in which he has to prepare his squad against the English Premier League champions.
While the one-off match against United may just be an exhibition, Rajagobal feels that the team must look at it as part of the build-up for the long term.
“We only have a few days to prepare against Zimbabwe and then a few days later, we will face one of the strongest teams in the world,” added Rajagobal.
“But I believe that we have taken measures in which to prepare this squad within the shortest time possible and I hope that we can put up a commendable showing in the matches which we will play in these few days.”
Out of the 28 players that have been called for centralised training, only four players can be considered as being in the ‘veteran’ category and they are Indra Putra Mahayuddin, Amri Yahyah, Norhafiz Zamani Misbah and V. Thirumurugan.
"Only the matches against Zimbabwe will decide which player will get the chance to be in the starting eleven against Manchester United. There’s no guarantee for anyone,“ the coach added.
The Tigers are gearing up for the Red Devils...
11 Jul 2009 04:23:59
Manchester United Asia Tour 2009 - China, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia
Malaysia have lined up two matches against Zimbabwe as their final tune-up in preparation for an exhibition match against Manchester United on 18 July.
K. Rajagobal, the head coach of Malaysia, confirmed that initially the team was supposed to play Syria but has since changed it to take on Zimbabwe instead.
The two games against Zimbabwe will be on 12 July at the Kuala Lumpur Stadium in Cheras and two days later at the Shah Alam Stadium.
“At the very least, we will get two quality international matches under our belt,” said Rajagobal.
However, Rajagobal could not but lament the lack of time in which he has to prepare his squad against the English Premier League champions.
While the one-off match against United may just be an exhibition, Rajagobal feels that the team must look at it as part of the build-up for the long term.
“We only have a few days to prepare against Zimbabwe and then a few days later, we will face one of the strongest teams in the world,” added Rajagobal.
“But I believe that we have taken measures in which to prepare this squad within the shortest time possible and I hope that we can put up a commendable showing in the matches which we will play in these few days.”
Out of the 28 players that have been called for centralised training, only four players can be considered as being in the ‘veteran’ category and they are Indra Putra Mahayuddin, Amri Yahyah, Norhafiz Zamani Misbah and V. Thirumurugan.
"Only the matches against Zimbabwe will decide which player will get the chance to be in the starting eleven against Manchester United. There’s no guarantee for anyone,“ the coach added.
We will destroy them
Fasten your seat belts for #19. This is more important than the CL this year.
Tihi.
Very excited about this game, hopefully we'll see some of our new signings.
Very excited about this game, hopefully we'll see some of our new signings.
Malaysia will lose to Zimbabwe, anyway.
As I said in one of the various incarnations of this thread, Malaysia will likely line up in a 4-5-1 or 5-4-1 and look to keep the score down.
As I said in one of the various incarnations of this thread, Malaysia will likely line up in a 4-5-1 or 5-4-1 and look to keep the score down.
VDS
Rafael Rio Vida Evra
Valencia Carrick Fletcher Nani
Berbatov Rooney
Rafael Rio Vida Evra
Valencia Carrick Fletcher Nani
Berbatov Rooney
Manchester United Asia Tour 2009 Malaysia - MU Squad
Published in July 9th, 2009
Posted by sportsmalaysia in Football, MU Asia Tour
Manchester United will arrive in Malaysia on Friday morning, 17 July 2009 through Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) at Sepang.
Michael Owen, the new signing from Newcastle United, is among the 28 players included in the team to Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea and China.
Probable Manchester United Squad:
1) Edwin van der Sar
2) Ben Foster
3) Tomasz Kuszczak
4) Gary Neville
5) Patrice Evra
6) Owen Hargreaves
7) Rio Ferdinand
8) Wes Brown
9) Anderson
10) Dimitar Berbatov
11) Wayne Rooney
12) Ryan Giggs
13) Park Ji-sung
14) Zoran Tosic
15) Nemanja Vidic
16) Michael Carrick
17) Nani
18) Paul Scholes
19) Danny Welbeck
20) Fabio
21) Rafael
22) John O’Shea
23) Jonny Evans
24) Darren Fletcher
25) Darron Gibson
26) Federico Macheda
27) Antonio Valencia
28) Michael Owen
http://www.sportsmalaysia.net/2009/07/09/manchester-united-asia-tour-2009-malaysia-mu-squad/
Published in July 9th, 2009
Posted by sportsmalaysia in Football, MU Asia Tour
Manchester United will arrive in Malaysia on Friday morning, 17 July 2009 through Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) at Sepang.
Michael Owen, the new signing from Newcastle United, is among the 28 players included in the team to Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea and China.
Probable Manchester United Squad:
1) Edwin van der Sar
2) Ben Foster
3) Tomasz Kuszczak
4) Gary Neville
5) Patrice Evra
6) Owen Hargreaves
7) Rio Ferdinand
8) Wes Brown
9) Anderson
10) Dimitar Berbatov
11) Wayne Rooney
12) Ryan Giggs
13) Park Ji-sung
14) Zoran Tosic
15) Nemanja Vidic
16) Michael Carrick
17) Nani
18) Paul Scholes
19) Danny Welbeck
20) Fabio
21) Rafael
22) John O’Shea
23) Jonny Evans
24) Darren Fletcher
25) Darron Gibson
26) Federico Macheda
27) Antonio Valencia
28) Michael Owen
http://www.sportsmalaysia.net/2009/07/09/manchester-united-asia-tour-2009-malaysia-mu-squad/
I'd prefer to see the new signings try to adapt and fit in with the more experienced players than fielding a side of youngsters to be honest. Put Valencia and Owen on the pitch and see how they fare in our "strongest XI".
Eto'o Aguero and Huuntlear in a 3 pronged attack me thinks
Thank feck the Barca game has gone off the homepage
finally chance to see United play.........
Wow, the season starts here, has been quite a long close season so far, looking forward to seeing the boys back in action.
Hopefully see Valencia and Owen play
Will Valencia be going to Malaysia? I don't think he has returned to training yet after having an extended holiday.
Line Ups?
Isn't he out till December?
And hasn't PIG left?
that link isn't reliable.....
Nope, and Gary Neville IS now #4
Rio's the new number 7 aswell.
Welbecks in the England under 19 squad
It's a good start. Guess it'll be fine tuned before Thursday.
Eto'o Aguero and Huuntlear in a 3 pronged attack me thinks
That's a brilliant jpeg
Good news if you can't wait for your next dose of live United action: MUTV and MUTV Online will be showing seven pre-season matches live this summer.
Live match coverage starts with all four games on the Asia Tour*:
Malaysia XI on 18 July
Indonesia All Star on 20 July
FC Seoul (Korea) on 24 July
Hangzhou Greentown FC (China) on 26 July
The action in Asia will be closely followed by two Audi Cup matches** in Germany:
Boca Juniors on 29 July
Bayern Munich or AC Milan on 30 July
Finally, the Reds return to Old Trafford for a friendly against Spanish opposition:
Valencia on 5 August.
feck I'm going to sign up, don't want to wait any longer to watch Owen playing for us. Maybe it's just been such a long break.
Live match coverage starts with all four games on the Asia Tour*:
Malaysia XI on 18 July
Indonesia All Star on 20 July
FC Seoul (Korea) on 24 July
Hangzhou Greentown FC (China) on 26 July
The action in Asia will be closely followed by two Audi Cup matches** in Germany:
Boca Juniors on 29 July
Bayern Munich or AC Milan on 30 July
Finally, the Reds return to Old Trafford for a friendly against Spanish opposition:
Valencia on 5 August.
feck I'm going to sign up, don't want to wait any longer to watch Owen playing for us. Maybe it's just been such a long break.
I just signed up for a month. 5 quid. $8. After that the TV should take over."Supporters outside UK and Eire will not be able to watch the Audi Cup live online."
bollox to that! Want my money back!
bollox to that! Want my money back!
Bahama, change this awful logo in your first post here, there are better ones if you search in google
And that Malaysia logo should be changed, too.
And that Malaysia logo should be changed, too.
wonder if Ribery will be playing against us in the Audi cup?
good time to see how good he is or 'TAP HIM UP'
good time to see how good he is or 'TAP HIM UP'
Anything to please. Well......almost anythingBahama, change this awful logo in your first post here, there are better ones if you search in google
And that Malaysia logo should be changed, too.
At last some Manchester United!
Bahama, change this awful logo in your first post here, there are better ones if you search in google
And that Malaysia logo should be changed, too.
I never realised the words on the Malaysian logo until now. 'Kena sepak' translates to 'got kicked' so the logo actually says Malaysian Got Kicked Organisation or something to that effect..
Yes, but hasn't kena sepak been slang for "play football" for a while now?
Or is it like kena bola or something?
My nephew has 5 free tickets for him and his mates...and he supports Liverpool...ah bollox...
foster
rafael
brown
evans
fabio
valencia
fletch
anderson
tosic
rooney
owen
starting.
rafael
brown
evans
fabio
valencia
fletch
anderson
tosic
rooney
owen
starting.
Hmm. Need to work out if this is getting shown in Sweden. They show selected MUTV programming, involving reserve games often, so hopefully they'll be showing these United friendlies too
I hate friendlies, but I still watch them, such is the desire for football
What's the time difference?
I hate friendlies, but I still watch them, such is the desire for football
What's the time difference?
That was a parodied logo of Malaysian Football Association. Look at the sad looking tiger with one of the back leg being bandaged
I'm not malaysian, but the last time I saw the logo, it says "bola sepak" not "kena sepak". Bola sepak means football.
It's GMT +8 over here.
That was a parodied logo of Malaysian Football Association. Look at the sad looking tiger with one of the back leg being bandaged
I'm not malaysian, but the last time I saw the logo, it says "bola sepak" not "kena sepak". Bola sepak means football.
I didnt notice the bandaged leg. It does seem fitting, though. Getting kicked and a lame tiger. Epitomises what we are in football