devilish said:
Thierney over O'Shea? I haven't seen this lad. Is he good?
I agree on resting Giggs though.
Manchester United 3-0 Spurs.....20/3/04.....PL
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Thierney over O'Shea? I haven't seen this lad. Is he good?
I agree on resting Giggs though.
Rio, Gary, Keane, Djemba, Kleberson, Saha and Ronaldo out.
Howard
PNeville Brown Silvestre OShea
Solskjaer Fletcher Butt Scholes Giggs
van Nistelrooy
Not a bad team there, actually.
PNeville Brown Silvestre OShea
Solskjaer Fletcher Butt Scholes Giggs
van Nistelrooy
Not a bad team there, actually.
Whats wrong with Kleberson??, the guy hardly plays anyway, is he Injured??.
jacqueline said:
Mostly Italian and spanish league on TV(Local).So I put on satelite TV package which will have Man Utd,Arsenal,and Chelsea (his 3 clubs will be almost everyweek) live
.Probably my last post before tomorrows match.
A victory by any margin, that will do me.
Don't care what team he puts out, just beat the feckers.
A victory by any margin, that will do me.
Don't care what team he puts out, just beat the feckers.
lucky u guys have local tv WITH foobtall programmes...Zheng Khai Xiang said:Mostly Italian and spanish league on TV(Local).So I put on satelite TV package which will have Man Utd,Arsenal,and Chelsea (his 3 clubs will be almost everyweek) live
we in Canada need to pay for those extra stuff....
same in Hong Kong, unless it's World Cup... er.. don't think there's anymore....
Manchester United are without Roy Keane (hamstring), Louis Saha (Achilles), Cristiano Ronaldo (thigh), Eric Djemba-Djemba and Kleberson.
Gary Neville completes his four-match ban but defender Mikael Silvestre (knee) is available after a knee injury.
Tottenham's Jamie Redknapp could be in line for his first senior start since September after a knee injury.
Simon Davies (thigh), Darren Anderton and Dean Richards (both Achilles) are all ruled out.
Gary Neville completes his four-match ban but defender Mikael Silvestre (knee) is available after a knee injury.
Tottenham's Jamie Redknapp could be in line for his first senior start since September after a knee injury.
Simon Davies (thigh), Darren Anderton and Dean Richards (both Achilles) are all ruled out.
For today I want the lads to forget about Porto, Arsenal and Manchester fecking City. Play with pride, with passion. Put in a good performance and get some points. Play it the United way. Hopefully the fans will have got over last Sunday and get behind the lads.
jacqueline said:
What's wrong with Djemba2 and Kleberson?
And
for Keane and Cristiano.Preview by Man Utd Web
It's time to move on! Manchester United play host to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, with the Red Devils desperate to put the horror of last week behind them. Anything other than three points for Sir Alex Ferguson's injury-ravaged side will finish off any slim hopes of a ninth Premiership crown.
United's league title hopes lay in tatters, and the team and supporters alike will know anything other than a victory against Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford will keep very slim hopes of a ninth Premiership crown alive. However, Sir Alex Ferguson will have to field a makeshift team for the must win game against a Spurs side who still have ambitions European qualification, if not slim hopes of a top four finish.
Injury problems and of course the suspensions mean it will be another makeshift team named by Sir Alex Ferguson. Several players are facing late fitness tests with the defence once again a problem. Roy Keane has hamstring troubles, although isn't certain to start even if he is deemed fit with Fergie resting the Reds skipper for big United matches. Louis Saha, Cristiano Ronaldo and Mikael Silvestre are all also carrying injury troubles and are doubts for the clash. Eric Djemba-Djemba has returned to international duty with Cameroon, and is the only player who was ruled out of Sunday's visit to the City of Manchester Stadium that is definitely available for selection on Saturday.
Gary Neville is definitely out, serving the final game of his four-game domestic suspension following his sending off against rivals Manchester City in January's F.A Cup match. Do I even need to print that Rio Ferdinand is unavailable? The England international will miss his 12th game since being charged by the Football Association and the failure of his appeal during the week confirms this the case for a lot longer!
The long-list of possible absentees means Sir Alex is facing another reshuffle amongst the United ranks. The doubt over Ronaldo means Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could make his first start since returning from injury on the right flank or partnering Ruud Van Nistelrooy up front. Youngster Danny Pugh is also in contention for a place in the team, with the defence an option for the left-side of defence.
As for the visitors, Spurs look to set to name an attacking side and seem confident of a result against a Manchester United side very low on confidence. David Pleat could re-call Jamie Redknapp to the starting line-up, with the England international having a huge point to prove after coming through a 20-minute spell against Newcastle United in Tottenham's last Premiership encounter.
The United players will undoubtedly be feeling very low after the happenings of last week, but it is important the players focus on the league and restore some pride. After all, it isn't all about beating Manchester City, and with Europe now long away, the players have nothing else to think about except the F.A Cup. The atmosphere is likely to be a little subdued tomorrow, but please get behind the lads, and let's hope we can get a result. Maybe, just maybe, it isn't all over on the league front just yet.
One to Watch - Jermain Defoe
The former West Ham forward and England under-21 international joined David Pleat's Spurs during the transfer window, and has shown great promise since signing for the North London outfit. Defoe has a bit of a history of doing well against us, and is also looking to get a look in for a place in Sven-Goran Erikkson's England squad for the trip to Portugal for the European Championships in the summer.
ManUtdWeb Prediction - Manchester United 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur
United haven't kept a clean sheet in the Premiership since mid-January, so keeping the Tottenham attack out would be a huge morale booster for the team. Sir Alex Ferguson's men to sneak a victory against a spirited Spurs, which is sure to boost confidence.
It's time to move on! Manchester United play host to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, with the Red Devils desperate to put the horror of last week behind them. Anything other than three points for Sir Alex Ferguson's injury-ravaged side will finish off any slim hopes of a ninth Premiership crown.
United's league title hopes lay in tatters, and the team and supporters alike will know anything other than a victory against Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford will keep very slim hopes of a ninth Premiership crown alive. However, Sir Alex Ferguson will have to field a makeshift team for the must win game against a Spurs side who still have ambitions European qualification, if not slim hopes of a top four finish.
Injury problems and of course the suspensions mean it will be another makeshift team named by Sir Alex Ferguson. Several players are facing late fitness tests with the defence once again a problem. Roy Keane has hamstring troubles, although isn't certain to start even if he is deemed fit with Fergie resting the Reds skipper for big United matches. Louis Saha, Cristiano Ronaldo and Mikael Silvestre are all also carrying injury troubles and are doubts for the clash. Eric Djemba-Djemba has returned to international duty with Cameroon, and is the only player who was ruled out of Sunday's visit to the City of Manchester Stadium that is definitely available for selection on Saturday.
Gary Neville is definitely out, serving the final game of his four-game domestic suspension following his sending off against rivals Manchester City in January's F.A Cup match. Do I even need to print that Rio Ferdinand is unavailable? The England international will miss his 12th game since being charged by the Football Association and the failure of his appeal during the week confirms this the case for a lot longer!
The long-list of possible absentees means Sir Alex is facing another reshuffle amongst the United ranks. The doubt over Ronaldo means Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could make his first start since returning from injury on the right flank or partnering Ruud Van Nistelrooy up front. Youngster Danny Pugh is also in contention for a place in the team, with the defence an option for the left-side of defence.
As for the visitors, Spurs look to set to name an attacking side and seem confident of a result against a Manchester United side very low on confidence. David Pleat could re-call Jamie Redknapp to the starting line-up, with the England international having a huge point to prove after coming through a 20-minute spell against Newcastle United in Tottenham's last Premiership encounter.
The United players will undoubtedly be feeling very low after the happenings of last week, but it is important the players focus on the league and restore some pride. After all, it isn't all about beating Manchester City, and with Europe now long away, the players have nothing else to think about except the F.A Cup. The atmosphere is likely to be a little subdued tomorrow, but please get behind the lads, and let's hope we can get a result. Maybe, just maybe, it isn't all over on the league front just yet.
One to Watch - Jermain Defoe
The former West Ham forward and England under-21 international joined David Pleat's Spurs during the transfer window, and has shown great promise since signing for the North London outfit. Defoe has a bit of a history of doing well against us, and is also looking to get a look in for a place in Sven-Goran Erikkson's England squad for the trip to Portugal for the European Championships in the summer.
ManUtdWeb Prediction - Manchester United 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur
United haven't kept a clean sheet in the Premiership since mid-January, so keeping the Tottenham attack out would be a huge morale booster for the team. Sir Alex Ferguson's men to sneak a victory against a spirited Spurs, which is sure to boost confidence.
Considering all the injuries we got, This is the team I hope Fergie puts out......
Howard
P.Neville - Brown - Silvestre - O'Shea
Solskjaer - Butt - Fletcher - Giggs
Scholes
V.Nistelrooy
But we could also see..
Howard
P.Neville - Brown - Silvestre - O'Shea
Fletcher - Butt - Scholes - Giggs
Forlan - V.Nistelrooy
Howard
P.Neville - Brown - Silvestre - O'Shea
Solskjaer - Butt - Fletcher - Giggs
Scholes
V.Nistelrooy
But we could also see..
Howard
P.Neville - Brown - Silvestre - O'Shea
Fletcher - Butt - Scholes - Giggs
Forlan - V.Nistelrooy
Whatever team that goes out, MUST at all costs go out feeling like they can win. Going out defeated especially after defeats to City and Porto is just going to sell more newspapers the next day, nothing more.
It'll probably be a close match, I'm predicting a Man Utd win.
It'll probably be a close match, I'm predicting a Man Utd win.
Considering how much hype therre was about Defoe joining us, you can almost guarantee that he will score.
-----------------------Tim----------------------
-----P.Nev------Brown----Silvestre-----O´shea--
-----Ronaldo------Keano---Djemba-----Giggs-----
--------------------Scholes----------------------
-------------------Ruud--------------------------
subs:
Ole
Richardson(he had a great reserve game v Birmingham)
Timm
Kleb
Carrol
-----P.Nev------Brown----Silvestre-----O´shea--
-----Ronaldo------Keano---Djemba-----Giggs-----
--------------------Scholes----------------------
-------------------Ruud--------------------------
subs:
Ole
Richardson(he had a great reserve game v Birmingham)
Timm
Kleb
Carrol
Grom_Hellscream said:
Doofus 3 out of 4 of your midfielders are injured....Ronaldo, Keane, Djemba are all injured.
Grom_Hellscream said:
Come on Grom. Pay attention.
jacqueline said:
jacqueline said:
Well,for I say,the "the extra satelite TV" r refers to the paying programme
Our local TV channels r about like Canada I think.And not many EPL games r showing on this local TV but the paying programme of the Satalite TV package.
And I live in Shanghai
Livvie said:Come on Grom. Pay attention.
"The long-list of possible absentees means Sir Alex is facing another reshuffle amongst the United ranks......"
This is the team according to Century FM
Carroll
P.Nev----Wes----Silvestre----JOS
Ole----Keano----Scholes----Giggs
Diego----RVN
subs:
Ronaldo
Bellion
Butt
Fletcher
Howard
Carroll
P.Nev----Wes----Silvestre----JOS
Ole----Keano----Scholes----Giggs
Diego----RVN
subs:
Ronaldo
Bellion
Butt
Fletcher
Howard
Keane, Carroll & Solskjaer starts.
Full squad in a moment....
Full squad in a moment....
anyone got a link for an internet radio stream?
'kin shit video links...
yep, im not going to beother today just stick to good old reliable radio
BBC News : Tim Howard dropped to the bench.
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EricTheRed said:
Is Tim injured? Thought Keano was injured. You never know what Fergies going to do.
why the smile...he might kill us...Gazza said:Is Tim injured? Thought Keano was injured. You never know what Fergies going to do.
...why the f*** is Howard on the bench? Safety alert outside Highbury. Kick off delayed to 3.15 pm.
Timmy injured?
Kempy said:
Dropped.
yaaaaayyyyyyy!arnie sidebottom said:
According to the Radio Howard is "mentaly tired" ???
arnie sidebottom said:
Apparently he has some sort of mental tiredness or something, meaning he's going loopy or summat! Maybe his madness could be what we need, if he starts spazzing out during a match it might wake up the defence!
So, does anyone have a radio link today?
Stressed,mentaly tired,FFS!,I get mentally tried ON $10 an hour watching Man Utd,still love 'emarnie sidebottom said:
Big_andy1 said:
I'm starting to wonder about our players and the way they are prepared. Remind me again how much they get paid for staying alert for 90-180 minutes a week and remembering to piss in a pot.
On second thoughts - don't.
Big_andy1 said:
i knowwwwwww, i soooo agree with you....arnie sidebottom said:
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