Manchester United - Fulham
Date: Sat 19 March
Competition: Premier League
Venue: Old Trafford
Kick Off: 15:00
Manchester United - Fulham
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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.
Manchester United - Fulham
Date: Sat 19 March
Competition: Premier League
Venue: Old Trafford
Kick Off: 15:00
very Ruud said:
Interesting.
It's March in English VR, not Mars that's the Swedish word
I reckon im still drunkvery Ruud said:
You wrote Mars in the Milan thread as well
did I? Kin Swede ist all your fault
Feck you are right.
How do you spell 'cares' very ruud?
Do you mean cars?
The one you spell cears
I dont...
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=70311&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=62558
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=52065&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=62354&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=60235&highlight=cears
To give just 5 examples
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=62558
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=52065&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=62354&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=60235&highlight=cears
To give just 5 examples
And if i have done it its only cos
1) I want to piss you off.
2) Im writing too fast.
I will never admit anything so feck off!Number7 said:https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=70311&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=62558
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=52065&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=62354&highlight=cears
https://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=60235&highlight=cears
To give just 5 examples
very Ruud said:
And if i have done it its only cos
1) I want to piss you off.
2) Im writing too fast.
a) It doesn't piss me off
b) Have I upset you VR? Please let us make up
Number7 said:a) It doesn't piss me off
b) Have I upset you VR? Please let us make up
It does.
My dad is bigger than yours.
anybody know which station broadcast United live matches on tv in Korea? i will be there for a month and dont want to miss anything
miah said:anybody know which station broadcast United live matches on tv in Korea? i will be there for a month and dont want to miss anything
North Korea ?
South Korea
----------------------Howard----------------------------
--Brown-----------Rio---------Tweety-------Old OShea----
-----------------------Keano----------------------------
---------------Scholes----------Fortune------------------
----Rooney--------------Ruud------------------Ronaldo--
--Brown-----------Rio---------Tweety-------Old OShea----
-----------------------Keano----------------------------
---------------Scholes----------Fortune------------------
----Rooney--------------Ruud------------------Ronaldo--
------------------------Howard----------------------
--G.Neville------Ferdinand------Silvestre------Heinze-
-----------------------Keane-----------------------
----------------Kleberson----Scholes---------------
--Smith----------------------------------Giggs-----
-------------------Van Nistelrooy-------------------
--G.Neville------Ferdinand------Silvestre------Heinze-
-----------------------Keane-----------------------
----------------Kleberson----Scholes---------------
--Smith----------------------------------Giggs-----
-------------------Van Nistelrooy-------------------
Will Gaz and Giggsy be back?
i doubt kleberson will feature, even though id like to see him
skeeta said:
Rooney will get a break, Ruud will score and Smith will play a blinder
skeeta said:
I'd be made up with that. Smith & Kleb deserve a chance. Maybe even Brittle-Bones too (Saha to you)
Kleberson.....there's a lot to be said for novelty value, but no.
I'd actually like to see how Kleb goes in our 3rd central midfield role before we completely write him off. I'm pretty sure he hasn't had a chance there, he's always partnered Djemba in a two man midfield (no wonder he couldn't succeed), played on the right wing, or as the link-man behind Ruud (where he actually did look quite good).
Give him one last chance with a small run of games with Keane and Scholes. If it doesn't work, then we (and Fergie) know that he simply won't make it at OT and he can be sold at the end of the season.
-------------------Howard----------------------
---Gaz--------Rio---------Brown--------Heinze--
----------Kleb------Keano------Scholes---------
---Ronaldo-----------------------------Giggs---
---------------------Ruud----------------------
Carroll
O'Shea
Fortune
Smith
Rooney
Give him one last chance with a small run of games with Keane and Scholes. If it doesn't work, then we (and Fergie) know that he simply won't make it at OT and he can be sold at the end of the season.
-------------------Howard----------------------
---Gaz--------Rio---------Brown--------Heinze--
----------Kleb------Keano------Scholes---------
---Ronaldo-----------------------------Giggs---
---------------------Ruud----------------------
Carroll
O'Shea
Fortune
Smith
Rooney
------------------Howard
G.Neville----Ferdinand----Wes----Heinze
--------------Keane
--------Scholes---Giggs
Ronaldo-------------------Rooney
--------------RvN
Lets just go for it, the title race is more or less over anyway, just take a chance on battering Fulham into submission.
Im up in the clouds with the Irish in NT3 for this one, super duper!
G.Neville----Ferdinand----Wes----Heinze
--------------Keane
--------Scholes---Giggs
Ronaldo-------------------Rooney
--------------RvN
Lets just go for it, the title race is more or less over anyway, just take a chance on battering Fulham into submission.
Im up in the clouds with the Irish in NT3 for this one, super duper!
I'd much rather see Jones in there than fecking Kleberson
Plechazunga said:
You worry me Plech
Personally I've never entertained the thought of fecking Kleberson
To use the Cafe's favourite expression: Spot on!Plechazunga said:
I doubt Kleberson will ever play for us again.
Don't be suprised if he pops up saturday. He's been training for a while now and I think a match against a team like Fulham would be perfect for a return.
Collins John warn United
With Fulham up against Manchester United on Saturday, Holland striker Collins John sat down at Motspur Park this week and looked forward with some anticipation to his first visit to the Theatre of Dreams.
"It's somewhere I haven't been before," he said. "And it's something I'm looking forward to very much. But having said that, all that matters is the result; our last few games haven't been that good, so it's important that we go up there and give a good account of ourselves.
"We know it will be tough, but playing against Manchester United is always good, they're a massive club, and hopefully we will come away with a good result."
The prospect of running out in front of sixty-odd thousand people holds no fear for the Liberian-born hitman - nerves just aren't a problem for the nineteen-year-old apparently.
"As soon as you start warming up you forget about the crowd and what's happening around you and just focus on the game," John said. "Even if you're on the bench it's the same - it's just another game at another stadium, everything goes out of your head except the game.
"We'll have a look around the ground before the match and enjoy that, but when the game comes, you don't see the fans or the stadium any more."
United were of course knocked out of the Champions League last week - in theory that should leave them even more determined to do well in the Premiership.
"You never know what the reaction will be," said John. "Our manager tells us we have to be hungry in every game; even if you can't always play good football you can still be forceful and try to win. We will need to do both on Saturday, but we know it's something we can do.
"A club like United will always expect to win every home game, so it will be tough. They're near the top of the table and playing well, but we won there last season and therefore everything is possible.
"History tells us that we can win there, and the manger tells us that we can do it, so we're going to go there and do all we can to get another good result.
"Of course we drew against them earlier this season, and we played very well against them in the second half. It was a very tight game without much space, but I thought we thoroughly deserved the draw.
"It will be tough, but once the referee blows his whistle it's just two teams out there, and we'll see."
A key player for United is Ruud van Nistelrooy, now firmly back in the team after having missed a large part of the season through injury. John expressed his admiration for his fellow Dutch striker.
"I don't think he's fully fit yet," John said. "But for me he's still one of the top strikers in the Premiership. He's just a pure goalscorer - that's his job. His finishing is unbelievable - sometimes you're just amazed that he can get the ball in from some of the positions he's in,
"Obviously United have got players like Giggs, Ronaldo, Rooney, who are all fantastic - but for me van Nistelrooy is still number one.
"But when we go there, we don't think about those names. We're not kids, we're professional footballers, and we know what we have to do. They're all good players, but we're going to go there and try to stop them, it's as simple as that."
John was also optimistic that, in contrast to United's fortnight, having had a two-week break without a competitive game will work in Fulham's favour.
"It's been good for us," he said. "The way it works in England where you play so many games over the Christmas period is very difficult, and we've had a run of matches where we've played in the week as well as at weekends, and that can be tough over a period of time.
"But we'll be refreshed now, and I would say that everybody can't wait for Saturday. We need to get some of our recent games out of our system now. We don't care if it's Manchester United or whoever - we just want to go there, play well and win."
With Fulham up against Manchester United on Saturday, Holland striker Collins John sat down at Motspur Park this week and looked forward with some anticipation to his first visit to the Theatre of Dreams.
"It's somewhere I haven't been before," he said. "And it's something I'm looking forward to very much. But having said that, all that matters is the result; our last few games haven't been that good, so it's important that we go up there and give a good account of ourselves.
"We know it will be tough, but playing against Manchester United is always good, they're a massive club, and hopefully we will come away with a good result."
The prospect of running out in front of sixty-odd thousand people holds no fear for the Liberian-born hitman - nerves just aren't a problem for the nineteen-year-old apparently.
"As soon as you start warming up you forget about the crowd and what's happening around you and just focus on the game," John said. "Even if you're on the bench it's the same - it's just another game at another stadium, everything goes out of your head except the game.
"We'll have a look around the ground before the match and enjoy that, but when the game comes, you don't see the fans or the stadium any more."
United were of course knocked out of the Champions League last week - in theory that should leave them even more determined to do well in the Premiership.
"You never know what the reaction will be," said John. "Our manager tells us we have to be hungry in every game; even if you can't always play good football you can still be forceful and try to win. We will need to do both on Saturday, but we know it's something we can do.
"A club like United will always expect to win every home game, so it will be tough. They're near the top of the table and playing well, but we won there last season and therefore everything is possible.
"History tells us that we can win there, and the manger tells us that we can do it, so we're going to go there and do all we can to get another good result.
"Of course we drew against them earlier this season, and we played very well against them in the second half. It was a very tight game without much space, but I thought we thoroughly deserved the draw.
"It will be tough, but once the referee blows his whistle it's just two teams out there, and we'll see."
A key player for United is Ruud van Nistelrooy, now firmly back in the team after having missed a large part of the season through injury. John expressed his admiration for his fellow Dutch striker.
"I don't think he's fully fit yet," John said. "But for me he's still one of the top strikers in the Premiership. He's just a pure goalscorer - that's his job. His finishing is unbelievable - sometimes you're just amazed that he can get the ball in from some of the positions he's in,
"Obviously United have got players like Giggs, Ronaldo, Rooney, who are all fantastic - but for me van Nistelrooy is still number one.
"But when we go there, we don't think about those names. We're not kids, we're professional footballers, and we know what we have to do. They're all good players, but we're going to go there and try to stop them, it's as simple as that."
John was also optimistic that, in contrast to United's fortnight, having had a two-week break without a competitive game will work in Fulham's favour.
"It's been good for us," he said. "The way it works in England where you play so many games over the Christmas period is very difficult, and we've had a run of matches where we've played in the week as well as at weekends, and that can be tough over a period of time.
"But we'll be refreshed now, and I would say that everybody can't wait for Saturday. We need to get some of our recent games out of our system now. We don't care if it's Manchester United or whoever - we just want to go there, play well and win."
Mr Collins 'Back to front name' John has another thing coming on saturday. Stupid fool...why dont they learn.
yeah, cos that was such a disrespectful, arrogant interview and everything...
Sorry, did he actually say anything at all?
I started reading the article, and then it was like cool air was being pushed through my head from left ear to right ear, I had a feint memory of embarrassment from my childhood, then I flinched back into a full, but shifted consciousness, where Fulham was actually called Hamful and Legwin Silvainski and Papa Smurf formed their midfield.
I started reading the article, and then it was like cool air was being pushed through my head from left ear to right ear, I had a feint memory of embarrassment from my childhood, then I flinched back into a full, but shifted consciousness, where Fulham was actually called Hamful and Legwin Silvainski and Papa Smurf formed their midfield.