MANCHESTER UNITED~kaloh pon dok atas lagi ke..huhuhu

devilito · Post time 26-1-2011 09:24 AM

25/01/2011 22:00, Report by Ben Hibbs
Spirit won us the game

Dimitar Berbatov says United’s resilient team spirit pulled the Reds through on a tricky Tuesday night trip to Blackpool.

The Bulgarian bagged another two goals to take him to 20 for the season – including the all-important match-winner – but he says he always believed the Reds could come back from a two-goal deficit.

“We are a team that believes that no matter how bad the game might be for us – whether it’s 1-0 or 2-0 we are always – we are always confident that if we can score one then we can score more. That was the case today,” he told ESPN. “We fought like a team, especially in the second half. The first half was not so good for us and Blackpool played a good game, but in the second half we showed spirit and we won.”

United just didn’t perform in the first half, and Berbatov says the players felt somewhat fortunate only to be two goals down at the break. But everyone rallied together at half-time. “You come here and it’s not such a friendly ground and the pitch is not as good as back home at Old Trafford, so it’s a bit difficult sometimes because the ball is jumping around,” he said, explaining a lacklustre first 45 minutes. “Blackpool played a good game in the first half and scored some good goals – they could have scored more in the first half. But, lucky for us, it was only 2-0. In the dressing room at half-time we told ourselves, ‘we can do it, we can do it’. And we did.

“Yes [the substitutions changed the game]. Giggs’s experience, his crossing of the ball and his intelligence made a difference. Chicharito is always going for goal; the only thing in his mind is to score. He proved that today. I scored a good goal as well, two actually, but it was the team spirit that won the game.”

gicks79 · Post time 26-1-2011 10:36 AM

“Yes [the substitutions changed the game]. Giggs’s experience, his crossing of the ball and his intelligence made a difference

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jAck666 · Post time 26-1-2011 01:47 PM

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epitome · Post time 26-1-2011 01:57 PM

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cak! · Post time 26-1-2011 02:22 PM

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devilito · Post time 26-1-2011 03:39 PM

Giggs main lagi next season.....

Tak_Syg_Mulut · Post time 26-1-2011 05:14 PM

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jAck666 · Post time 26-1-2011 05:41 PM

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Tak_Syg_Mulut Post at 26-1-2011 17:14

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dollah_mufc · Post time 26-1-2011 07:21 PM

booo main forum lagik ke? dah tak musim skrg ni huhuhuhu

gicks79 · Post time 27-1-2011 09:17 AM

booo main forum lagik ke? dah tak musim skrg ni huhuhuhu
dollah_mufc Post at 26-1-2011 19:21

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epitome · Post time 27-1-2011 12:02 PM

bila la pakcik neh nak pencen...?

epitome · Post time 27-1-2011 12:04 PM

yang belah kanan tu wat impact besar .... yg belah kiri tu xder impact
terpaksa la dia sambung kontrak lagi

cak! · Post time 27-1-2011 12:21 PM

yang belah kanan tu wat impact besar .... yg belah kiri tu xder impact
terpaksa la dia sambung ...
epitome Post at 27-1-2011 12:04

giggs 15 point..nani 10 points..berba 29 points

hardeyboyz · Post time 27-1-2011 12:27 PM

giggs 15 point..nani 10 points..berba 29 points
cak! Post at 27-1-2011 12:21 PM

punyala banyak nani shoot. 10 point ja kumpol?

dollah_mufc · Post time 27-1-2011 06:20 PM

boo abg gicks nak kahwen lagikkk

sha02 · Post time 28-1-2011 08:19 AM

Van der Sar to hang up his gloves

Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar will retire from football at the end of the season.

The 40-year-old former Holland international moved to Old Trafford from Fulham in 2005 and helped the Red Devils to three Premier League titles and Champions League glory in 2008.

Quoted on the website of his management agency, www.sport-promotion.nl, he said: "It is now time to pay attention to my family."

Van der Sar has been contemplating hanging up his boots since his wife Annemarie collapsed with a brain haemorrhage in December 2009.

"I cannot really identify a time when it [the decision] happened,'' said the former Ajax man.

"Let's just say that it was playing on my mind from the moment Annemarie had her stroke.

"She has fought back from it. We decided on another year in England and thus to stay at Manchester United.

"But, once engaged in the season, the thought of saying goodbye started to gnaw a bit more emphatically."

United goalkeeping coach Eric Steele believes Van der Sar will go down alongside former Red Devil Peter Schmeichel as one of the club's greats following his decisive penalty save from Nicolas Anelka in the Champions League final shootout against Chelsea in May 2008.

Steele told Radio Manchester: "Edwin will retire at the end of the season.

"It has been a mutual decision between the manager, the team and Edwin.

"He has been a fantastic servant. I was very lucky. I worked alongside Peter Schmeichel at Villa and I worked with Edwin for two and a half years.

"That penalty save in Moscow has elevated Edwin alongside Peter."

Van der Sar admitted it had not been an easy decision but he feels the time is right.

He added on www.sport-promotion.nl: "One minute you're out. The next, you question it again. I thought about stopping, maybe a year ago. It is a difficult process. After a defeat, I thought differently than after playing a few good games in a row.

"My age played no role. I am 40 years old, but I still feel fit.

"And then the decision came suddenly. Do not ask me how or why, but suddenly you know. That was sufficient.

"The time has come to devote greater attention to my family - although they have never complained. Everyone in the family has indeed always had to focus on me, but we have also had a lot in return."

The announcement will come as no surprise to United boss Sir Alex Ferguson.

"We are planning for this being his last season," he said last month.

Given his vast experience, Van der Sar is bound to be an attractive proposition as a coach, and has been linked with a role in Ferguson's backroom staff.

"Edwin is a player who would be of interest in terms of his knowledge and standing in the game," added the Scot.

Having stated on numerous occasions his regret at not bringing in Van der Sar as an immediate replacement for Schmeichel when the Dane retired in 1999, Ferguson will want to avoid being similarly exposed this time around.

Denmark international Anders Lindegaard has already been brought in from Aalesund, while Schalke's Manuel Neuer continues to be linked with an Old Trafford move.

Van der Sar started his career with Ajax in 1990 and enjoyed nearly a decade of success in Amsterdam.

He picked up four Eredivisie titles and three Dutch cups on the domestic front and savoured European success with a UEFA Cup win in 1992 and Champions League glory three years later.

Two years at Juventus followed before a switch to Fulham in 2001. He soon established himself as one of the most reliable keepers in England and attracted the attention of United in 2005.

Van der Sar was charged with the task of filling the boots of Schmeichel, who left Old Trafford in 1999 after a wonderful spell at the club which ended with a Champions League victory.

Mark Bosnich, Massimo Taibi, Raimond van der Gouw, Fabien Barthez, Roy Carroll and Ricardo had all tried and failed to command the United defence in the same manner as Schmeichel before Van der Sar arrived between the posts.

Van der Sar retired from international football after Euro 2008 and, although he briefly returned to help out Oranje coach Bert van Marwijk in two 2010 World Cup qualifiers a few months later, he hung up his gloves for good after that with a national record 130 caps to his name.

cak! · Post time 28-1-2011 12:35 PM

babai vds..

tp dia masih bleh main hebat lg walopon dh cecah 40

wanburn · Post time 28-1-2011 05:57 PM

"gua penat la main bola..gua nk berlakon plak la pasni..amacam..ade gaya rajinikant x?"

wanburn · Post time 28-1-2011 06:07 PM

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to Edwin van der Sar after he announced his retirement.

Dutch keeper Van der Sar has revealed he plans to hang up his gloves
at the end of the current season.
Ferguson is a big admirer of Van der Sar and he believes he is the perfect role model for anyone looking to become a goalkeeper.
"Fantastic - a magnificent person, professional goalkeeper, an absolute marvellous career he's had," Ferguson told Sky Sports News.
"He's an example to anyone who wants to become a goalkeeper.
"Edwin sails through life without any changes in it, he never changes, he has a consistent nature. He's unflappable.
"He'scalm, he doesn't look to search or press for himself, he's happy withwhat he's achieved in life and he's not searching for anything, he'ssuch a good man."
The United boss also maintained that the 40-year-old could return to the club to potentially take up a coaching role.
Vander Sar has been linked with taking up a coaching role at United whenhe retires and Ferguson has admitted he could try to bring him to OldTrafford in a coaching capacity once he has had a break from football.
"He'sgoing to take a break, and I understand that, but he'll have a part toplay whatever he does in football in a couple of years' time,"concluded Ferguson.