Saturday 15:00 BST
Old Trafford
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Good chance to keep a close eye on Kanoute our future signing.
Man Utd v Sevilla
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Saturday 15:00 BST
Old Trafford
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Good chance to keep a close eye on Kanoute our future signing.
6-3 to united.
0-4 Kanoute 4 goals
United 3 - 0 Sevilla
Rooney, Ronaldo, Ole
Rooney, Ronaldo, Ole
3-1 United
Ole, Ronaldo x2
Hope Navas is playing for Sevilla he is a great prospect
Ole, Ronaldo x2
Hope Navas is playing for Sevilla he is a great prospect
is it on tv?
EspadaYdaga said:
bound to be on MUTV if not on Sky Sposrts
ta
its on MUTV at 3 pm UK time
soma1982 said:
It's nice of you to give him that compliment, because he thinks you're great as well.
topper said:
Any live streams for it?
sincher said:
It's true. In fact, Jesus loves you all.
sincher said:
Not true, in fact the last time i spoke to him he called me a cnut....
All i did was tell a joke about jesus crossing the ball
You'd think he'd be able to laugh about it by now
Could you make our logo bigger than theirs? It`s got to be bad luck having their logo bigger than ours...
Seville
Sevilla is the spanish word though...
hope they got livestreams for the game
It's on in the USA (Setanta Sports).
Anybody else going to it?
dalYdeV said:Not true, in fact the last time i spoke to him he called me a cnut....
All i did was tell a joke about jesus crossing the ball
You'd think he'd be able to laugh about it by now
I reckon he's pissed off at all the people wearing crosses round their necks.
I'm off to put a poster up outside my local church that says 'Jesus doesn't love you. In fact, he thinks you're a cnut'.
This game is on GoalTV1 on Tv Ants at 3pm, just like the other preseason games
Hurah! I'm going. Just been offered corporate hospitality in one of the new quadrants. Shirt, tie & prawn munchin for me then
I'll take a few phone pics and post them when I sober up
I'll take a few phone pics and post them when I sober up
I'll be there too, sitting right up on the second row. Should mean it'll be better than my experience thus far of watching preseason, i.e. dodgy streaming and SSN highlights.
3-0 Ruud(2),Scholes...
and I just began to wonder where this was...crazy devil said:
happy old days..2red4U said:and I just began to wonder where was this...
ruben1985 said:
I tried but couldn't find a smaller logo for the spanich cnuts.
a_devil_inside said:
Sevilla.
Kanoute v Rooney
Power: Rooney is strong.But Kanoute wins narrowly--he is difficult to dispossess especailly when holding the ball or competing for it physically.
Aerial: Kanoute wins, he is a monster and lays balls to team-mates. Rooney lacks here
Age: Rooney is a talent at 20 Kanoute is 28. Rooney has the edge here to develop.
Technique: Both are technically strong
Skill: Kanoute wins--he is able to manipulate the ball effecively and under control (i.e flip flaps and kanu like skills to outfox his opponent) Rooney has lost possession through dribbles for MU too much
Goalscoring: Both are on the same level-good not prolific also take into account Kanoute plays for a weak side in Sevilla.
Speed: Kanoute is fast, Rooney is possibly not as quick.
Versatility: Kanoute is able to use the wings well. He plays like Henry-is able to drift and attack defences. Rooney has not shone for MU on the wings. However he did well in the FA cup final.
Potential Rooney wins here.
Shooting/ Technique Both excel here. Rooney has possibly more power but Kanoute's shooting technique is unbelievable. He has a snap-shot tecnique--remember that goal against Leeds 2003-2004 were he was back to goal flicked the ball up and smashed a volley.Or the goal against City.
At the moment there is not much between them. The stats of them over the last 2 years is revealing
Power: Rooney is strong.But Kanoute wins narrowly--he is difficult to dispossess especailly when holding the ball or competing for it physically.
Aerial: Kanoute wins, he is a monster and lays balls to team-mates. Rooney lacks here
Age: Rooney is a talent at 20 Kanoute is 28. Rooney has the edge here to develop.
Technique: Both are technically strong
Skill: Kanoute wins--he is able to manipulate the ball effecively and under control (i.e flip flaps and kanu like skills to outfox his opponent) Rooney has lost possession through dribbles for MU too much
Goalscoring: Both are on the same level-good not prolific also take into account Kanoute plays for a weak side in Sevilla.
Speed: Kanoute is fast, Rooney is possibly not as quick.
Versatility: Kanoute is able to use the wings well. He plays like Henry-is able to drift and attack defences. Rooney has not shone for MU on the wings. However he did well in the FA cup final.
Potential Rooney wins here.
Shooting/ Technique Both excel here. Rooney has possibly more power but Kanoute's shooting technique is unbelievable. He has a snap-shot tecnique--remember that goal against Leeds 2003-2004 were he was back to goal flicked the ball up and smashed a volley.Or the goal against City.
At the moment there is not much between them. The stats of them over the last 2 years is revealing
Rooney is out i hear, according to the Macca interview earlier today
Olli said:
Olli said:
Excellent. can't wait.
Will Kanoute play 45 minutes for Sevilla and 45 for United or what´s the deal?
Olli said:
Power: Rooney is one of the most powerful players certainly in the Premiership. This is one of the reasons Rooney blasted onto the scene at such a young age, because he wasn't going to start getting pushed about. Kanoute is nothing like. Rooney wins.
Aerial: Kanoute wins.
Age: Rooney still has 6-7 years to improve on the immense talent he already has.
Technique: Rooney's technique is immense. The power he gets behind the ball, his volleys, his first touch are all second to only Ronaldinho and possibly Zidane. Rooney wins.
Skill: Rooney also has immense skill but doesn't showboat like Ronaldo. He uses it effectively but only in glimpses. Kanoute, has skill but is not in the same class.
Goalscoring: Both are on the same level-good not prolific. Even at Tottenham Kanoute only got 14 goals in 60 matches.
Speed : Rooney is very very fast. I think it was David Moyes once said he has never seen anyone so fast over a 100 metres. If anything Kanoute is slower.
Versatility: Both are versatile.
Shooting/ Technique : Already done this, but check Rooney's double against Middlesborough in the FA cup a couple of seasons ago, or his goal against Newcastle last season, among many others.
Rooney is the far better player.
dan_alex said:
Olli was posting something that was posted on here ages ago - wasn't meant to be serious.
M160RA said:
Olli was posting something that was posted on here ages ago - wasn't meant to be serious.
Haha, I cant believe someone posted that ever, I mean look at the boywonders first goal against arsenal, i aint never kanoute do that. looks all the worse know haha.
Line-up?
News about the starting 11?
News about the starting 11?
this should be good...