Manchester United Thread

[andy1967]

What a great day. This is why we are The Champions RVP a gooner . D Moyes just ended Arsenals run off wins, I thought he cound'nt beat the top teams, well he can at UTD






Don't forget we're in Decline

[andy1967]

Really

[matthed]

Great win for man utd today>>> Some help need sorry but can I get BT sport and setanta sports on my DM500 s Any help welcome

[thered]

to be fair i expected nothing less than a win against Arse, fergie has mastered a tactic to beat arsenal more or less every time, im pretty sure he will have passed it on too moyes

I thought we bossed the game although i was a bit concerned when jones went to centre half, i think thats his best position at the minute midfield breaking up and tracking play

Always thought Chelsea and city will be the teams to beat and despite the poor runs which has let us back in i dont see anything that changes my mind

[andy1967]

Adnan Januzaj - Player of the Month (October) - YouTube

[andy1967]

It was a poor performance but we're unlucky with injuries. 4 of our best players weren't playing today - Rafael, Vidic, Carrick and RVP, lets hope they come back very soon.

[leotheloin]

Bill Foulkes captained Manchester United in the aftermath of the 1958 tragedy
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Former Manchester United footballer Bill Foulkes, who survived the 1958 Munich air crash, has died aged 81.
Only Sir Bobby Charlton, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes have played more times than the Busby Babe, who made 688 appearances for United.
Club executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said "he will never be forgotten" adding, "he was a giant character" in the club's post-war era.
St Helens-born Foulkes played for United in their 1968 European Cup win.
On 6 February 1958, the plane that was carrying the Busby Babes back from Belgrade crashed in a blizzard after re-fuelling at Munich airport.
Twenty-three people died - eight players, eight newspaper journalists and seven members of backroom staff
After the Munich tragedy, Foulkes took over the captaincy and became a pillar of some of United's most successful teams.
He was a four-time league champion, FA Cup winner and European Cup winner.
Mr Woodward said: "He was a very gentle man, who I was privileged to meet on several occasions, including most memorably with his team-mates at the Champions League final in Moscow, 50 years after his heroics in the Munich air crash."
Foulkes made his United debut against Liverpool in December 1952 and went on to score nine goals in his career. He won his only England cap in 1954.
He joined the club as an amateur in March 1950 and began playing professionally in August 1951 after he left his mining job at Lea Green Colliery in St Helens.
Manchester United centre-back Rio Ferdinand tweeted: "Sad to hear news of Bill Foulkes passing away. Great servant to the club. Thoughts are with his family."
Foulkes left United in June 1970 and went on to manage clubs in the US and Norway.

RIP

[wongers]

r.i.p. bill foulkes a giant of a man

[andy1967]

RIP Bill a United legend.Hard as nails and scored the goal which took us to the 1968 European Cup Final.

Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester Utd. (Copa Europa 67-68). Narraci?n original alemana. - YouTube

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Manchester United: Plane aborts landing in Germany

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[andy1967]

No Manager has beaten a team in the UCL, 5 nill. SAF never has! D Moyes has.

[andy1967]

Happy Birthday R Giggs, 40 today He's played more games in the Premier League than Citeh has


Ryan Giggs, by the milkman who discovered him - BBC Sport

[andy1967]

Thought it was a pretty good performance and result. The game itself, as it always is against Tottenham was end to end. Win would have been nice but if we beat Villa in our next away game that will be 11 points from 15 away from home.

[andy1967]

Nike Ordem Football: Straight Down the Middle feat. Wayne Rooney & Rory McIlroy - YouTube

[thered]

Isnt it ironic, dont you think, a little too ironic, yeh i really do think

That we are 5 points behind Everton, after we stole their manager and paid 27M for Fellaini

We have the same players that ran away with the league yet we are struggling in almost every game, I think FERGIE was possibly even better than i thought. I also think Moyes probably biggest mistake was axeing the backroom staff

Talk of jurassic training methods started early into his reign from the dutch, probably no coincidence that RVP been injured a lot. Pressure is now building on him and we need a winning streak of 5 or 6 on the spin. I think it will come right but we cant afford too many more defeats even draws if we are to get back in the mix