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--------------------------------------------------------------------~-> There are 21 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Re: Re: Great performance
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
2. England Vs Argentina
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
3. UTD vs CHELSEA
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
4. FIFA 06
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
5. FIFA 06
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
6. Re: FIFA 06
From: natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com>
7. worked well
From: "wisdomking456" <wisdomking456@hotmail.co.uk>
8. Re: Reply to WTC
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
9. Re: worked well
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
10. Brucie on KEANO!
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
11. On Life, Post The American Leprechaun
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
12. Franco's Fascist Team, Richer Than Us?
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
13. More From Franco's Fascist Team
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
14. Didier Zokora
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
15. TV Deal Talk
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
16. Mini-Hun For United?
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
17. United Flags Flying High
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
18. Fergie's Trademark Woes
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
19. Freddie Adu Fancies Premiership
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
20. Picture of old trafford
From: "H@lby" <halbykvarghese@gmail.com>
21. Re: Re: Reply to WTC
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com> ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 10:56:51 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: Great performance the arses are the worst of them all!!!!! can't stand those arrogant arses Ash <ashleymillin@yahoo.com> wrote:Damn right you are. I lived in London for 3 years and it was
sickening the way Arsenal thought they are a great club on a level
with United. We've achieved more with even more players. Arsenal
only came to prominence with Viera and Henry but this will all
change soon as one half is gone. Last years cup final is best
forgotten. We wanted it more, we deserved it more and we gave more
than them. If it's any consolation, each time we play them if we put
up that kind of performance......kerching!!jackpot. It was just not
our day.
As for "special one", we made him. When Porto came to Old Trafford
and got a draw in the champions league he suddenly became the talk
of the town and everyone overlooked the fact he is just an
interpreter. But he's here now and we have to live with him. We
won't slip up like last season. We'll frustrate them all the way and
when it comes time for him to choose between the league and Europe
around Feb/March we'll pounce. We always have kicked in around that
time so until then....... be united, be strong because this is
Manchester United and we will not be silenced and roll over like the
Gunners and liverpool did. This time we fight them! --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> i will not give the arses a break!!!! i'll hate them if i want
to!!!!! no true manchester united fan will give the arses a
break!!!! so, don't tell me to give the arses a break otherwise
you'll make me very angry!!!!
>
> yoga@a... wrote:
> It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to
hate them
> that much.
> U should give them break for some times.
> Deadly love MU!!
>
>
>
>
> Samantha
Bond
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> hoo.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: [Manchester_United_2004] Re:
> Manchester_United_2004@yahoog Great
performance
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> 11/08/2005 03:18
PM > Please respond
to
>
Manchester_United_2004
>
>
>
>
>
>
> i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this
year.
> most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by
the way
> the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the
shop and
> you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like
maniacs in
> the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic
running
> around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight
with them
> but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to
file:
> pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
>
> cheers
>
> sam
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
> FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
> team but we still lost the match!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > result was in our favour
> > but
> > i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> > and everybody knows that
> >
> > but still it was a fabulous win for us
> >
> > well done!!
> >
> >
> > harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> > Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> > Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> > tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One".
Everything
> > that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in
abundance
> at
> > Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
> yesterday
> > making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win
yesterday
> > and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
> winnning
> > all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> > match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not
help
> > but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only
3
> > clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van
der
> > sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> > Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
> time.We
> > had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
> put
> > one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
> on
> > the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
> passion
> > for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> > match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
> was.He
> > surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
> is
> > United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
> say
> > to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
> a
> > disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
> at
> > Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
> win
> > over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
> taken
> > it.
> >
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 15:20:10 +0000 (GMT)
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
Subject: England Vs Argentina what a great match!!!!!!!!!!!!
beckham was brilliant
owen was at his cheeky best
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 15:22:20 +0000 (GMT)
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Subject: UTD vs CHELSEA CAN YOU GUYS,
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 15:23:52 +0000 (GMT)
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
Subject: FIFA 06 have u guys played fifa 06? Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
the arses are the worst of them all!!!!! can't stand those arrogant arses Ash <ashleymillin@yahoo.com> wrote: Damn right you are. I lived in London for 3 years and it was
sickening the way Arsenal thought they are a great club on a level
with United. We've achieved more with even more players. Arsenal
only came to prominence with Viera and Henry but this will all
change soon as one half is gone. Last years cup final is best
forgotten. We wanted it more, we deserved it more and we gave more
than them. If it's any consolation, each time we play them if we put
up that kind of performance......kerching!!jackpot. It was just not
our day.
As for "special one", we made him. When Porto came to Old Trafford
and got a draw in the champions league he suddenly became the talk
of the town and everyone overlooked the fact he is just an
interpreter. But he's here now and we have to live with him. We
won't slip up like last season. We'll frustrate them all the way and
when it comes time for him to choose between the league and Europe
around Feb/March we'll pounce. We always have kicked in around that
time so until then....... be united, be strong because this is
Manchester United and we will not be silenced and roll over like the
Gunners and liverpool did. This time we fight them! --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> i will not give the arses a break!!!! i'll hate them if i want
to!!!!! no true manchester united fan will give the arses a
break!!!! so, don't tell me to give the arses a break otherwise
you'll make me very angry!!!!
>
> yoga@a... wrote:
> It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to
hate them
> that much.
> U should give them break for some times.
> Deadly love MU!!
>
>
>
>
> Samantha
Bond
> <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@ya To:
Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com
> hoo.co.uk>
cc:
> Sent by:
Subject: Re: [Manchester_United_2004] Re:
> Manchester_United_2004@yahoog Great
performance
>
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>
>
> 11/08/2005 03:18
PM > Please respond
to
>
Manchester_United_2004
>
>
>
>
>
>
> i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this
year.
> most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by
the way
> the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the
shop and
> you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like
maniacs in
> the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic
running
> around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight
with them
> but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to
file:
> pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
>
> cheers
>
> sam
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
> FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
> team but we still lost the match!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > result was in our favour
> > but
> > i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> > and everybody knows that
> >
> > but still it was a fabulous win for us
> >
> > well done!!
> >
> >
> > harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> > Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> > Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> > tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One".
Everything
> > that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in
abundance
> at
> > Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
> yesterday
> > making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win
yesterday
> > and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
> winnning
> > all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> > match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not
help
> > but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only
3
> > clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van
der
> > sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> > Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
> time.We
> > had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
> put
> > one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
> on
> > the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
> passion
> > for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> > match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
> was.He
> > surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
> is
> > United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
> say
> > to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
> a
> > disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
> at
> > Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
> win
> > over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
> taken
> > it.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 15:23:35 +0000 (GMT)
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
Subject: FIFA 06 have u guys played fifa 06 Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:the arses are the worst of them all!!!!! can't stand those arrogant arses Ash <ashleymillin@yahoo.com> wrote: Damn right you are. I lived in London for 3 years and it was
sickening the way Arsenal thought they are a great club on a level
with United. We've achieved more with even more players. Arsenal
only came to prominence with Viera and Henry but this will all
change soon as one half is gone. Last years cup final is best
forgotten. We wanted it more, we deserved it more and we gave more
than them. If it's any consolation, each time we play them if we put
up that kind of performance......kerching!!jackpot. It was just not
our day.
As for "special one", we made him. When Porto came to Old Trafford
and got a draw in the champions league he suddenly became the talk
of the town and everyone overlooked the fact he is just an
interpreter. But he's here now and we have to live with him. We
won't slip up like last season. We'll frustrate them all the way and
when it comes time for him to choose between the league and Europe
around Feb/March we'll pounce. We always have kicked in around that
time so until then....... be united, be strong because this is
Manchester United and we will not be silenced and roll over like the
Gunners and liverpool did. This time we fight them! --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> i will not give the arses a break!!!! i'll hate them if i want
to!!!!! no true manchester united fan will give the arses a
break!!!! so, don't tell me to give the arses a break otherwise
you'll make me very angry!!!!
>
> yoga@a... wrote:
> It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to
hate them
> that much.
> U should give them break for some times.
> Deadly love MU!!
>
>
>
>
> Samantha
Bond
> <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@ya To:
Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com
> hoo.co.uk>
cc:
> Sent by:
Subject: Re: [Manchester_United_2004] Re:
> Manchester_United_2004@yahoog Great
performance
>
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>
>
> 11/08/2005 03:18
PM > Please respond
to
>
Manchester_United_2004
>
>
>
>
>
>
> i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this
year.
> most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by
the way
> the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the
shop and
> you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like
maniacs in
> the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic
running
> around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight
with them
> but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to
file:
> pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
>
> cheers
>
> sam
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
> FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
> team but we still lost the match!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > result was in our favour
> > but
> > i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> > and everybody knows that
> >
> > but still it was a fabulous win for us
> >
> > well done!!
> >
> >
> > harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> > Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> > Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> > tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One".
Everything
> > that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in
abundance
> at
> > Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
> yesterday
> > making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win
yesterday
> > and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
> winnning
> > all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> > match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not
help
> > but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only
3
> > clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van
der
> > sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> > Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
> time.We
> > had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
> put
> > one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
> on
> > the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
> passion
> > for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> > match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
> was.He
> > surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
> is
> > United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
> say
> > to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
> a
> > disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
> at
> > Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
> win
> > over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
> taken
> > it.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
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> >
> >
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 07:31:03 -0800 (PST)
From: natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: FIFA 06 umm..suprisely not yet kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com> wrote:have u guys played fifa 06? Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
the arses are the worst of them all!!!!! can't stand those arrogant arses Ash <ashleymillin@yahoo.com> wrote: Damn right you are. I lived in London for 3 years and it was
sickening the way Arsenal thought they are a great club on a level
with United. We've achieved more with even more players. Arsenal
only came to prominence with Viera and Henry but this will all
change soon as one half is gone. Last years cup final is best
forgotten. We wanted it more, we deserved it more and we gave more
than them. If it's any consolation, each time we play them if we put
up that kind of performance......kerching!!jackpot. It was just not
our day.
As for "special one", we made him. When Porto came to Old Trafford
and got a draw in the champions league he suddenly became the talk
of the town and everyone overlooked the fact he is just an
interpreter. But he's here now and we have to live with him. We
won't slip up like last season. We'll frustrate them all the way and
when it comes time for him to choose between the league and Europe
around Feb/March we'll pounce. We always have kicked in around that
time so until then....... be united, be strong because this is
Manchester United and we will not be silenced and roll over like the
Gunners and liverpool did. This time we fight them! --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> i will not give the arses a break!!!! i'll hate them if i want
to!!!!! no true manchester united fan will give the arses a
break!!!! so, don't tell me to give the arses a break otherwise
you'll make me very angry!!!!
>
> yoga@a... wrote:
> It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to
hate them
> that much.
> U should give them break for some times.
> Deadly love MU!!
>
>
>
>
> Samantha
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to
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Manchester_United_2004
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>
>
> i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this
year.
> most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by
the way
> the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the
shop and
> you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like
maniacs in
> the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic
running
> around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight
with them
> but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to
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> pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
>
> cheers
>
> sam
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
> FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
> team but we still lost the match!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > result was in our favour
> > but
> > i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> > and everybody knows that
> >
> > but still it was a fabulous win for us
> >
> > well done!!
> >
> >
> > harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> > Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> > Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> > tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One".
Everything
> > that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in
abundance
> at
> > Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
> yesterday
> > making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win
yesterday
> > and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
> winnning
> > all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> > match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not
help
> > but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only
3
> > clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van
der
> > sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> > Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
> time.We
> > had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
> put
> > one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
> on
> > the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
> passion
> > for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> > match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
> was.He
> > surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
> is
> > United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
> say
> > to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
> a
> > disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
> at
> > Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
> win
> > over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
> taken
> > it.
> >
> >
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 15:44:57 -0000
From: "wisdomking456" <wisdomking456@hotmail.co.uk>
Subject: worked well beckham and rooney worked well shame beckham not still at man utd ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 8
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 19:15:42 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Reply to WTC KUNAL ... doesn't really matter even if crespo and robben played for
the rent boys. the way our midfield played it doesn't matter who
the opposition was because they just totally outplayed them. i am
not sold on crespo on club level. robben is an outstanding left guy
but he doesn't like to play a rough game. chelski lost the match
and so we move on to charlton! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> i meant his stratergies were different from what jose would have
thought
>
> jose said before the kick-off that they are matching with us by
playing 3 in the middle.
>
> but , that wasn't the case as he played 4 in the middle as that
turned out to be a better option.
>
> FOOTBALL IS ALSO ABOUT STRATEGIES AND MIND GAMES.
>
>
> crespo and robben were not on the bench
>
> they would have been vital for the blues as they are quality
players
> robben playing with duff was electric last season and crespo is a
world class player
>
> AND DENYING THIS FACT WILL BE FOOLISH
>
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> were robben and crespo available for that match? were they even
on
> the bench? i wouldn't consider it outwitting ... the red devils
> just outplayed the rent boys on the pitch!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > the team selection from JOSE was a blunder.
> >
> > not playing robben and crespo.
> >
> > robben playing with duff was simply electrifying in the previous
> season
> >
> > i think SIR ALEX outwittted JOSE
> >
> > we played 4 in the middle which really helped us to tackle their
> big 3 in the middle
> >
> > they would have outplayed us if we were 3 in the middle
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > PRESTON .. i think he was right about our wingers giving the
rent
> > boys a hard time and our central midfield outmuscling theirs. i
> > think that's one reason jose substituted essien. wonder if we
had
> > the same result is robben was playing that day.
> >
> > Reni
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> > <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com,
> absolutely
> > scalding the blue jerks...
> > >
> > >
> > > 'Special One' needs new plan?
> > >
> > >
> > > By Norman Hubbard
> > >
> > >
> > > How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get
> your
> > loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder,
> one
> > of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and
> > watch him head in from an improbable angle.
> > >
> > > Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling
> > rearguard action.
> > >
> > > Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it
first.
> > Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's
> > unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to
> their
> > visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United
> that
> > they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit
giants
> > with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not
out -
> > and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital.
> > >
> > > Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and
> only
> > won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but
chinks
> in
> > Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are
> > starting to appear.
> > >
> > > A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded
in
> > five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked,
beaten
> by
> > a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored
> by
> > his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As
> Manchester
> > United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's
> full
> > backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central
> > midfielders come across to provide cover.
> > >
> > > United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated.
> Attacking
> > on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when
Chelsea
> > regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left
> John
> > Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman.
Man-
> > marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent,
> > something Makelele patently is not.
> > >
> > > But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most
> fitting
> > was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping
him
> > hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is
> the
> > man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more
> > ambitious alternatives are not available.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > "Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the
> midfielder
> > himself "
> > >
> > > Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes
for
> > more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their
> > usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and
> all
> > seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace;
> > consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot
> from
> > 20 or 30 yards.
> > >
> > > Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have
> > revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad.
Mourinho's
> > vision of two players for each position is well known; in
> midfield,
> > however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi,
> converted
> > striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra.
> > >
> > > James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at
> > Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more
> > physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his
> > tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan
> > Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea.
> > >
> > > Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the
> first
> > to react.
> > >
> > > Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a
telling
> > statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the
Premiership
> > and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0.
One
> > explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea
anyway,
> but
> > it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first
goal.
> > Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside
imperiously.
> > >
> > > For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal
> sufficed.
> > It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on
> defensive
> > foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or
> > Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are
> > below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned
to
> > fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his
> > scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the
> peerless
> > match-winner of 12 months ago.
> > >
> > > In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can
> > prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They
> may
> > have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint
of
> > mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken
that
> IQ
> > test yet?).
> > >
> > > And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the
> > international break. Having mischievously declared that he
thought
> > his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he
must
> > prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-
trick.
> > After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging
> > Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet.
> Suggesting
> > a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned
him
> > the admiration of the work-shy.
> > >
> > > With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he
can
> > turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank
> > Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a
plausible
> > alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts
wingers
> > and tightening up England's most feared defence.
> > >
> > > And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the
> > words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week.
Time
> to
> > tweak the master plan, Jose?
>
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 01:40:49 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: worked well mate .. get over it .. Becks is gone and will never come back. same
thing with Cantona, Butt, Schmikes, Coley, Yorkie, Phil Neville,
Pallister, Bruce, Irwin, etc .... no use crying over spilled milk.
we're not even sure if Fergie would buy Rooney if Becks was still
playing for us and playing like he normally does. Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, "wisdomking456"
<wisdomking456@h...> wrote:
>
> beckham and rooney worked well shame beckham not still at man utd
> ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 01:49:46 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Brucie on KEANO! "Where do you get another one like Roy Keane? It is very difficult.
I'm sure he's still got a bit to play. None of us will know what Roy
is thinking of. He will make a decision which is right for Roy. It is
always difficult when you've been there, seen it, won it, worn the T-
shirt like he has. It is always about the timing. But I think Roy is
capable of playing for another couple of years in the Premiership,
without question. Roy was fearless from the first day he walked into
United. Bryan Robson was just coming to the end of his career and you
needed a big player to go anywhere near filling his boots. I don't
think there could have been anyone better at the time than Roy. I was
fortunate to play with Keane, Robson and Paul Ince in the same team
at times. They were fearless and frightening. We didn't lose many! I
felt for him and Paul Scholes when they missed out on the European
Cup final after picking up a yellow card in the semi-final. But it
showed you what Roy is like because, although he knew he would miss
the final, he produced an unbelievable performance against Juventus.
That summed it up. He dragged Manchester United from 2-0 down to win
3-2. He was fantastic. It has to be your worst nightmare to be
suspended for a European Cup final but he put it out of his mind. He
is a great player and a legend." ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 01:54:45 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: On Life, Post The American Leprechaun 'Britons have a curious attitude towards foreign participation in
their home-grown sports. South African-born Kevin Pietersen was
hailed as an English cricketing hero during the summer. Canadian-born
tennis player Greg Rusedski is a firm favourite at the All England
club. Sven-Goran Eriksson, on the other hand, has recently been
lambasted for his lack of passion at the helm of English football. But for many devotees of the beautiful game, the purchase of
Manchester United by the American serial entrepreneur Malcolm Glazer
in May was the final straw. Fans issued death threats to the 76-year-
old businessman known as "the Leprechaun" for his ginger beard and
small stature. Even the new Archbishop of York, the Rt Rev John
Sentamu, was said to be "horrified" by the takeover. Yet despite all the sound and fury, season-ticket sales have not
suffered significantly. Average attendance has enjoyed a slight rise,
while the rest of the Premiership has been suffering a stark decline.
Fans even queued for autographs when Glazer's sons attended their
first match at Old Trafford, although one complains: "It took me
longer to get out of the car park while they were smuggled on to a
private helicopter." "We all felt that the focus would return to the team once the season
had got under way," says an Old Trafford spokesman. For the most
part, so it has proved, with loyal supporters resorting to a very
British sense of irony. "Rooney's scored a touchdown," they sang
after the potato-faced striker put United 2-0 up at Goodison Park.
The Mirror has had fun, too, with a regular column called Malcolm
Glazer Talks Soccer. "Yo, Sir Alec," it asked on August 29. "How many
dollars will it cost me to buy this pitcher Flintoff?" Not everyone has been so forgiving. Now playing nine levels below the
Premiership in the North West Counties Second Division is FC United
of Manchester (FCUM), formed in June this year by disenchanted
Manchester United fans. "This is not just a reaction to Malcolm
Glazer," said one member of the steering committee. "It is about
taking a stand for the vast number of ordinary fans who have been
priced out of the game in recent years." Season ticket holders at FCUM are certainly enjoying excellent value
for money on their £112 investment (compared with £684 for a season
ticket at Old Trafford). Their team is currently top of the league
and attracting crowds in excess of 2,000 in a division which averaged
only 71 a game last season. "There is a brilliant atmosphere on the terraces," says club
secretary Luke Zentar. Favourite chants include "Stand up cos you've
got no seats"; "FC United, the only club in Manchester not in debt";
and "Marginson's fruit & veg army" (Karl Marginson, the team's
manager, gets up at 3am every day to deliver groceries). Stars include Barrie George, who keeps goal for England's partially
sighted team, and Paul Mitten, grandson of the legendary Busby Babe
winger, Charlie Mitten. Rory Patterson - who was voted player of the
month in August - has gained the soubriquet "the man with no name"
after playing his opening matches with no number on his back. "We're not an anti-United vehicle," insists Zentar, somewhat
incongruously. "Many of our fans still support both teams, and we
announce the results from Old Trafford over the Tannoy." As the furore over Glazer subsides a couple of stops down the
Metrolink, the better-known Manchester United is, understandably,
more worried about its recent on-pitch troubles. "We bear them no ill-
will at all," says a spokesman.' ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 02:05:54 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Franco's Fascist Team, Richer Than Us? 'Real Madrid said it ended Manchester United's eight-year reign as
the world's biggest soccer team by revenue after signing players such
as David Beckham and Zinedine Zidane. Madrid's revenue increased 17
percent to 275.7 million euros ($332.2 million) in the year ended
June 30, according to accounts mailed to club members this week.
Bloomberg News obtained a copy of the documents. United, which hasn't
published figures for that period, had sales of 169 million pounds
($298.6 million) for the year through July 31, 2004. Since Florentino
Perez, 58, took over as club president five years ago, he's more than
tripled sponsorship and merchandising revenue even as the team
struggles on the field. Madrid, which won the last of its record nine
European titles in 2002, is trying to avoid a third straight season
without a trophy for the first time in 53 years. "The policy of
signing the likes of Beckham and Zidane is driving Real Madrid's
popularity," Oliver Butler, an account manager in London for sports
consultant Sport+Markt AG, said in a phone interview. "None of
Manchester United's players have the same kind of appeal." Madrid
expects to lift revenue to 300.1 million euros in fiscal 2006, the
accounts showed. Profit fell 20 percent to 30.3 million euros in the
latest period as the cost of paying its all- star squad rose 17
percent to 144.5 million euros. England's United had net income of
19.4 million pounds for the year to July 31, 2004. "The foundations
on which we face the 21st century are so solid that our identity and
leadership are guaranteed," Perez said in a statement in the
accounts. From a sports perspective "we want more," he said. The club
press office declined to comment. Madrid, like its Spanish archrival
Barcelona, is owned by its members. They will be asked to approve the
accounts at their annual meeting Oct. 2. United's profit in the six
months ended January 2005 slumped 52 percent after defeats on the
field eroded television revenue. In September last year, the club
forecast a 14 million-pound decline in full-year income from
broadcasting. United will file its accounts for fiscal 2005 by the
end of April 2006, spokesman Phil Townsend said. He declined to
comment on Madrid's accounts. Manchester United, whose players
include strikers Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy, has had the
highest revenue of any club since 1997, according to an annual survey
compiled by accountancy firm Deloitte & Touche LLP. U.S. billionaire
Malcolm Glazer returned the club to private ownership in June after
buying it for 790 million pounds. "United aren't ahead of the game
like they were four or five years ago," Edward Freeman, who ran
United's merchandising unit in the 1990s, said in a phone
interview. "They've lost the initiative in the Asian market." The 30-
year-old Beckham, signed from United in 2003, helped lift Madrid's
sales of merchandising such as jerseys by 67 percent to 50.8 million
euros in his first season, and by another 6.5 percent to 54.1 million
euros last campaign. Sponsorship and advertising income rose 78
percent to 45.9 million euros after Madrid signed an extension of its
jersey sponsorship with Siemens AG through the end of this season on
improved terms, the club said. It declined to provide figures. Madrid
players share 50 percent of income from personal endorsements with
the team. Youth Development United is unlikely to follow Madrid in
acquiring star players to boost revenue, said Leigh Webb, an analyst
at Panmure Gordon & Co. in London. "United prefers to develop young
players who become famous by winning trophies with the club," Webb
said. Glazer, 77, has yet to disclose his plans for the club, he
said. Madrid's France midfielder Zidane and Brazil striker Ronaldo
have six world player of the year awards between them. Like Alex
Ferguson's United team, Madrid failed to reach the Champions League
quarterfinals last season, when it finished second in the league to
archrival Barcelona. Madrid needs to start winning trophies or its
sales growth will be affected, Freedman said. "If you win the
Champions League your income spirals," he said. "You have to be
successful, if not in the short term then in the long term." Coached
by Vanderlei Luxemburgo, Madrid spent 77.2 million euros signing
Brazil forwards Robinho and Julio Baptista, and Spain defender Sergio
Ramos before the current season, according to the accounts. The club
got 42.9 million euros for selling Michael Owen to Newcastle, and
Walter Samuel and Santiago Solari to Inter Milan.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 13
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 03:24:01 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: More From Franco's Fascist Team 'Manchester United, who will cease to be a plc later this month when
the Glazer family compulsorily buy out the last few people who still
own shares, are no longer the biggest club in the world. United had enjoyed that position for eight years through their Stock
Market valuation and their income. But since the American business
tycoon Malcolm Glazer and his family finally succeeded in their
takeover battle at Old Trafford in May, Manchester United have been
de-listed from the Market and now Real Madrid, who have just issued
their accounts, claim they are making more money than United. Real Madrid's income increased 17 per cent to 275.7 million euros
(£183.8 million) in the year ended June 30, 2005, according to
accounts mailed to shareholders of the Spanish club. We will not know
what United, as a private company, earned for that period until next
April. Madrid's figures for last season are well ahead of what United earned
in the year to July 31, 2004, when their income was £169 million. An exultant Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid, said in a
statement in the accounts: "The foundations on which we face the 21st
century are so solid that our identity and leadership are guaranteed.
From a sports perspective we want more." For Perez this is justification of the policy he initiated five years
ago when he was elected president. His first step was to sign
galacticos such as Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo and David
Beckham. In those five years Perez has more than tripled the club's
revenue from sponsorship and merchandising. "The policy of signing the likes of Beckham and Zidane is driving
Real Madrid's popularity," said Oliver Butler of sports consultants
Sport+Markt AG. "None of Manchester United's players have the same
kind of appeal." The galacticos cost a lot of money in wages, and profits fell 20 per
cent to £20.2 million as the cost of paying the all-star squad rose
17 per cent to £96.3 million. However, Madrid expect to lift revenue
to more than £200 million this season. "United aren't ahead of the game like they were four or five years
ago," said Edward Freedman, who helped launch United's merchandising
revolution in the Nineties. "They've lost the initiative in the Asian
market." In contrast, Beckham helped lift Madrid's merchandising revenue by 67
per cent to £33.8 million in his first season, and by another 6.5 per
cent to £36.06 million during the last campaign. However, said Freedman, Madrid - who have been trophy-less in the
last two seasons - need to start winning or their sales growth will
be affected. "If you win the Champions League your income spirals.
You have to be successful, if not in the short term then in the long
term." ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 14
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 03:26:11 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Didier Zokora 'Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is weighing up a January
bid for Didier Zokora, according to reports in France. The Ivory Coast international is rated as one of the finest defensive
midfielders in Le Championnat following Michael Essien's move from
Lyon to Chelsea, and Ferguson has been impressed by the St Etienne
star. Speculation is rife that United could even propose a draft agreement
within the next month or so in preparation for securing the 24-year-
old's signature in the New Year. The Red Devils are keen to find a long-term replacement for Roy Keane
with Alan Smith gallantly filling in for the injured Republic of
Ireland international, who has admitted this could be his last season
at Old Trafford. Zokora does have African Cup of Nations commitments in 2006 but is
believed to be one of the names on Ferguson's wanted list. Indeed, the midfield pivot has already declared that both United and
Chelsea have been tracking his progress for some time. Bayern Munich star Michael Ballack has long been touted as first
option and it does seem certain there will be movement in that area
of the United squad come the next transfer window.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 15
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 03:34:21 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: TV Deal Talk 'Britain's new cable giant is planning an audacious bid to undercut
Sky by offering Premiership football subscription packages for as
little as £10 a month. The company to be formed by the merger of NTL
and Telewest is planning to offer an estimated £200m a year for
Premiership rights if the European Commission rules that no single
broadcaster can bid for more than 50% of the games. In 2003 Sky paid
£1.02bn for an exclusive three-year deal to televise all live
Premiership games. Simon Duffy, the new company's chief executive-in-waiting, said
yesterday that Sky had underpaid for football rights and a fairer
auction would generate more cash for clubs and better value for
supporters. He held out the prospect of some matches being shown live
on free-to-air channels. A bid from NTL depends on the Commission being successful in
restructuring the auction's rules. It is preparing legal action
against the league for failing to take sufficient steps to stop Sky
renewing its monopoly. In 2003 Sky won the rights to screen all 138
live games a season, despite an attempt by the Commission to
introduce more competition. Sky outbid all other broadcasters for the
four separate packages of matches. Sky's rivals support the Commission's view that the new contract for
2007-10 should limit any single broadcaster to 50% of the available
matches. Duffy said: "If you look at the way the Premier League has
been bid for and sold over the last several years ... the amount of
money going into the game has gone down and the amount of money
people have to pay to watch Premiership games on TV has gone up. That
can't be right." With a combined total of 5m customers, the new cable
company believes it has the muscle to take on Sky, which has 7.8m
subscribers. NTL plans a separate, dedicated Premiership channel,
with subscriptions costing around £10 a month. Sky Sports packages -
which include four channels showing a range of sports - cost between
£28 and £34 a month. "We want [football fans] to watch as many games as they can at the
best prices they can without having to watch a lot of other
channels," said Duffy. The cable operator believes the deal for the
2007-10 rights should also include live Premiership matches on free-
to-air channels for the first time. He told Radio 5 Live: "We believe
we can take money out of Sky's pocket and give it back to the game
and into people's pockets." and 'Richard Scudamore is paid hefty bonuses for securing the Premier
League's lucrative television deals. This has made him the highest-
paid executive in football. His first bonus in 2001 was £320,000,
which took his pay to £653,495. In 2002 Scudamore's bonus, specifically related to the Premiership's
broadcasting agreements, was £325,000, swelling his pay to £717,000.
The following year it was £200,000 out of his total pay of £628,000.
In 2004 Scudamore was paid a £400,000 bonus which gave him his
highest pay package of all: £866,000. He and the Premier League staff present the European Commission's
challenge, not without feeling, as a threat to a functioning league
and to payments to the Football Foundation - as a cracking up of
football as we know it. Yet it is true that Scudamore is rewarded
hugely for bringing his 20 paymasters their habitual TV bonanza. In the opinion of Labour MPs, many of whom represent poor
constituencies with dire public football facilities where fans cannot
afford to go to matches or where the local club has been in severe
financial difficulties partly due to the gap between the Premiership
and the rest, Scudamore may find the whole campaign a harder sell
this time round.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 16
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 03:37:24 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Mini-Hun For United? 'Hearts have confirmed that Manchester United have expressed an
interest in their starlet Daniel Galbraith. The young Hearts
midfielder, aged just 15, is one of the Scotland's brightest
prospects and a number of clubs have been alerted to his progress.
Galbraith is being tipped to be one of the stars of the forthcoming
Victory Shield tournament - which you can see live on Sky Sports -
and a host of scouts are sure to take an interest. Reports north of the border had suggested that United had already
lodged a bid of £50,000 - but this has been denied by Hearts' academy
director John Murray. "No bid has been accepted for Daniel Galbraith," Murray told
skysports.com. "Manchester United have been in contact and have asked to be kept
informed of developments. They have been looking at him for a year
now, but there is no offer from them. I do know there are other
clubs, from England, who are interested - but they have unfortunately
chosen to go behind my back and have approached the player's family
direct. Manchester United have had the courtesy and decency to
contact me - as they did when they signed David Gray. But that is
modern football, we would not be foolish to just say no to any club -
but Daniel is signed with us until next year, although he is
obviously not yet on professional terms." ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 17
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 03:42:55 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: United Flags Flying High OLD TRAFFORD EURO FLAG NIGHTS - Lille and Villareal Do you own a Manchester United flag? Be it one of those available outside the ground on the small sticks
or one of the great array of flags seen at Euro aways. Stretford End Flags have called for Old Traffords Euro nights to be
flag nights. If you sit in the North stand tiers 2 or 3 or in the East Stand
upper, then bring along your flags to be hung at the front of the
stands. On European nights, these areas carry no adverts and as a
result the club will allow you to hang your own personal flags here.
PLEASE ENSURE that the HEIGHT of your flags, is reasonable and that
it will NOT block the view of those on the tiers below. If you sit on the lower tiers and have sections of stand where the
green mesh covers the seats, you can also place your flags on top of
this, as long as they don't span accross exit aisles. The Stretford End banners will cover the normal area, so fans are
asked not to cover the Stretford End banners. Together, we can help improve the atmosphere and colour at Old
Trafford on these nights. ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 18
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 03:54:12 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Fergie's Trademark Woes 'Long-suffering referees on the receiving end of Sir Alex Ferguson's
tongue have never considered any aspect of the Manchester United
manager to be "devoid of any distinctive character". But a High Court
judge begged to differ, ruling that one of the most famous names in
football was simply too common to allow Sir Alex to trademark it and
secure the exclusive right to sell posters and photographs of himself. Judge Charles Hamilton had been asked to examine whether Sir
Alexander Chapman Ferguson may be registered as a trademark. A ruling
in his favour would have meant his name could not be used without
permission on goods and services from dolls and posters to pencil
cases and even magazine articles. In the case of posters and photographs and other written matter, the
judge ruled that the 63-year-old has no right and his name should not
be registered under the 1994 Trademarks Act. In a written judgment
almost as opaque as one of the Scotsman's press conferences, the
judge said that since Sir Alex's name was "devoid of any character",
its use on printed material did not convey a sense of who produced
the material and so did not enable that individual to capitalise
financially from using the name. Rather, it was simply a means of
identification. As such, it could not therefore be trademarked. Various extracts from internet sites showed that the name Alex
Ferguson was used to identify photo-graphs, posters and prints, the
judge said. "These references underline the importance that in
relation to certain goods, the mark should not be registered." Manchester United has refused to say if Sir Alex will bring out a
range of his own goods, so the man with the ordinary name is limited
to his £4m-a-year salary.' FROM BBC 'His lawyer Alan Fiddes said he would appeal against the decision
under the Human Rights Act. "Our argument is that Sir Alex Ferguson and other famous people are
being discriminated against because they are famous," he said. "A non-famous person would be able to trademark their image, but
because Sir Alex is already famous he cannot." Some footballers have successfully trademarked themselves in this
area by applying before they became famous such as Joe Cole who did
this before he was a West Ham first teamer. "He clearly had very good advice," Mr Fiddes added. Non-celebrities find it much easier to prevent the use of their
images on posters. Mr Fiddes said famous people were treated differently because the
regulators thought the public would not see the image being featured
as an indication of endorsement. "If we win, Sir Alex would be able to sue someone for trademark
infringement if they printed a poster with his name on it," said Mr
Fiddes. "It's another weapon in his armoury for him to stop people exploiting
his brand image." TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT Sir Alex, of Wilmslow, Cheshire, had hoped to get exclusive rights to
sell posters and photographs of himself. But trademark judge Charles Hamilton ruled the manager's name
was "devoid of any distinctive character". Sir Alex is also waiting to hear the outcome of a second bid to
benefit from using his name on goods such as jewellery, DVDs,
computer games and toy dolls. If there are no objections, it will go through on 26 November.' FROM THE TIMES 'SIR ALEX FERGUSON has claimed that his human rights are being abused
after he was denied the right to stop people from selling posters
bearing his name. The Manchester United manager had sought to gain
exclusive rights to the use of his own name on posters and stickers
depicting his image, but was rebuffed by the trademarks registry
because he is too famous. Charles Hamilton, the barrister appointed to rule on Sir Alex's
application, declared that other people should be allowed to use his
name on posters because the public would not see this as the
manager's endorsement. Alan Fiddes, Sir Alex's lawyer, said that the ruling was in breach of
his client's human rights because it discriminated against famous
people. Non-celebrities are allowed to protect their names on posters because
the public will assume that the name refers to the creator of the
poster as well as the person depicted. Some celebrities, such as Joe Cole, the England and Chelsea
midfielder, have been able to protect poster trademarks for their
names because they registered them before they were famous. Mr Fiddes said that Cole's case showed the inconsistency of the
ruling. "He applied when he was still young and he got it," he said. If Sir Alex succeeds, he will open the floodgates for other
celebrities who want to make money out of posters bearing their image. David Beckham would stand to gain hundreds of thousands of pounds if
he were able to control the use of his name on posters bearing his
image. He earns more from endorsements and merchandising than he does
from playing football. Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney have also protected their names for non-
poster merchandise including umbrellas, key rings, dolls and
medallions. Sir Alex has also applied for trademarks for a range of products
including clothing and commemorative coins. These are likely to pass unopposed. Mr Fiddes said that Sir Alex had
plans to exploit all of his trademarks, but declined to comment on
whether a Sir Alex Ferguson doll would be forthcoming. Mark Hickey, a trademark specialist for Murgitroyd & Company, said
that it was difficult to judge when individuals had become too famous
to be allowed to register their name for posters. GAME OF CELEBRITIES Celebrities cannot register their names for "image carrier"
trademarks, such as posters, but non-celebrities can The test is whether someone buying a poster would assume that
an "Alex Ferguson poster" referred to its subject or the person who
made it. Would-be celebrities can register their names before they become
famous. Other products may imply endorsement. Buyers of the Alex
Ferguson Player Manager 2002 computer game, for example, can assume
that it is endorsed by the manager.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 19
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 04:00:18 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Freddie Adu Fancies Premiership giving United and then Chelsea hint using the Mikel approach...he's
only 16 "I can't wait, it will be a lot of fun. Hopefully I will be at the
World Cup next year hopefully, the year after when I am 18 I will be
in England. Chelsea, Manchester United, those are my two teams right
there - I would love to play for either of those, but I am not
allowed to play in England, my preferred league, until I am 18. Pele
thinks I could be the next big thing or I could be great, if that is
coming from Pele - then hey you have to believe it" American coach Bruce Arena. "The fact is that he is 16, you know how they are at that age even
Wayne Rooney has his ups and downs. But in time we will recognise
what a good player he is." on the RN forum That boy Ronaldo 7 wrote: "Saw the interview myself.
My immediate concern was that he specifically mentioned United and
Chelsea, but towards the end of the interview he said that Chelsea
would be a dream as they had spoken to him over the summer. We all
know that for a young player that place is not right, see Wright
Phillips, how can he develop on the subs bench? I just hope United
are selling themselves to him, as he is impressionable and we can
offer a young player a lot more than Chelsea (bar money)...IMO, we
should be chasing this little fella for all we're worth. Bomber wrote: "His £1m sponsorship deal is with Nike, so there may be
some leverage there. His good impression of Chelsea comes from
meeting them during their pre-season tour. It's still at least one
more season before he comes over, and aren't we due to tour the
States before then. If he goes to the world cup, expect Tim Howard to
have been told to give him the fluttering eyelashes. He looks very
exciting. BTW, Mikel's "proper" agent still maintains he wants to
join us. Perhaps if FIFA rule for us, and we get him to Carrington,
we can bring him round. Aparrently the hotel he's staying in is paid
for by Chelsea, and his agent Shittu is in the next room." Snoopy: "I saw the interview and his cockiness in mentioning 2 clubs
in particular pi**ed me off. It seemed more like a very calculated
ploy to start an auction. Something more orchestrated by an agent
then the player himself. The whole interview, was punctuated with
very deliberate statements like "The Premiership, my preferred league" ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 11:53:32 +0530
From: "H@lby" <halbykvarghese@gmail.com>
Subject: Picture of old trafford dear friends this is the picture of our Old trafford stadium that i searched
from google earth.. isnt it amazing --
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 06:39:19 +0000 (GMT)
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Re: Reply to WTC WHATEVER!!!!
i know u r a MAN UTD fan like me
but i am also a FOOTBALL fan which probably u r not
now let's stop talking about chelsea an d move on to CHARLTON
"WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
KUNAL ... doesn't really matter even if crespo and robben played for
the rent boys. the way our midfield played it doesn't matter who
the opposition was because they just totally outplayed them. i am
not sold on crespo on club level. robben is an outstanding left guy
but he doesn't like to play a rough game. chelski lost the match
and so we move on to charlton! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> i meant his stratergies were different from what jose would have
thought
>
> jose said before the kick-off that they are matching with us by
playing 3 in the middle.
>
> but , that wasn't the case as he played 4 in the middle as that
turned out to be a better option.
>
> FOOTBALL IS ALSO ABOUT STRATEGIES AND MIND GAMES.
>
>
> crespo and robben were not on the bench
>
> they would have been vital for the blues as they are quality
players
> robben playing with duff was electric last season and crespo is a
world class player
>
> AND DENYING THIS FACT WILL BE FOOLISH
>
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> were robben and crespo available for that match? were they even
on
> the bench? i wouldn't consider it outwitting ... the red devils
> just outplayed the rent boys on the pitch!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > the team selection from JOSE was a blunder.
> >
> > not playing robben and crespo.
> >
> > robben playing with duff was simply electrifying in the previous
> season
> >
> > i think SIR ALEX outwittted JOSE
> >
> > we played 4 in the middle which really helped us to tackle their
> big 3 in the middle
> >
> > they would have outplayed us if we were 3 in the middle
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > PRESTON .. i think he was right about our wingers giving the
rent
> > boys a hard time and our central midfield outmuscling theirs. i
> > think that's one reason jose substituted essien. wonder if we
had
> > the same result is robben was playing that day.
> >
> > Reni
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> > <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com,
> absolutely
> > scalding the blue jerks...
> > >
> > >
> > > 'Special One' needs new plan?
> > >
> > >
> > > By Norman Hubbard
> > >
> > >
> > > How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get
> your
> > loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder,
> one
> > of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and
> > watch him head in from an improbable angle.
> > >
> > > Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling
> > rearguard action.
> > >
> > > Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it
first.
> > Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's
> > unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to
> their
> > visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United
> that
> > they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit
giants
> > with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not
out -
> > and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital.
> > >
> > > Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and
> only
> > won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but
chinks
> in
> > Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are
> > starting to appear.
> > >
> > > A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded
in
> > five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked,
beaten
> by
> > a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored
> by
> > his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As
> Manchester
> > United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's
> full
> > backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central
> > midfielders come across to provide cover.
> > >
> > > United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated.
> Attacking
> > on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when
Chelsea
> > regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left
> John
> > Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman.
Man-
> > marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent,
> > something Makelele patently is not.
> > >
> > > But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most
> fitting
> > was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping
him
> > hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is
> the
> > man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more
> > ambitious alternatives are not available.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > "Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the
> midfielder
> > himself "
> > >
> > > Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes
for
> > more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their
> > usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and
> all
> > seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace;
> > consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot
> from
> > 20 or 30 yards.
> > >
> > > Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have
> > revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad.
Mourinho's
> > vision of two players for each position is well known; in
> midfield,
> > however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi,
> converted
> > striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra.
> > >
> > > James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at
> > Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more
> > physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his
> > tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan
> > Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea.
> > >
> > > Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the
> first
> > to react.
> > >
> > > Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a
telling
> > statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the
Premiership
> > and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0.
One
> > explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea
anyway,
> but
> > it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first
goal.
> > Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside
imperiously.
> > >
> > > For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal
> sufficed.
> > It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on
> defensive
> > foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or
> > Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are
> > below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned
to
> > fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his
> > scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the
> peerless
> > match-winner of 12 months ago.
> > >
> > > In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can
> > prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They
> may
> > have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint
of
> > mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken
that
> IQ
> > test yet?).
> > >
> > > And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the
> > international break. Having mischievously declared that he
thought
> > his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he
must
> > prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-
trick.
> > After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging
> > Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet.
> Suggesting
> > a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned
him
> > the admiration of the work-shy.
> > >
> > > With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he
can
> > turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank
> > Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a
plausible
> > alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts
wingers
> > and tightening up England's most feared defence.
> > >
> > > And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the
> > words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week.
Time
> to
> > tweak the master plan, Jose?
>
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--------------------------------------------------------------------~-> There are 7 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Guardian On Glazers & FCUM
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
2. Reds are here, Reds are there
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
3. Fascinating Article
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
4. More Obi Mikel
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
5. Just read this!!!
From: Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk>
6. the great bid wednesday 7-0clock bbc1
From: "wisdomking456" <wisdomking456@hotmail.co.uk>
7. Re: Just read this!!!
From: lisa bradley <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk> ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 01:54:32 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Guardian On Glazers & FCUM Britons have a curious attitude towards foreign participation in
their home-grown sports. South African-born Kevin Pietersen was
hailed as an English cricketing hero during the summer. Canadian-born
tennis player Greg Rusedski is a firm favourite at the All England
club. Sven-Goran Eriksson, on the other hand, has recently been
lambasted for his lack of passion at the helm of English football. But for many devotees of the beautiful game, the purchase of
Manchester United by the American serial entrepreneur Malcolm Glazer
in May was the final straw. Fans issued death threats to the 76-year-
old businessman known as "the Leprechaun" for his ginger beard and
small stature. Even the new Archbishop of York, the Rt Rev John
Sentamu, was said to be "horrified" by the takeover. Yet despite all the sound and fury, season-ticket sales have not
suffered significantly. Average attendance has enjoyed a slight rise,
while the rest of the Premiership has been suffering a stark decline.
Fans even queued for autographs when Glazer's sons attended their
first match at Old Trafford, although one complains: "It took me
longer to get out of the car park while they were smuggled on to a
private helicopter." "We all felt that the focus would return to the team once the season
had got under way," says an Old Trafford spokesman. For the most
part, so it has proved, with loyal supporters resorting to a very
British sense of irony. "Rooney's scored a touchdown," they sang
after the potato-faced striker put United 2-0 up at Goodison Park.
The Mirror has had fun, too, with a regular column called Malcolm
Glazer Talks Soccer. "Yo, Sir Alec," it asked on August 29. "How many
dollars will it cost me to buy this pitcher Flintoff?" Not everyone has been so forgiving. Now playing nine levels below the
Premiership in the North West Counties Second Division is FC United
of Manchester (FCUM), formed in June this year by disenchanted
Manchester United fans. "This is not just a reaction to Malcolm
Glazer," said one member of the steering committee. "It is about
taking a stand for the vast number of ordinary fans who have been
priced out of the game in recent years." Season ticket holders at FCUM are certainly enjoying excellent value
for money on their £112 investment (compared with £684 for a season
ticket at Old Trafford). Their team is currently top of the league
and attracting crowds in excess of 2,000 in a division which averaged
only 71 a game last season. "There is a brilliant atmosphere on the terraces," says club
secretary Luke Zentar. Favourite chants include "Stand up cos you've
got no seats"; "FC United, the only club in Manchester not in debt";
and "Marginson's fruit & veg army" (Karl Marginson, the team's
manager, gets up at 3am every day to deliver groceries). Stars include Barrie George, who keeps goal for England's partially
sighted team, and Paul Mitten, grandson of the legendary Busby Babe
winger, Charlie Mitten. Rory Patterson - who was voted player of the
month in August - has gained the soubriquet "the man with no name"
after playing his opening matches with no number on his back. "We're not an anti-United vehicle," insists Zentar, somewhat
incongruously. "Many of our fans still support both teams, and we
announce the results from Old Trafford over the Tannoy." As the furore over Glazer subsides a couple of stops down the
Metrolink, the better-known Manchester United is, understandably,
more worried about its recent on-pitch troubles. "We bear them no ill-
will at all," says a spokesman. ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 01:59:39 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Reds are here, Reds are there 'English soccer's most famous club, Manchester United, has taken
centre stage in this year's hottest theatre production in Iran. Extra seating had to be set up on the stage itself to accommodate the
crowds who flocked to see Iranian writer-director Mohammad
Rahmanian's F.A.N.S, which depicts a dysfunctional, soccer-mad family
living in 1960s Manchester. Now embarking on an international tour including Sweden and Canada,
the play centres on the life of the Shelton family -- Frankie, Agnes,
Nancy and Sonny -- whose first initials make up the play's title and
its central theme. "I had wanted to write about prejudice-induced violence for a long
time until I hit on football (as the vehicle) and where on earth
could be a better location for a football play than England?"
Rahmanian told Reuters during a break in rehearsals. "The research for this work took two years. I went to different Web
sites, interviewed fans of several teams and all that made this play
one of the toughest ones I'd ever written," said Rahmanian, who has
never been to Manchester and has only briefly visited Britain. Despite the play's foreign setting, it struck a chord in the soccer-
mad Islamic Republic.
"I don't think it makes any difference where the story is happening
when it's about football," said Taraneh Alidousti, who plays the part
of Agnes. The play's central character Frankie is played by Parviz Parastoui,
one of Iran's foremost theatre actors and the lead in the 2004 smash-
hit comedy film The Lizard, about a convict who dons a cleric's robes
to escape the law. Frankie, head of the household after his parents died in a train
crash on the way to a Manchester United match, rules the home with a
cruel dominance, testing his wife Nancy, and younger brother and
sister Sonny and Agnes on obscure soccer trivia. But Frankie's grip begins to weaken with the arrival of a taxi driver
who supports fierce soccer rivals Manchester City and whose charms
prove irresistible to Nancy. Rahmanian, who assembled the script through improvised dialogues
during rehearsals, incorporated the real-life drama of the
disappearance of the World Cup trophy before the 1966 finals in
England to engineer the story's climax. Frankie finds the trophy and refuses to hand it over. His wife
objects and he breaks her arm in a fight prompting her to leave home
with her beloved taxi driver. Sonny hands the cup back to the authorities, but the pressure of
defying his elder brother causes him to fall ill and die. Frankie is
finally left on his own. The main set is a cross section of the Sheltons' home. The walls are
covered with old posters of United players and a clock frozen at the
exact time on February 6, 1958 when a plane carrying the team back
from a European game crashed at Munich airport, killing eight players. While the dialogue is fast-paced and often laced with humour, the
overall mood is dark and oppressive. "A hollow and distressed life is the only thing circulating in the
minds of the audience at the end of the play," the Tehran Times wrote
in a review. Rahmanian hopes audiences learn from Frankie's story. "Prejudice
leads to bullying and dictatorial attitudes inside and outside of the
family framework ... I believe all of us, regardless of our
differences, have a little Frankie inside us and we should confront
him one day," he said.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 3
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 02:12:42 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Fascinating Article 'When Manchester United's Academy boys glide from their dressing
rooms at the club's magnificent skill factory hidden deep in the
Trafford countryside, they run past 10-foot high photographs of David
Beckham, Sir Bobby Charlton, Duncan Edwards, Ryan Giggs and George
Best. "We want them to be inspired," said Rene Meulensteen, United's
skills development coach. They are inspired. In the ensuing sessions of drills and small-sided
games, the technique, ambition and vision of United's youngsters
borders on the breath-taking. "If this generation carries on
maturing," confided Meulensteen on Monday night, "they will
steamroller everyone at Under-18 level. They'll have skills coming
out of their ears." Sited adjacent to United's senior complex at Carrington, the Academy
heaved with 10-year-olds dropping shoulders, rolling the foot over
the top of the ball a la Zidane, and executing the type of step-over
that Cristiano Ronaldo inflicted on Benfica the following evening. At the end, as sweat and smiles lit up the young faces, Meulensteen
gathered the boys together in a circle. "You all have the ability,"
he told them. "But do you have the confidence to play in front of
10,000 people, 20,000, 30,000? Use all your time training. Don't
waste it. Learn. Train hard, work hard. Take responsibility." The kids ran off, replacing lost fluids with isotonic drinks,
laughing among each other about tricks they had tried out. They all
changed, some pulling on the shirts of their home-town clubs like
Preston and Burnley, and walked into the coaches' room to shake hands
with Meulensteen and his chatty staff. "Any kid who comes here will leave a better human being, and a better
player," said the Academy director, Les Kershaw. "We try to teach
them right and wrong things. When they come in, they come and shake
hands. 'Hello, how are you.' It's proper. When Sir Alex Ferguson came
once, one of the little lads said: 'Hiya, boss. How are you?' Two
lads misheard him and said: 'Hiya, Bob. How are you?' Bob!" Laughter is a constant sound at the Academy. Yet there is a serious
issue that United want brought into the open, much as it may
antagonise other clubs. United want to revolutionise coaching of the
Under-9 to Under-11 age-group, focusing more on developing skills in
four-v-four games than contesting blood-and-thunder eight-v-eight
club skirmishes. Sitting next to the famous 1970 photograph of Bobby Moore embracing
Pele, Meulensteen called for a fusion of English zeal and Brazilian
flair. "In Brazil, if a boy goes on the beach with a nice swimming
bottom on but he hasn't got any skill, everyone says 'you just sit
down'," Meulensteen said. "Here the football culture is more 'get
stuck in'. We are trying to marry the two cultures together. Wayne
Rooney has that character of wanting to win, and the skill to beat
players. "Why did Eric Cantona, Pele and Romario make the difference? Why does
Ronaldinho? Under pressure, they have the ability to create a better
situation. You can be as physically strong as you want, as tactically
well-organised as you want, but you can never beat players like
Maradona, Cruyff, Best or Zidane. They can unlock defences. "In the last 15 years, the emphasis has been on physical and tactical
development, not conceding goals and getting something from a set-
play. That's not entertainment. We have been relying on God-gifted
players - Cruyff, Best, Maradona - and once every five years somebody
else pops up. Somebody [Rooney] popped up at Everton a couple of
years ago. We want a development programme that gives us four or five
Rooneys." With United's Academy complex costing a third of the £27
million Ferguson spent on Rooney, it makes sense to groom your own. "We want players who can do the unpredictable like Rooney,"
Meulensteen continued. "I see too many one-dimensional players at the
top level. We inspire kids to take players on. In the attacking
third, it's all guns blazing. Sir Alex has been totally supportive.
He came and watched what the little kids can do and said: 'Carry on.'
The manager has experience of what it means when local lads come
good." Pictures of the class of 92, of Beckham, Giggs, Butt, Scholes and the
Nevilles, line the walls of Carrington. Kershaw worked with them and
is passionate about giving tyros time to blossom. "How many clubs
would have taken Scholesy on at 16?" mused Kershaw a few nights
earlier, while watching the Under-9s strut their stuff over on the
club's small-sided pitches at Littleton Road in Salford. "At 16, we could play Scholesy for only 20 minutes a game. He
couldn't run. He was a little one. Had asthma. No strength. No power.
No athleticism. No endurance. 'You've got a bleeding dwarf,' I
remember somebody said to Brian Kidd [the then youth-teamcoach]. 'You
will eat your words,' said Kiddo. If Scholesy had been at a lesser
club, they would have got rid of him and he would probably not be in
the game now. We stuck with Scholesy, a wonderful technician. How
many caps did he get? Sixty-six?!" In the 21st century, when street football has largely disappeared,
Kershaw asked Meulensteen to come to Carrington and hone the
techniques of the heirs to the Scholes generation. The Dutchman put
on a coaching demonstration for Ferguson and was appointed
immediately. "Rene has spells working with Van Nistelrooy, Chris
Eagles and Giuseppi Rossi, who all pick at his brains, but his role
is development of young boys," Kershaw said. "He is the best coach in
the world for kids." Raised in the land of Total Football, Meulensteen's obsession with
encouraging skills dovetailed perfectly with the creed of Ferguson,
Kershaw and enlightened Academy stalwarts like Brian McClair and Tony
Whelan. "Seven to 10 is the golden age of learning, so we work on
their technique at a young age," Whelan said. "Rene came in," Kershaw continued, "and said it was not helpful to
put Under-9 kids into Premier League eight-a-side football games
against other clubs with mums and dads on touchlines shouting 'get
stuck in'. When we played some teams it was like World War Three.
When we played Man City last year, we had to frogmarch a City parent
from the training ground. He was effing and blinding, telling the
referee he's an effing cheat. When we play City now, I tell the
groundsman to shift the rope away from the pitch so the parents are
20-30 yards back." United know kids will always be competitive, so they work on their
technique first and are prepared to "isolate" themselves from those
clubs sticking to Premier League rules. "In eight v eight, the three
biggest kids dominate," Kershaw said. "So we decided we would go on a
four-a-side programme of development that initially revolved
virtually solely around technique." United commissioned a report from Manchester Metropolitan University
which praised the "number of dribbling skills - step-over, drag-back,
Cruyff Turn, feint and others - demonstrated" by the Academy's Under-
9 players while involved in four-v-four games on pitches measuring 25
metres by 25 metres. Armed with this backing from respected sports scientists, United went
to the Premier League Academy directors' meeting and argued for a
change in the rules, replacing eight-v-eights for the youngest kids
with four-v-fours. As one coach present described it, other clubs
reacted to Kershaw's request as if he had "thrown a hand-grenade at
them". Kershaw himself said: "The supposed experts at other clubs
went: 'Bloody ManU, if they don't fancy it, they can pull out of the
games programme.' They didn't listen to the argument that what we
were doing was good for kids' development." Whelan sighed: "On Sunday morning, some clubs will travel three hours
to Newcastle for one hour's football of eight v eights for their
Under-9s. Some of the players stand around a lot of the time. We
refuse to go. It is far better to stay and train at home." As Kershaw
stressed: "Once a nine-year-old has learned a trick, it's like
learning his tables, it stays with him for life." Evidence that something special was occurring at United could be
found at Littleton Road with the merry bands of Under-9s and Under-
10s, on Carrington's indoor pitch with Meulensteen and the Under-11s
and outside under floodlights with the Under-12s. United have become
the Eton College of football. Practice makes perfect. "Experts reckon it takes 10,000 hours of
training to make a top athlete," remarked coach Eamon Mulvey. So
United ensure training is fun. "At the start we often put on a five-
minute DVD with tricks from Best, Maradona and Ronaldo. We'll
say, 'Who wants to be Ronaldo? Hands up.' Then they go off and try
the tricks in a game." All those skills are cultivated and paraded in the four-v-four
contests. "We feel like a voice in the wilderness," observed
Whelan. "We'd love it if someone else did a four-v-four pilot. We
need more allies. We do have some. Derby, Leicester and Liverpool are
good collaborators." Others aren't. "When we play Huddersfield or Stoke, they are so up
for it because they are playing against United," Meulensteen
said. "They work twice as hard. It's a battle. That cannot develop
players. One manager of another Academy said to me: 'I want to see
eight v eight and a nice cup of tea afterwards.' "Being technical director of the FA is almost an impossible job
because there are so many narrow-minded people out there. There's a
negative coaching culture in England. It's crash, bang, wallop
coaching. We are different. If someone makes a mistake, nobody has a
go at them." Kershaw agreed, adding: "Our poorest Under-16s are light-years in
front of anything they have at Bury, Rochdale and all those clubs. We
are producing very, very skilful young boys, who do the tricks and
compete. By the time they are 12, they are ready to enter 11-a-side. "The Premier League have a set of rules which now need a major
revision. But I am stopping going to Academy managers' meetings. They
just spout hot-air. We have little Tin-Gods trying to do big jobs.
Some clubs are in disarray with their Academies. The Premier League
should be saying: 'You out.' But they won't. "Barnsley's Academy was magnificent when it was built, but
unfortunately they have hit the buffers, they don't meet the rules so
they should be chucked out. We are continuing to invest. Other clubs
aren't. Chelsea were the worst, but in fairness they will be the tops
now. "The FA set up a system with Academies to develop kids to win England
the World Cup. I don't care if England don't get in the top 32 in the
world. My job is to get a player in United's first team. But he
doesn't need to be English. Rossi [the Italian teenager] has a
wonderful chance. He's like Jimmy Greaves: left-kicker, tucks the
ball away. But not English." With Kieran Richardson and Phil Bardsley maturing, the English
production line still rolls at United and will accelerate in the
future. "Some other clubs don't see English nine-year-olds as cost
effective," Kershaw concluded. "Some clubs would rather take a rag-
arsed Irish lad at 16, who is a hardened competitor because the
Dublin and District Schools League is tough but he doesn't have great
technique." And great technique is a quality cherished at the club
that produced Charlton, Beckham and company.' ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 02:16:20 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: More Obi Mikel 'Nigerian soccer talent John Obi Mikel finally spoke about his
relationship with Oslo football club Lyn, and his disputed signing
with top English Premier League club Manchester United. Aftenposten met Mikel and his fellow Nigerians at Lyn, Chinedu Ogbuke
and Ezekiel Bala, at their hotel suite on Thursday, and Mikel took
his first chance to speak his mind openly. Much of the interview
proved unprintable, as he vented his opinions about the Oslo club. "In the hours before training life is good. It's good after training,
too. But everything in between is boring. The worst is going to the
training pitch every day and seeing faces I don't want to see," Mikel
told Aftenposten. The Nigerian players have been sharing the $1000-a-day hotel suite
for over three weeks since international football body FIFA demanded
Mikel return to Oslo. Agent John Shittu, who wields the most
influence over Mikel and has claimed that Mikel was coerced into
signing for Manchester United, lives in another room on the same
floor. "Many Norwegians see people like us and think we're starving. We're
not going hungry. Look where we live. Lyn isn't paying, we are. I can
live without Lyn's money, I don't need it," Mikel said, but admits
that he and his compatriots are still getting Lyn paychecks. Mikel would not say who was paying for the room and refused to
comment if it was Premier League champions Chelsea, who have also
been linked to the Nigerian talent. Ogbuke and Bala returned to Oslo when FIFA forced Mikel back, in a
show of solidarity. "I wanted to cry when we had to (come back). But we had no choice.
FIFA said Mikel had to go. We traveled with him to support our
friend. We want to take care that he isn't harassed," Ogbuke said. Mikel said he was fed up with playing for a club he doesn't like and
tired of answering questions about Manchester United when he clearly
wants to go to Chelsea. In the meantime Mikel is counting down the days until the end of the
season, and his attitude appears to be affecting his play. Ogbuke has
played for Lyn instead, and performed so impressively he is likely to
start again in the Oslo derby against Vålerenga on Sunday. Ogbuke said that he has played well because he wants to keep his
reputation untarnished. "We like Norway. But there is something in Norway we don't like,"
Ogbuke said, and points out the window to Ullevål Stadium, where Lyn
director Morgan Andersen has his office.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 5
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 12:07:54 +0000 (GMT)
From: Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Just read this!!! Man, what a cheeky bugger
By NEIL CUSTIS
and NICK PARKER
MAN Uniteds dressing room was BUGGED during the crunch clash with Chelsea.
A transmitter smuggled into their Old Trafford changing area recorded top-secret conversations between boss Sir Alex Ferguson and his stars.
The taped exchanges were offered to The Sun by a middle man, but last night we handed them to United.
United chiefs launched a probe last night to track down the sneaky culprit who bugged their dressing room.
We obtained tapes secretly recorded during their 1-0 win over Premiership champions Chelsea and our man Nick Parker handed them over to Old Trafford director of communications Phil Townsend.
He said: We are grateful to The Sun for bringing this breach of security and privacy to our attention. We have launched our own investigation and if necessary will involve the police. The cheeky bugger was part of a gang that eluded scores of police, stewards and security staff to smuggle a radio transmitter into the Red Devils dressing room before last Sundays crunch clash.
He tuned into the bugs frequency from a position nearby and eavesdropped on two hours of conversation, which he recorded on two cassettes.
The Traffordgate tapes kick off with inspirational boss Sir Alex Ferguson sending his troops out on the pitch urging them to enjoy themselves. At half-time, with United already leading through a Darren Fletcher header, the 63-year-old manager can clearly be heard encouraging his players in his unmistakable Scots brogue.
He urges them to move the ball more fluently and gives millionaire stars including Wayne Rooney and Dutchman Ruud van Nistelrooy tips on improving their play.
He also stresses the need for tighter marking on Chelsea playmaker Claude Makelele warning his passing is a danger. And he instructs his stars to keep switching the play, stop giving away free kicks and keep the ball AWAY from the Londoners England international captain John Terry in the air.
The players then head out for the second half, with Fergies words of encouragement ringing in their ears.
Forty-five minutes later, they return whooping with delight after clinching the victory which ended the Blues 40-game unbeaten run.
United stars are heard on the tape congratulating each other and urging one another to maintain their winning form. Defender Rio Ferdinand comments that the win will have silenced the teams critics.
He also praises midfield ace Paul Scholes and is heard questioning a team-mate about his plans for the evening.
Other stars are heard congratulating Fletcher on his winning goal.
Striker Wayne Rooney a former Everton hero asks if anybody knows the score from the Merseyside clubs game. Hilarious exchanges then ensue as the players watch Sir Alex SWEARING in a Sky Sports interview when asked if he had ever faced such pressure to win.
The recording captures a huge cheer and laughter as the manager spits out the word b*******.
Players then mimic their boss, repeating the swearword amid further laughter.
But the mood changes when Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho is heard giving his post-match interview on the dressing room TV. As the Portuguese appears, shouts of abuse ring out.
Jeers greet his suggestion that his teams defeat was down to bad luck and his claim that United employed defensive tactics.
Mourinho is heard declaring: We have shown why Chelsea are champions. But a United player reminds him that his team lost.
Fergie, who has been in Dubai this week launching a Man United soccer school, was beside himself with fury last night as The Sun revealed the sensational bug plot. Our investigators were offered the tapes by a middle man along with further recordings.
He said the gang had already set in motion plans to bug Mourinho and the Chelsea team during their next Premiership match.
They demanded tens of thousands of pounds for the two tapes and MORE if recorded conversations contained juicy information.
The scandal will send shock waves through every Premiership and Football League club.
Officials will be forced to draft in surveillance specialists to carry out high-tech sweeps of all sensitive areas of soccer stadia.
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Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 13:10:14 -0000
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Subject: the great bid wednesday 7-0clock bbc1 the man utd players are on it ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 14:34:35 +0000 (GMT)
From: lisa bradley <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Just read this!!! I know i couldnt believe it when i seen in on front of the paper this morning, i am accusing anyone but i think he has to be sumone in chelsea or supports chelsea or even sumone who works for utd and feeding chelsea info, or it cud even be a utd fan.......its just strange that it happened on the biggest game of the season Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:Man, what a cheeky bugger
By NEIL CUSTIS
and NICK PARKER
MAN Uniteds dressing room was BUGGED during the crunch clash with Chelsea.
A transmitter smuggled into their Old Trafford changing area recorded top-secret conversations between boss Sir Alex Ferguson and his stars.
The taped exchanges were offered to The Sun by a middle man, but last night we handed them to United.
United chiefs launched a probe last night to track down the sneaky culprit who bugged their dressing room.
We obtained tapes secretly recorded during their 1-0 win over Premiership champions Chelsea and our man Nick Parker handed them over to Old Trafford director of communications Phil Townsend.
He said: We are grateful to The Sun for bringing this breach of security and privacy to our attention. We have launched our own investigation and if necessary will involve the police. The cheeky bugger was part of a gang that eluded scores of police, stewards and security staff to smuggle a radio transmitter into the Red Devils dressing room before last Sundays crunch clash.
He tuned into the bugs frequency from a position nearby and eavesdropped on two hours of conversation, which he recorded on two cassettes.
The Traffordgate tapes kick off with inspirational boss Sir Alex Ferguson sending his troops out on the pitch urging them to enjoy themselves. At half-time, with United already leading through a Darren Fletcher header, the 63-year-old manager can clearly be heard encouraging his players in his unmistakable Scots brogue.
He urges them to move the ball more fluently and gives millionaire stars including Wayne Rooney and Dutchman Ruud van Nistelrooy tips on improving their play.
He also stresses the need for tighter marking on Chelsea playmaker Claude Makelele warning his passing is a danger. And he instructs his stars to keep switching the play, stop giving away free kicks and keep the ball AWAY from the Londoners England international captain John Terry in the air.
The players then head out for the second half, with Fergies words of encouragement ringing in their ears.
Forty-five minutes later, they return whooping with delight after clinching the victory which ended the Blues 40-game unbeaten run.
United stars are heard on the tape congratulating each other and urging one another to maintain their winning form. Defender Rio Ferdinand comments that the win will have silenced the teams critics.
He also praises midfield ace Paul Scholes and is heard questioning a team-mate about his plans for the evening.
Other stars are heard congratulating Fletcher on his winning goal.
Striker Wayne Rooney a former Everton hero asks if anybody knows the score from the Merseyside clubs game. Hilarious exchanges then ensue as the players watch Sir Alex SWEARING in a Sky Sports interview when asked if he had ever faced such pressure to win.
The recording captures a huge cheer and laughter as the manager spits out the word b*******.
Players then mimic their boss, repeating the swearword amid further laughter.
But the mood changes when Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho is heard giving his post-match interview on the dressing room TV. As the Portuguese appears, shouts of abuse ring out.
Jeers greet his suggestion that his teams defeat was down to bad luck and his claim that United employed defensive tactics.
Mourinho is heard declaring: We have shown why Chelsea are champions. But a United player reminds him that his team lost.
Fergie, who has been in Dubai this week launching a Man United soccer school, was beside himself with fury last night as The Sun revealed the sensational bug plot. Our investigators were offered the tapes by a middle man along with further recordings.
He said the gang had already set in motion plans to bug Mourinho and the Chelsea team during their next Premiership match.
They demanded tens of thousands of pounds for the two tapes and MORE if recorded conversations contained juicy information.
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From: Sailesh Ganesh <saileshganesh@yahoo.co.in>
2. Re: Re: Great performance
From: yoga@asc.co.id
3. Re: Re: Great performance
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
4. Poll results for Manchester_United_2004
From: Manchester_United_2004
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From: "wisdomking456" <wisdomking456@hotmail.co.uk>
6. Re: Great performance
From: "Ash" <ashleymillin@yahoo.com>
7. Re: i think sir alex outwitted jose
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
8. Reply to WTC
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com> ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1
Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 16:37:23 -0800 (PST)
From: Sailesh Ganesh <saileshganesh@yahoo.co.in>
Subject: Re: Re: i think sir alex outwitted jose Heya guys
Its been a long time since I last posted (quite simply, I was too freakin busy), so here goes.
First up, great victory by the lads, they deserve every bit of the accolades that has come their way. I admit I was among those who did not think we could win the game - I'd have been satisfied with a draw, though I was hoping we would sneak a win - but the performance left me floored, and made me a believer again. Admittedly, not playing Robben played into our hands, but Chelsea still had the strongest side on paper in the premiership playing for them. Manchester United has the quality to win the premiership, and the champions league. The important question then is why did they not perform against Middlesborough and Lillee? Were they just not arsed to perform, is it that the team can only lift itself for the big games? If that is the case, then it is a very sad situation, but I can only hope that the team builds on from this performance and avoids a repeat of last season where after defeating Arsenal, they went on a miserable run. All that I demand is consistent
performances by the players, and the rest of the world can keep watching as we sweep everything in sight! I truly believe after one game that we can do it, but only if the players put in that extra effort.
Positive points of the game:
Ronaldo showed us what he can do on his day. He kept the Chelsea defenders busy all the time with his direct running and caused them all sorts of problems that prevented them from settling into a rhythm.
Fletcher showed us that he has the talent to perform. Too often, we've seen mediocre performances from him, almost as if he is afraid to do the audacious, but when he tries his best, and sheds his inhibitions, he can be a very good player. Anyone remember the FA Cup semi-final two seasons ago against the Arse (and the final against Milwall?) where Fletcher dominated the center of midfield? We saw that again on Saturday - except it was a domination of the right flank.
Ferdinand reminded us again of why we paid £30m to sign him. Except for an early lapse of concentration, he defended with grit (whats that again??). More performances like that and we can play a gung-ho style of football and yet expect not to concede.
Smithy proved that given time, he can take on Keano's role as a defensive midfielder. Yet again, it has been shown how vital the central midfield role is, as Smithy never let Chelski get comfortable on the ball. Those 3 tackles in as many seconds will never be forgotten.
4-4-2 is the way to go. All our recent good performances have stemmed from a 4-4-2 formation. It works when Smithy plays like hes in the form of his life. It works when the wingers are prepared to go forward at the drop of a hat. It was nostalgic the way we had 4 playing up front at times, it certainly caused Chelsea lots of problems, and they were simply unable to cope with it.
Most importantly, the team showed a lot of soul, and played with the spirit that we associate Manchester United with. Long may performances like this continue.
Btw, Kunal, we played only 2 in the middle (Smithy and Scholesy), and not 4 as you suggested. Ronaldo and Fletcher played on the wings and provided invaluable width for us, and that was what made the difference at the end of the day.
Sailesh
kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com> wrote: the team selection from JOSE was a blunder.
not playing robben and crespo.
robben playing with duff was simply electrifying in the previous season
i think SIR ALEX outwittted JOSE
we played 4 in the middle which really helped us to tackle their big 3 in the middle
they would have outplayed us if we were 3 in the middle
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Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 11:12:48 +0700
From: yoga@asc.co.id
Subject: Re: Re: Great performance It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to hate them
that much.
U should give them break for some times.
Deadly love MU!!
Samantha Bond
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i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this year.
most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by the way
the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the shop and
you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like maniacs in
the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic running
around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight with them
but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to file:
pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!! cheers sam "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
team but we still lost the match! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> result was in our favour
> but
> i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> and everybody knows that
>
> but still it was a fabulous win for us
>
> well done!!
>
>
> harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One". Everything
> that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in abundance
at
> Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
yesterday
> making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win yesterday
> and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
winnning
> all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not help
> but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only 3
> clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van der
> sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
time.We
> had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
put
> one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
on
> the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
passion
> for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
was.He
> surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
is
> United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
say
> to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
a
> disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
at
> Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
win
> over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
taken
> it.
>
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Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 08:09:18 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: Great performance i will not give the arses a break!!!! i'll hate them if i want to!!!!! no true manchester united fan will give the arses a break!!!! so, don't tell me to give the arses a break otherwise you'll make me very angry!!!! yoga@asc.co.id wrote:
It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to hate them
that much.
U should give them break for some times.
Deadly love MU!!
Samantha Bond
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i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this year.
most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by the way
the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the shop and
you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like maniacs in
the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic running
around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight with them
but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to file:
pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!! cheers sam "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
team but we still lost the match! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> result was in our favour
> but
> i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> and everybody knows that
>
> but still it was a fabulous win for us
>
> well done!!
>
>
> harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One". Everything
> that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in abundance
at
> Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
yesterday
> making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win yesterday
> and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
winnning
> all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not help
> but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only 3
> clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van der
> sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
time.We
> had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
put
> one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
on
> the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
passion
> for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
was.He
> surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
is
> United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
say
> to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
a
> disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
at
> Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
win
> over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
taken
> it.
>
>
>
>
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Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 13:33:40 -0000
From: "Ash" <ashleymillin@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Great performance Damn right you are. I lived in London for 3 years and it was
sickening the way Arsenal thought they are a great club on a level
with United. We've achieved more with even more players. Arsenal
only came to prominence with Viera and Henry but this will all
change soon as one half is gone. Last years cup final is best
forgotten. We wanted it more, we deserved it more and we gave more
than them. If it's any consolation, each time we play them if we put
up that kind of performance......kerching!!jackpot. It was just not
our day.
As for "special one", we made him. When Porto came to Old Trafford
and got a draw in the champions league he suddenly became the talk
of the town and everyone overlooked the fact he is just an
interpreter. But he's here now and we have to live with him. We
won't slip up like last season. We'll frustrate them all the way and
when it comes time for him to choose between the league and Europe
around Feb/March we'll pounce. We always have kicked in around that
time so until then....... be united, be strong because this is
Manchester United and we will not be silenced and roll over like the
Gunners and liverpool did. This time we fight them! --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> i will not give the arses a break!!!! i'll hate them if i want
to!!!!! no true manchester united fan will give the arses a
break!!!! so, don't tell me to give the arses a break otherwise
you'll make me very angry!!!!
>
> yoga@a... wrote:
> It's okay when u dislike arsenal as the club, but u don't need to
hate them
> that much.
> U should give them break for some times.
> Deadly love MU!!
>
>
>
>
> Samantha
Bond
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>
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>
> i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this
year.
> most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by
the way
> the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the
shop and
> you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like
maniacs in
> the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic
running
> around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight
with them
> but my brother pulled me away from them (Embedded image moved to
file:
> pic08723.gif) i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
>
> cheers
>
> sam
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
> FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
> team but we still lost the match!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
> <kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
> >
> > result was in our favour
> > but
> > i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> > and everybody knows that
> >
> > but still it was a fabulous win for us
> >
> > well done!!
> >
> >
> > harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> > Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> > Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> > tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One".
Everything
> > that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in
abundance
> at
> > Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
> yesterday
> > making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win
yesterday
> > and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
> winnning
> > all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> > match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not
help
> > but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only
3
> > clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van
der
> > sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> > Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
> time.We
> > had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
> put
> > one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
> on
> > the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
> passion
> > for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> > match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
> was.He
> > surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
> is
> > United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
> say
> > to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
> a
> > disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
> at
> > Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
> win
> > over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
> taken
> > it.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: i think sir alex outwitted jose were robben and crespo available for that match? were they even on
the bench? i wouldn't consider it outwitting ... the red devils
just outplayed the rent boys on the pitch! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> the team selection from JOSE was a blunder.
>
> not playing robben and crespo.
>
> robben playing with duff was simply electrifying in the previous
season
>
> i think SIR ALEX outwittted JOSE
>
> we played 4 in the middle which really helped us to tackle their
big 3 in the middle
>
> they would have outplayed us if we were 3 in the middle
>
>
>
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> PRESTON .. i think he was right about our wingers giving the rent
> boys a hard time and our central midfield outmuscling theirs. i
> think that's one reason jose substituted essien. wonder if we had
> the same result is robben was playing that day.
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com,
absolutely
> scalding the blue jerks...
> >
> >
> > 'Special One' needs new plan?
> >
> >
> > By Norman Hubbard
> >
> >
> > How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get
your
> loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder,
one
> of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and
> watch him head in from an improbable angle.
> >
> > Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling
> rearguard action.
> >
> > Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it first.
> Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's
> unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to
their
> visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United
that
> they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit giants
> with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not out -
> and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital.
> >
> > Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and
only
> won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but chinks
in
> Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are
> starting to appear.
> >
> > A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded in
> five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked, beaten
by
> a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored
by
> his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As
Manchester
> United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's
full
> backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central
> midfielders come across to provide cover.
> >
> > United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated.
Attacking
> on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when Chelsea
> regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left
John
> Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman. Man-
> marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent,
> something Makelele patently is not.
> >
> > But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most
fitting
> was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping him
> hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is
the
> man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more
> ambitious alternatives are not available.
> >
> >
> >
> > "Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the
midfielder
> himself "
> >
> > Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes for
> more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their
> usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and
all
> seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace;
> consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot
from
> 20 or 30 yards.
> >
> > Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have
> revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad. Mourinho's
> vision of two players for each position is well known; in
midfield,
> however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi,
converted
> striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra.
> >
> > James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at
> Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more
> physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his
> tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan
> Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea.
> >
> > Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the
first
> to react.
> >
> > Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a telling
> statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the Premiership
> and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0. One
> explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea anyway,
but
> it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first goal.
> Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside imperiously.
> >
> > For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal
sufficed.
> It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on
defensive
> foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or
> Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are
> below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned to
> fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his
> scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the
peerless
> match-winner of 12 months ago.
> >
> > In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can
> prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They
may
> have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint of
> mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken that
IQ
> test yet?).
> >
> > And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the
> international break. Having mischievously declared that he thought
> his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he must
> prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-trick.
> After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging
> Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet.
Suggesting
> a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned him
> the admiration of the work-shy.
> >
> > With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he can
> turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank
> Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a plausible
> alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts wingers
> and tightening up England's most feared defence.
> >
> > And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the
> words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week. Time
to
> tweak the master plan, Jose? ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 8
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 18:23:26 +0000 (GMT)
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
Subject: Reply to WTC i meant his stratergies were different from what jose would have thought
jose said before the kick-off that they are matching with us by playing 3 in the middle.
but , that wasn't the case as he played 4 in the middle as that turned out to be a better option.
FOOTBALL IS ALSO ABOUT STRATEGIES AND MIND GAMES.
crespo and robben were not on the bench
they would have been vital for the blues as they are quality players
robben playing with duff was electric last season and crespo is a world class player
AND DENYING THIS FACT WILL BE FOOLISH "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
were robben and crespo available for that match? were they even on
the bench? i wouldn't consider it outwitting ... the red devils
just outplayed the rent boys on the pitch! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> the team selection from JOSE was a blunder.
>
> not playing robben and crespo.
>
> robben playing with duff was simply electrifying in the previous
season
>
> i think SIR ALEX outwittted JOSE
>
> we played 4 in the middle which really helped us to tackle their
big 3 in the middle
>
> they would have outplayed us if we were 3 in the middle
>
>
>
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> PRESTON .. i think he was right about our wingers giving the rent
> boys a hard time and our central midfield outmuscling theirs. i
> think that's one reason jose substituted essien. wonder if we had
> the same result is robben was playing that day.
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com,
absolutely
> scalding the blue jerks...
> >
> >
> > 'Special One' needs new plan?
> >
> >
> > By Norman Hubbard
> >
> >
> > How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get
your
> loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder,
one
> of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and
> watch him head in from an improbable angle.
> >
> > Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling
> rearguard action.
> >
> > Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it first.
> Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's
> unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to
their
> visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United
that
> they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit giants
> with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not out -
> and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital.
> >
> > Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and
only
> won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but chinks
in
> Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are
> starting to appear.
> >
> > A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded in
> five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked, beaten
by
> a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored
by
> his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As
Manchester
> United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's
full
> backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central
> midfielders come across to provide cover.
> >
> > United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated.
Attacking
> on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when Chelsea
> regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left
John
> Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman. Man-
> marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent,
> something Makelele patently is not.
> >
> > But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most
fitting
> was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping him
> hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is
the
> man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more
> ambitious alternatives are not available.
> >
> >
> >
> > "Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the
midfielder
> himself "
> >
> > Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes for
> more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their
> usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and
all
> seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace;
> consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot
from
> 20 or 30 yards.
> >
> > Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have
> revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad. Mourinho's
> vision of two players for each position is well known; in
midfield,
> however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi,
converted
> striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra.
> >
> > James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at
> Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more
> physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his
> tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan
> Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea.
> >
> > Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the
first
> to react.
> >
> > Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a telling
> statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the Premiership
> and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0. One
> explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea anyway,
but
> it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first goal.
> Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside imperiously.
> >
> > For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal
sufficed.
> It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on
defensive
> foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or
> Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are
> below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned to
> fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his
> scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the
peerless
> match-winner of 12 months ago.
> >
> > In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can
> prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They
may
> have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint of
> mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken that
IQ
> test yet?).
> >
> > And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the
> international break. Having mischievously declared that he thought
> his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he must
> prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-trick.
> After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging
> Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet.
Suggesting
> a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned him
> the admiration of the work-shy.
> >
> > With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he can
> turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank
> Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a plausible
> alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts wingers
> and tightening up England's most feared defence.
> >
> > And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the
> words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week. Time
to
> tweak the master plan, Jose? SPONSORED LINKS
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From: "H@lby" <halbykvarghese@gmail.com>
2. Re: Re: slaves
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
3. Bravo Soccernet!
From: Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk>
4. Bravo Soccernet!
From: Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk>
5. its bit late
From: "wisdomking456" <wisdomking456@hotmail.co.uk>
6. Re: its bit late
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
7. Re: slaves
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
8. Re: Bravo Soccernet!
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
9. Glazer News
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
10. UEFA Plans To Fail
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
11. We Still Want Mikel
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
12. Re: i think sir alex outwitted jose
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com> ________________________________________________________________________
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From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: slaves that's still a long time to wait before we play the arses!!!! hopefully we'll play them sooner in the carling cup!!!! i loooooooove beating the arses!!!!
sam "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
we play the french arses january 2 at that dump they call highbury
and april 8 at home! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> yes, they have given us a big reason to believe in them by beating
chelsea on sunday who's next? when are we playing the arses? i'd
looooooooooove to see the look on wenger's face when we beat them
again!!!!
>
> yoyo <lanena_peque@y...> wrote:Well those are nice thoughts
Preston!.....
> I agree with ya
>
> yoyo
>
> Preston Adams <preston_adams101@y...> escribió:
> Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her
to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy,
girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they
have given us more than a reason to believe.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote: actually you weren't
a realist because the shit that you thought
> didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it?
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> >
> > reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
> can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
> for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> > that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils
have
> > the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
> >
> > GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
> >
> > Reni
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> > <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> > Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an
apology,
> > and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that
United
> > have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
> and
> > although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> > since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> > chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
> until
> > now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> > disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
> be
> > up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one
for
> us
> > in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against
us,
> > almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if
United
> > win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
> lies
> > ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the
11
> > Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is
support
> > them and
> > > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
> it's
> > time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> > >
> > > - Preston
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > > whatever!
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> at
> > > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause
we're
> > not
> > > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
> beat
> > > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
> me
> > > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
> enough
> > =)
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > > it...we're
> > > > in
> > > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's
no
> > way
> > > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but
it's
> > the
> > > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM ..
please
> > stop
> > > > all
> > > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> > used
> > > to
> > > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since
the
> > 80s,
> > > > am
> > > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
> top ...
> > > and
> > > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
> take
> > > the
> > > > > best
> > > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > > DEVILS!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Reni
> > > > > >
> > > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
> Bond
> > > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> > united
> > > > > will
> > > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going
to
> > > > > slaughter
> > > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > cheers
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > sam
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > > down...about
> > > > > the
> > > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > > confuse
> > > > > about
> > > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > > IS
> > > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA
>
>
>
>
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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 10:37:24 +0000 (GMT)
From: Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Bravo Soccernet! Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com, absolutely scalding the blue jerks...
'Special One' needs new plan?
By Norman Hubbard
How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get your loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates. Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder, one of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and watch him head in from an improbable angle. Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling rearguard action. Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it first. Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to their visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United that they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit giants with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not out - and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital. Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and only won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but chinks in Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are starting to appear. A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded in five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked, beaten by a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored by his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As Manchester United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's full backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central midfielders come across to provide cover. United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated. Attacking on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when Chelsea regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left John Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman. Man-marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent, something Makelele patently is not. But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most fitting was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping him hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is the man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more ambitious alternatives are not available. Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes for more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and all seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace; consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot from 20 or 30 yards. Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad. Mourinho's vision of two players for each position is well known; in midfield, however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi, converted striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra. James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea. Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the first to react. Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a telling statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the Premiership and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0. One explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea anyway, but it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first goal. Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside imperiously. For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal sufficed. It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on defensive foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede. And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned to fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the peerless match-winner of 12 months ago. In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They may have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint of mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken that IQ test yet?). And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the international break. Having mischievously declared that he thought his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he must prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-trick. After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet. Suggesting a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned him the admiration of the work-shy. With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he can turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a plausible alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts wingers and tightening up England's most feared defence. And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week. Time to tweak the master plan, Jose? ---------------------------------
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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 10:37:43 +0000 (GMT)
From: Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Bravo Soccernet! Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com, absolutely scalding the blue jerks...
'Special One' needs new plan?
By Norman Hubbard
How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get your loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates. Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder, one of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and watch him head in from an improbable angle. Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling rearguard action. Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it first. Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to their visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United that they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit giants with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not out - and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital. Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and only won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but chinks in Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are starting to appear. A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded in five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked, beaten by a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored by his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As Manchester United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's full backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central midfielders come across to provide cover. United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated. Attacking on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when Chelsea regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left John Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman. Man-marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent, something Makelele patently is not. But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most fitting was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping him hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is the man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more ambitious alternatives are not available. Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes for more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and all seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace; consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot from 20 or 30 yards. Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad. Mourinho's vision of two players for each position is well known; in midfield, however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi, converted striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra. James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea. Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the first to react. Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a telling statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the Premiership and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0. One explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea anyway, but it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first goal. Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside imperiously. For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal sufficed. It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on defensive foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede. And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned to fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the peerless match-winner of 12 months ago. In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They may have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint of mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken that IQ test yet?). And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the international break. Having mischievously declared that he thought his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he must prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-trick. After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet. Suggesting a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned him the admiration of the work-shy. With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he can turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a plausible alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts wingers and tightening up England's most feared defence. And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week. Time to tweak the master plan, Jose? ---------------------------------
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Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 13:52:40 -0000
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Subject: its bit late but 1-0 we won well done lads ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 14:40:21 +0000 (GMT)
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Subject: Re: its bit late UTD have to play out of their skins to win the league this season
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From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: slaves league cup final would be nice =) Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> that's still a long time to wait before we play the arses!!!!
hopefully we'll play them sooner in the carling cup!!!! i loooooooove
beating the arses!!!!
>
> sam
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> we play the french arses january 2 at that dump they call highbury
> and april 8 at home!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> >
> > yes, they have given us a big reason to believe in them by
beating
> chelsea on sunday who's next? when are we playing the arses? i'd
> looooooooooove to see the look on wenger's face when we beat them
> again!!!!
> >
> > yoyo <lanena_peque@y...> wrote:Well those are nice thoughts
> Preston!.....
> > I agree with ya
> >
> > yoyo
> >
> > Preston Adams <preston_adams101@y...> escribió:
> > Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her
> to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy,
> girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think
they
> have given us more than a reason to believe.
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote: actually you weren't
> a realist because the shit that you thought
> > didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it?
> >
> > Reni
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
> > can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON .....
thanks
> > for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> > > that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils
> have
> > > the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
> > >
> > > GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
> > >
> > > Reni
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> > > <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> > > Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an
> apology,
> > > and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that
> United
> > > have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
> > and
> > > although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> > > since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> > > chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
> > until
> > > now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> > > disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie
will
> > be
> > > up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one
> for
> > us
> > > in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against
> us,
> > > almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if
> United
> > > win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
> > lies
> > > ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the
> 11
> > > Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is
> support
> > > them and
> > > > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
> > it's
> > > time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> > > >
> > > > - Preston
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > > > whatever!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
> me
> > at
> > > > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause
> we're
> > > not
> > > > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
> > beat
> > > > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should
owe
> > me
> > > > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
> > enough
> > > =)
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Reni
> > > > > >
> > > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
> Bond
> > > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > > > it...we're
> > > > > in
> > > > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's
> no
> > > way
> > > > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but
> it's
> > > the
> > > > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM ..
> please
> > > stop
> > > > > all
> > > > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just
not
> > > used
> > > > to
> > > > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since
> the
> > > 80s,
> > > > > am
> > > > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
> > top ...
> > > > and
> > > > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
> > take
> > > > the
> > > > > > best
> > > > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the
RED
> > > > DEVILS!
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > Reni
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
> > Bond
> > > > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> > > united
> > > > > > will
> > > > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going
> to
> > > > > > slaughter
> > > > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > cheers
> > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > sam
> > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > > > down...about
> > > > > > the
> > > > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > > > confuse
> > > > > > about
> > > > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > > > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > > > IS
> > > > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 14:43:34 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Bravo Soccernet! PRESTON .. i think he was right about our wingers giving the rent
boys a hard time and our central midfield outmuscling theirs. i
think that's one reason jose substituted essien. wonder if we had
the same result is robben was playing that day. Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
<preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
>
> Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com, absolutely
scalding the blue jerks...
>
>
> 'Special One' needs new plan?
>
>
> By Norman Hubbard
>
>
> How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get your
loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates.
>
>
>
>
> Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder, one
of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and
watch him head in from an improbable angle.
>
> Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling
rearguard action.
>
> Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it first.
Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's
unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to their
visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United that
they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit giants
with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not out -
and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital.
>
> Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and only
won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but chinks in
Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are
starting to appear.
>
> A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded in
five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked, beaten by
a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored by
his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As Manchester
United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's full
backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central
midfielders come across to provide cover.
>
> United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated. Attacking
on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when Chelsea
regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left John
Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman. Man-
marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent,
something Makelele patently is not.
>
> But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most fitting
was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping him
hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is the
man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more
ambitious alternatives are not available.
>
>
>
> "Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder
himself "
>
> Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes for
more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their
usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and all
seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace;
consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot from
20 or 30 yards.
>
> Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have
revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad. Mourinho's
vision of two players for each position is well known; in midfield,
however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi, converted
striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra.
>
> James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at
Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more
physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his
tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan
Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea.
>
> Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the first
to react.
>
> Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a telling
statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the Premiership
and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0. One
explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea anyway, but
it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first goal.
Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside imperiously.
>
> For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal sufficed.
It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on defensive
foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or
Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede.
>
>
>
>
> And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are
below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned to
fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his
scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the peerless
match-winner of 12 months ago.
>
> In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can
prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They may
have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint of
mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken that IQ
test yet?).
>
> And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the
international break. Having mischievously declared that he thought
his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he must
prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-trick.
After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging
Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet. Suggesting
a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned him
the admiration of the work-shy.
>
> With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he can
turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank
Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a plausible
alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts wingers
and tightening up England's most feared defence.
>
> And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the
words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week. Time to
tweak the master plan, Jose?
>
>
> ---------------------------------
>
>
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Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:39:13 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Glazer News 'Sshhh, don't tell Roy about sushi.
Roy Keane's infamous prawn sandwiches could soon be replaced by sushi
at Old Trafford, with news reaching the Far East that Malcolm Glazer
is considering launching an elitist debenture scheme in a bid to
raise the cash to pay off the banks behind his takeover of Manchester
United. Financial institutions in Hong Kong are awash with talk of a plan
similar to that operated by Twickenham where it is possible to buy a
75-year debenture to give you the guaranteed right to pay even more
money to buy the tickets themselves. It is likely to fill Old Trafford with even more corporate fans, with
the turmoil at the club evidently doing little to frighten away
sponsors. For instance, Nike took out a full-page advert in
Saturday's match programme to promote their Mercurial Vapor ll boot,
with its "strategically-placed traction blades for maximum grip" -
despite Sir Alex Ferguson's rant when he described them as a "danger"
and revealed he had approached Nike to try to phase them out of the
game.
But then you can't trust everything in the matchday magazine. The
same issue had a plug for MUTV, promising that fans could "hear the
views of Sir Alex, exclusively on MUTV" This despite Fergie's
refusal to talk to the club's television station after he came in for
criticism during a phone-in after the Villareal game..' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 10
Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:42:11 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: UEFA Plans To Fail 'Uefa are unlikely to get their wish for clubs in the Champions
League and the Uefa Cup to include "home-grown" players in their
squads from next season as it is contrary to EU law, a report for the
European Parliament has concluded.
Arsenal are among a host of leading European clubs opposed to the
ruling as they fear it could mean fielding weakened teams, which was
the case with the overseas player restrictions during the Nineties. Uefa's scheme intends that from the start of 2006-07 clubs must
include four home-grown players in their 25-man European squads, with
the figure rising to six in 2007-08 and eight in 2008-09. While the quotas refer to where a player has been trained rather than
his nationality, the study - by Dutch legal institute T M C Asser,
Britain's Lancaster University and Dutch sports consultancy Sport2B -
argued they would indirectly discriminate against foreign nationals. The report said: "It is quite obvious that most of the home-grown
players would be nationals of the specific state and not foreigners. The proposed rule would indirectly discriminate [against] foreigners,
making it more difficult for foreign players to transfer to a country
where they were not trained and educated." It concluded that the rule "will most likely not be able to be
introduced under the current framework of EU law" and called for
consultations across the sport to examine possible alternatives. One of the key aims of the EU's single market is to remove barriers
to the free flow of labour and goods across borders. Uefa define home-
grown players as those trained by their clubs or by another club or
national academy in the same country for at least three years between
the ages of 15 and 21.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 11
Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:44:56 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: We Still Want Mikel 'In spite of the reluctant posture of Mikel Obi at joining Manchester
United this January when the winter transfer door opens, most players
and officials of the club are eagerly waiting for the arrival of the
talented Nigerian midfielder. A former Nigerian international star with close ties with the Old
Trafford hierachy, yesterday revealed that the atmosphere at the club
showed that most of the players are passionate about Obi joining the
team as soon as possible. "Most players here are eager to see Obi join the club because they
believe his talent will fit into the style of play here. More so, that Manchester United is under going transformation and
emphasis now is on young players and not ready made stars," the ex-
Eagles player revealed on phone yesterday from Old Trafford where he
had gone to watch the Red Devils tackle Benfica in the UEFA Champions
League. The gifted Nigerian has been locked in a transfer tussle between
Manchester United and Chelsea. Even though the 1999 European
champions got Obi to sign the dotted lines moments after his 18th
birthday, the Stamford Bridge side, which has money to spend, is also
claiming ownership of the young lad. Although FIFA had ruled that the player should go back to his club,
Lyn of Norway, there are indications that the club is more willing to
do business with Manchester United and it was the more reason why
manager Alex Ferguson travelled to meet the player a fortnight ago
but the planned meeting failed because Obi refused to show up
allegedly at the behest of his Nigerian manager, Olatunji Shittu. "Sir Alex understands the lad's problem and he was not disappointed
with his attitude. He sees the behaviour of the player as an over
bearing influence of his manager on him," the player revealed. Alex Ferguson had hoped to sign Obi as a direct replacement for
ageing captain, Roy Keane.' ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Message: 12
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 18:24:35 +0000 (GMT)
From: kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: i think sir alex outwitted jose the team selection from JOSE was a blunder.
not playing robben and crespo.
robben playing with duff was simply electrifying in the previous season
i think SIR ALEX outwittted JOSE
we played 4 in the middle which really helped us to tackle their big 3 in the middle
they would have outplayed us if we were 3 in the middle
"WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
PRESTON .. i think he was right about our wingers giving the rent
boys a hard time and our central midfield outmuscling theirs. i
think that's one reason jose substituted essien. wonder if we had
the same result is robben was playing that day. Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
<preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
>
> Fellers, check out this article I read on soccernet.com, absolutely
scalding the blue jerks...
>
>
> 'Special One' needs new plan?
>
>
> By Norman Hubbard
>
>
> How do you beat Chelsea? Follow these three simple steps. Get your
loose cannon of a captain to condemn most of his team-mates.
>
>
>
>
> Then loft a deep cross to a seemingly nondescript midfielder, one
of those criticised and a player of no known aerial ability, and
watch him head in from an improbable angle.
>
> Finally, watch your dilettante defender star in a sterling
rearguard action.
>
> Simple, really. You wonder why no one else thought of it first.
Manchester United's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford ended Chelsea's
unbeaten run in the Premiership, stretching back 13 months to their
visit to Manchester City. It says much about Manchester United that
they have been reduced to the role of giant killers, albeit giants
with aspirations of immortality; first Arsenal - then 49 not out -
and now a second seemingly invincible side from the capital.
>
> Chelsea, meanwhile, have now suffered back-to-back defeats and only
won one of their last five games. It is hardly a crisis but chinks in
Jose Mourinho's formidable and expensively-acquired armour are
starting to appear.
>
> A defence recently regarded as unbreachable has now conceded in
five successive games. On Sunday, Chelsea were outflanked, beaten by
a goal created by the left winger (Cristiano Ronaldo) and scored by
his counterpart on the right flank (Darren Fletcher). As Manchester
United showed, quick passing to either wing can leave Chelsea's full
backs isolated until their wingers drop back or the central
midfielders come across to provide cover.
>
> United showed, too, that Claude Makelele can be negated. Attacking
on the flanks bypasses his sphere of influence while, when Chelsea
regained possession, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy left John
Terry and William Gallas unattended to focus on the Frenchman. Man-
marking brings to mind the shackling of a flamboyant talent,
something Makelele patently is not.
>
> But, of all Claudio Ranieri's eclectic metaphors, the most fitting
was his description of Makelele as Chelsea's battery. Stopping him
hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder himself; he is the
man they rely on for the failsafe pass, the back-up ball if more
ambitious alternatives are not available.
>
>
>
> "Stopping Makelele hinders his team-mates as much as the midfielder
himself "
>
> Stop Makelele and you stop Chelsea? Not quite, but it makes for
more of disjointed game when the champions are deprived of their
usual fluency. But a midfield trio noted for their energy - and all
seemingly immune from rotation - appeared a little off the pace;
consider the number of times Manchester United had time to shoot from
20 or 30 yards.
>
> Michael Essien was the first man substituted, and it may have
revealed the comparative weakness in the Chelsea squad. Mourinho's
vision of two players for each position is well known; in midfield,
however, the alternatives are perpetual fringe man Geremi, converted
striker Eidur Gudjohnsen and the untried Lassana Diarra.
>
> James Beattie's theory, voiced after Everton held Chelsea at
Goodison Park, was that Mourinho's men struggled against a more
physical approach. Though Alan Smith took no prisoners with his
tackling at Old Trafford, adversity, and not the sight of Duncan
Ferguson's elbows, appears the rattle Chelsea.
>
> Didier Drogba, their most improved player, is invariably the first
to react.
>
> Perhaps his real complaint is a lack of service. It is a telling
statistic that Chelsea's last two setbacks in both the Premiership
and the Champions League have come by the same scoreline, 1-0. One
explanation is that few sides score twice against Chelsea anyway, but
it is also indicative of the importance of scoring the first goal.
Admittedly, Bolton did so and were still swept aside imperiously.
>
> For Real Betis and Manchester United, however, one goal sufficed.
It is a reminder that Mourinho has constructed his side on defensive
foundations, that whereas the initial impulse for Arsenal or
Barcelona is to attack, for Chelsea it is not to concede.
>
>
>
>
> And an indication that the Portuguese's quartet of wingers are
below their sparkling best. Damien Duff has only just returned to
fitness, Shaun Wright-Phillips has only shown glimpses of his
scintillating best and Arjen Robben scarcely resembles the peerless
match-winner of 12 months ago.
>
> In itself, it is an sign of Chelsea's excellence that they can
prosper without contributions from outstanding individuals. They may
have to do so again; Hernan Crespo has provided the first hint of
mutiny since Ricardo Carvalho's summer outburst (has he taken that IQ
test yet?).
>
> And it gives Mourinho plenty of food for thought over the
international break. Having mischievously declared that he thought
his job would be in danger after three successive defeats, he must
prepare for an improving Newcastle team aiming for the hat-trick.
After blaming the rest of the Premiership for not challenging
Chelsea. Manchester United have thrown down the gauntlet. Suggesting
a national holiday when Chelsea lose has, at the least, earned him
the admiration of the work-shy.
>
> With the cushion of a six-point lead in the Premiership, he can
turn his attention to easing the burden on the admirable Frank
Lampard for goals, making either Crespo or Gudjohnsen a plausible
alternative to Drogba again, revitalising the out-of-sorts wingers
and tightening up England's most feared defence.
>
> And, perhaps, to ensure that a scoreline featuring the
words 'Chelsea nil' occurs less often than in the last week. Time to
tweak the master plan, Jose?
>
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--------------------------------------------------------------------~-> There are 24 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Re: I just have this to say....
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
2. Re: RED DEVILS 1-0 rent boys
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
3. Re: The next Roy Keane..
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
4. Re: Great performance
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
5. Re: Re: slaves
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
6. Re: Re: slaves
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
7. Re: The next Roy Keane..
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
8. lost.........................
From: "H@lby" <halbykvarghese@gmail.com>
9. Re: Re: slaves
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
10. Re: Re: Great performance
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
11. well Done Boys
From: "H@lby" <halbykvarghese@gmail.com>
12. Re: My thoughts about the game
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
13. Re: I just have this to say....
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
14. Re: I just have this to say....
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
15. BBC E-mail: Ferguson to splash out in January
From: Reni <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
16. Re: Re: Great performance
From: natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com>
17. Re: Re: slaves
From: natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com>
18. Re: Re: slaves
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
19. Re: Re: Great performance
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
20. Ron Denis to buy United?
From: Roy Sihite <roysihite@yahoo.com>
21. Re: Ron Denis to buy United?
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
22. Re: lost.........................
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
23. Re: slaves
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
24. Re: Ron Denis to buy United?
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> ________________________________________________________________________
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Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 22:32:17 -0600 (CST)
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
Subject: Re: I just have this to say.... well honestly i dont think there is another way to express it, just speaking from myself.
yoyo lisa bradley <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk> escribió:
WOW LOL.... normally swearing isnt allowed but i think the way u presented it was amazing !!! Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: FUCK all the non-believers who tipped blue mother-fuckers to win at my Home.
FUCK peter Kenyon and Abramovich.
FUCK you mourinho you Son of a Bitch
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Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 22:41:42 -0600 (CST)
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
Subject: Re: RED DEVILS 1-0 rent boys I dont think it is a matter of believe of not, it is a matter of being realistic.
As much i dont like it, ManU played terrible the last couple of matches, they even lost in the Champions, something that i never saw soming. On the other hand, Chelsea looked in better posibilities to win the match.
But, i guess it is true when people say that once the match starts all the stadistics are worthless.
yoyo Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> escribió:
Yeah Reni Boy give'em the old Heave Ho! We were the only two members who tipped United to win, so lets bask in the glory while the others sulk! "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote: just wanted to say FUCK YOU TO ALL THE SO-CALLED SUPPORTERS that didn't
have the belief that we can beat chelski!! you should be coming out of
your shells now and show support but i already lost some respect on you
part-timers! WE'LL NEVER DIE! WE'LL NEVER DIE! WE'LL KEEP THE RED FLAG FLYING
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Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 22:42:50 -0600 (CST)
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
Subject: Re: The next Roy Keane.. Definetly he is doing a great job!
yoyo Agung Surya <kaneshirian@yahoo.com> escribió:
Is it just me or you mates also think that we should give the credit to Smith, he's gonna be the next Roy Keane i suppose..
He looked tough without his hair, rite..
And for the referees, shouldn't they wear any glasses?? ---------------------------------
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Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 22:56:31 -0600 (CST)
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
Subject: Re: Great performance I think the match was 60-40
Both teams played very well, Chelsea can get some credit, becuase if they
did not play like they did, nor Man U or Chelsea would have showed the magnific football we saw
Although, it was our night!!!!!
yoyo Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> escribió: Are you blind or something?? What do you mean by we were not the only best? Have you ever played football or atleast shaken a leg with it? I think saying that we were not the best would be insulting the determination and fervor shown by our lads and especially Alan Smith, they deserve every bit of the win, don't get carried away by Sky Sports interviews, a lot of it is trash, and especially dont believe Mourinho's statements, from his yesterday's comments he sounded like a man under pressure, the pressure to perform at all times.
I think we showed the premiership how to tame the blue lions or should i say lion cubs? wateva!!!!!!!!!
kunal kohli <kunalkohli173@yahoo.com> wrote:
result was in our favour
but
i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
and everybody knows that
but still it was a fabulous win for us
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Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 23:05:35 -0600 (CST)
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
Subject: Re: Re: slaves Well those are nice thoughts Preston!.....
I agree with ya
yoyo Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> escribió:
Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy, girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they have given us more than a reason to believe. "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote: actually you weren't a realist because the shit that you thought
didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it? Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils have
> the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
>
> GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an apology,
> and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that United
> have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
and
> although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
until
> now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
be
> up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one for
us
> in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against us,
> almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if United
> win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
lies
> ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the 11
> Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is support
> them and
> > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
it's
> time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> >
> > - Preston
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > whatever!
> >
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe me
at
> > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > >
> > > Reni
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause we're
> not
> > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
beat
> > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
enough
> =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > it...we're
> > > in
> > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's no
> way
> > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but it's
> the
> > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM .. please
> stop
> > > all
> > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> used
> > to
> > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since the
> 80s,
> > > am
> > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
top ...
> > and
> > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
take
> > the
> > > > best
> > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > DEVILS!
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> united
> > > > will
> > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going to
> > > > slaughter
> > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > cheers
> > > > > >
> > > > > > sam
> > > > > >
> > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > down...about
> > > > the
> > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > confuse
> > > > about
> > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > IS
> > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA ---------------------------------
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From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: slaves yes, they have given us a big reason to believe in them by beating chelsea on sunday who's next? when are we playing the arses? i'd looooooooooove to see the look on wenger's face when we beat them again!!!! yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx> wrote:Well those are nice thoughts Preston!.....
I agree with ya
yoyo Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> escribió:
Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy, girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they have given us more than a reason to believe. "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote: actually you weren't a realist because the shit that you thought
didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it? Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils have
> the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
>
> GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an apology,
> and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that United
> have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
and
> although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
until
> now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
be
> up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one for
us
> in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against us,
> almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if United
> win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
lies
> ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the 11
> Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is support
> them and
> > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
it's
> time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> >
> > - Preston
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > whatever!
> >
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe me
at
> > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > >
> > > Reni
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause we're
> not
> > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
beat
> > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
enough
> =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > it...we're
> > > in
> > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's no
> way
> > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but it's
> the
> > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM .. please
> stop
> > > all
> > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> used
> > to
> > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since the
> 80s,
> > > am
> > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
top ...
> > and
> > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
take
> > the
> > > > best
> > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > DEVILS!
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> united
> > > > will
> > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going to
> > > > slaughter
> > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > cheers
> > > > > >
> > > > > > sam
> > > > > >
> > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > down...about
> > > > the
> > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > confuse
> > > > about
> > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > IS
> > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA ---------------------------------
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Subject: Re: The next Roy Keane.. smithy was amazing against chelsea!!!! smithy will sort of fill the gap when keano leaves BUT I DON'T THINK WE'LL EVER BE ABLE TO REPLACE SOMEONE LIKE KEANO!!!! KEANO IS THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx> wrote:Definetly he is doing a great job!
yoyo Agung Surya <kaneshirian@yahoo.com> escribió:
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 08:13:20 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: slaves reni, i totally understand where you're coming from mate but please don't be rude when other people on the group wants to give their opinion, ok. i'm having a great time on the group, so please don't spoil everything. we're ok? i really don't want to argue...let's just have fun and enjoy chatting about the red devils!!!! "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:PRESTON .. not trying to offend anyone here mate ... just speaking
my mind! i just don't respect people that don't have belief to our
beloved team. i have been a supporter even when we were down and i
my highest when we won the treble back in 1999 so my thinking is we
are always unbeatable because we have the greatest players in the
world, the greatest manager, the greatest supporters who never stop
singing home and away, and the greatest fucking fans that well
always have the belief that WE WILL NEVER LOSE a game. Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
<preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
>
> Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her
to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy,
girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they
have given us more than a reason to believe.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:actually you weren't a
realist because the shit that you thought
> didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it?
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> >
> > reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
> can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
> for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> > that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils
have
> > the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
> >
> > GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
> >
> > Reni
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> > <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> > Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an
apology,
> > and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that
United
> > have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
> and
> > although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> > since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> > chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
> until
> > now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> > disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
> be
> > up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one
for
> us
> > in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against
us,
> > almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if
United
> > win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
> lies
> > ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the
11
> > Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is
support
> > them and
> > > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
> it's
> > time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> > >
> > > - Preston
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > > whatever!
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> at
> > > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause
we're
> > not
> > > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
> beat
> > > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
> me
> > > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
> enough
> > =)
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > > it...we're
> > > > in
> > > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's
no
> > way
> > > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but
it's
> > the
> > > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM ..
please
> > stop
> > > > all
> > > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> > used
> > > to
> > > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since
the
> > 80s,
> > > > am
> > > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
> top ...
> > > and
> > > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
> take
> > > the
> > > > > best
> > > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > > DEVILS!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Reni
> > > > > >
> > > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
> Bond
> > > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> > united
> > > > > will
> > > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going
to
> > > > > slaughter
> > > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > cheers
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > sam
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > > down...about
> > > > > the
> > > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > > confuse
> > > > > about
> > > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > > IS
> > > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA ---------------------------------
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 08:18:57 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: Great performance i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this year. most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by the way the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the shop and you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like maniacs in the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic running around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight with them but my brother pulled me away from them i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
cheers
sam "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
team but we still lost the match! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> result was in our favour
> but
> i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> and everybody knows that
>
> but still it was a fabulous win for us
>
> well done!!
>
>
> harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One". Everything
> that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in abundance
at
> Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
yesterday
> making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win yesterday
> and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
winnning
> all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not help
> but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only 3
> clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van der
> sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
time.We
> had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
put
> one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
on
> the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
passion
> for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
was.He
> surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
is
> United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
say
> to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
a
> disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
at
> Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
win
> over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
taken
> it.
>
>
>
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 08:23:58 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: My thoughts about the game thanx for that info on smithy, lisa. it's great to hear that he doesn't drink - he's a very good rolemodel for youngsters!!!! i like smithy's hair shaven!!! it looks better than the white hair he had before! goooooooooooooooooo smithy!!!! he was amazing against chelsea!!!! usher_is_da_bomb_8701 <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:Hi Everyone, lisa here, When the game started i was on edge still wondering if we could pull
this off, within 10 mintures my nerves were settled and i knew it
was are day, the way the players started was out of this world and i
found them to be performing as a team and not just individually. I
think Smithy was Awesome and i think that was one of his best games
for united since joining, i found him attacking,defending, tackling,
he was all over the place. Another one was Ronaldo i thought he was
brillant in the first half, second half wasnt better but still good,
Paul scholes played a huge part in our win, Edwin was amazing saving
that chance from Frank that was a out of this world save. I t was a great day of football for utd on sunday. Now we have
beaten the champions there is no other team better than chelsea or
utd in the premiership so we shouldnt have a problem beating
everyone else and we cant lose to charlton next saturday becoz then
this result means nothing, we must win!! When fergie was being interviewed and he swore i burst out laughing
i couldnt believe it, was great tele tho....And after smith was
presented with this champagne for winning man of the match the sky
prsenter revealed that smithy doesnt drink, i was soooo shocked i
couldnt believe he doesnt drink but i think its great he doesnt he
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Subject: Re: I just have this to say.... yeah, ronaldo was amazing too! i can just sit and watch in awe when he starts running...he's got great feet movement!!!! Grace Lee <cuddlee_puff@yahoo.com> wrote:I totally agree.......!!!!!!!!!! Smith and Ronaldo.. They're outstanding!!!
GO MANCHESTER UNITED....GREATEST TEAM EVER................................... Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Normally I dont swear either, atleast not in public, but the emotions took over, what a performance though, Smith is the next Keano, and what super interviews, Smithy was at his straight talking swashbuckling best, while Fergie's B******s was really emotional! Go United! lisa bradley <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: WOW LOL.... normally swearing isnt allowed but i think the way u presented it was amazing !!! Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: FUCK all the non-believers who tipped blue mother-fuckers to win at my Home.
FUCK peter Kenyon and Abramovich.
FUCK you mourinho you Son of a Bitch
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Subject: Re: I just have this to say.... YEAH!!!! SMITHY WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!! lisa bradley <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:Smith was out of this world i thought natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com> wrote: yea................me 2 100%
their performance r awesom!!!
M.U NEVER END!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Grace Lee <cuddlee_puff@yahoo.com> wrote:
I totally agree.......!!!!!!!!!! Smith and Ronaldo.. They're outstanding!!!
GO MANCHESTER UNITED....GREATEST TEAM EVER................................... Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Normally I dont swear either, atleast not in public, but the emotions took over, what a performance though, Smith is the next Keano, and what super interviews, Smithy was at his straight talking swashbuckling best, while Fergie's B******s was really emotional! Go United! lisa bradley <usher_is_da_bomb_8701@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: WOW LOL.... normally swearing isnt allowed but i think the way u presented it was amazing !!! Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: FUCK all the non-believers who tipped blue mother-fuckers to win at my Home.
FUCK peter Kenyon and Abramovich.
FUCK you mourinho you Son of a Bitch
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should see it. ** Ferguson to splash out in January **
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 04:06:49 -0800 (PST)
From: natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Re: Great performance lol.................
i dont like arses at all 2!!!! and their fans
thats explained how rude and crazy they all
Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this year. most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by the way the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the shop and you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like maniacs in the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic running around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight with them but my brother pulled me away from them i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
cheers
sam "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
team but we still lost the match! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> result was in our favour
> but
> i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> and everybody knows that
>
> but still it was a fabulous win for us
>
> well done!!
>
>
> harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One". Everything
> that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in abundance
at
> Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
yesterday
> making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win yesterday
> and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
winnning
> all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not help
> but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only 3
> clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van der
> sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
time.We
> had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
put
> one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
on
> the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
passion
> for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
was.He
> surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
is
> United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
say
> to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
a
> disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
at
> Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
win
> over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
taken
> it.
>
>
>
>
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From: natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Re: slaves
ive been waiting for wenger's red face
and ive been waiting for united to kick arses ass Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
yes, they have given us a big reason to believe in them by beating chelsea on sunday who's next? when are we playing the arses? i'd looooooooooove to see the look on wenger's face when we beat them again!!!! yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx> wrote: Well those are nice thoughts Preston!.....
I agree with ya
yoyo Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> escribió:
Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy, girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they have given us more than a reason to believe. "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote: actually you weren't a realist because the shit that you thought
didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it? Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils have
> the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
>
> GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an apology,
> and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that United
> have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
and
> although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
until
> now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
be
> up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one for
us
> in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against us,
> almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if United
> win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
lies
> ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the 11
> Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is support
> them and
> > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
it's
> time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> >
> > - Preston
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > whatever!
> >
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe me
at
> > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > >
> > > Reni
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause we're
> not
> > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
beat
> > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
enough
> =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > it...we're
> > > in
> > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's no
> way
> > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but it's
> the
> > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM .. please
> stop
> > > all
> > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> used
> > to
> > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since the
> 80s,
> > > am
> > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
top ...
> > and
> > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
take
> > the
> > > > best
> > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > DEVILS!
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> united
> > > > will
> > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going to
> > > > slaughter
> > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > cheers
> > > > > >
> > > > > > sam
> > > > > >
> > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > down...about
> > > > the
> > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > confuse
> > > > about
> > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > IS
> > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA ---------------------------------
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 12:46:32 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: slaves it's gonna be great when we beat the arses!!!! wonder when we're playing the arses? natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com> wrote:
ive been waiting for wenger's red face
and ive been waiting for united to kick arses ass Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
yes, they have given us a big reason to believe in them by beating chelsea on sunday who's next? when are we playing the arses? i'd looooooooooove to see the look on wenger's face when we beat them again!!!! yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx> wrote: Well those are nice thoughts Preston!.....
I agree with ya
yoyo Preston Adams <preston_adams101@yahoo.co.uk> escribió:
Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy, girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they have given us more than a reason to believe. "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote: actually you weren't a realist because the shit that you thought
didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it? Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils have
> the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
>
> GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an apology,
> and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that United
> have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
and
> although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
until
> now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
be
> up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one for
us
> in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against us,
> almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if United
> win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
lies
> ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the 11
> Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is support
> them and
> > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
it's
> time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> >
> > - Preston
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > whatever!
> >
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe me
at
> > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > >
> > > Reni
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause we're
> not
> > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
beat
> > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
enough
> =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > it...we're
> > > in
> > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's no
> way
> > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but it's
> the
> > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM .. please
> stop
> > > all
> > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> used
> > to
> > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since the
> 80s,
> > > am
> > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
top ...
> > and
> > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
take
> > the
> > > > best
> > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > DEVILS!
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> united
> > > > will
> > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going to
> > > > slaughter
> > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > cheers
> > > > > >
> > > > > > sam
> > > > > >
> > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > down...about
> > > > the
> > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > confuse
> > > > about
> > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > IS
> > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA ---------------------------------
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 12:47:44 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: Great performance LOL! i just thought i'd share that with my fellow red devils supporters!!!! the arses irritate me!!!! natalia ina <natalia_ina17@yahoo.com> wrote:lol.................
i dont like arses at all 2!!!! and their fans
thats explained how rude and crazy they all
Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
i was in london when we played the arses in the fa cup final this year. most of my housemates supported the arses and i was very upset by the way the arses won the game in the end!!!! after the game i went to the shop and you should've seen all the drunk arses fans running around like maniacs in the shops with their arses shirts and scarfs! they were pathetic running around screaming like little kids!!!! i almost got into a fight with them but my brother pulled me away from them i hate the arses and their fans!!!!
cheers
sam "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com> wrote:
KUNAL .. you don't have to be the best team to win a match. in the
FA Cup final against the arse last year we were surely the better
team but we still lost the match! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, kunal kohli
<kunalkohli173@y...> wrote:
>
> result was in our favour
> but
> i think we were not the only best team on the pitch
> and everybody knows that
>
> but still it was a fabulous win for us
>
> well done!!
>
>
> harish_sep22 <harish_sep22@y...> wrote:
> Wow! What a week.After the humiliation at Boro and the defeat at
> Lille,Manchester United have ended the week on a high.The master
> tactician put one over the self proclaimed"Chosen One". Everything
> that was lacking in United last week at Riverside was in abundance
at
> Old Trafford yesterday.The fans at Old Trafford were superb
yesterday
> making helluva of a noise.United were hungry for the win yesterday
> and Alan Smith sort of epitomised United yesterday.They were
winnning
> all the fifty fifties and created the better chances. In the post
> match interview when Jose said that we were lucky,I could not help
> but laugh.If my memory serves me right I think they created only 3
> clear cut chances.What a bad loser Jose is.I cant remember Van der
> sar being troubled too much,except making a brilliant save from
> Lampard.It was not as though United were defending the whole
time.We
> had the better chances when Ruud hit one over the bar and Scholes
put
> one just wide and only a lucky block stopped Rooney from getting
on
> the scoresheet. And if anyone doubted Sir Alex's hunger and
passion
> for the game,all I have to say is this"Shut your mouth".His post
> match interview showed he is just as passionate as he always
was.He
> surprised Chelsea with the change in formation and tactics and it
is
> United's best performance yet this season.Here is what I have to
say
> to Jose and Chelsea,"You can never be United". Though midweek was
a
> disappointment,if anyone had asked me after the Boro match"Defeat
at
> Lille in a hostile atmosphere and unfavourable conditions and a
win
> over Chelsea and their loud-mouth manager,I think I would have
taken
> it.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Subject: Ron Denis to buy United? I heard that info from the source at Mclaren Ltd.
is this good? Mclaren F1 combined with MUFC....i think it
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 14:22:19 +0000 (GMT)
From: Samantha Bond <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Ron Denis to buy United? yeah!!!! i think ron denis is a better choice than malcolm glazer!!!! Roy Sihite <roysihite@yahoo.com> wrote:I heard that info from the source at Mclaren Ltd.
is this good? Mclaren F1 combined with MUFC....i think it
will be fantastic!
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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 09:33:43 -0600 (CST)
From: yoyo <lanena_peque@yahoo.com.mx>
Subject: Re: lost......................... LOL........
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Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 18:57:43 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: slaves we play the french arses january 2 at that dump they call highbury
and april 8 at home! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> yes, they have given us a big reason to believe in them by beating
chelsea on sunday who's next? when are we playing the arses? i'd
looooooooooove to see the look on wenger's face when we beat them
again!!!!
>
> yoyo <lanena_peque@y...> wrote:Well those are nice thoughts
Preston!.....
> I agree with ya
>
> yoyo
>
> Preston Adams <preston_adams101@y...> escribió:
> Oi Reni, leave it mate, Bondy's been nice here, wouldn't want her
to leave the group due to minor misunderstandings, however Bondy,
girl you oughta show more faith in our boys henceforth. I think they
have given us more than a reason to believe.
>
> "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote: actually you weren't
a realist because the shit that you thought
> didn't even happen so that wouldn't make it real would it?
>
> Reni
>
> --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> >
> > reni...as preston said..i'm just a realist when i said that we
> can't beat chelsea. no harm intended ok.
> >
> > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:PRESTON ..... thanks
> for the words mate ... i just hate the fact
> > that so-called fans don't have the belief that the Red Devils
have
> > the chance to beat the rent boys. fuck all the non-believers!!
> >
> > GO UNITED!!! 3-1 TO THE RED DEVILS!!!
> >
> > Reni
> >
> > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Preston Adams
> > <preston_adams101@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Guys, please don't start another row here, for Keano's sake.
> > Bondy, Reni is just joking when he means that you owe an
apology,
> > and Reni, Bondy is just being a realist when she says that
United
> > have slim chances against chelski. But football is a funny game
> and
> > although the statistics show that United havent beaten chelski
> > since... Forlan winner in January 2003, I am optimistic of our
> > chances, the reason being, gaffer has now got a new challenge,
> until
> > now it was just the media that was criticising, now its his own
> > disciple Keano who has blazed him on MUTV, I am sure Fergie will
> be
> > up for it. In a nutshell, this game is the most important one
for
> us
> > in the season, we are going into it with odds stacked against
us,
> > almost every player in the team is under the microscope, if
United
> > win this game it will kick start our season and who knows what
> lies
> > ahead. There's not much we can do abt it, can we? Its upto the
11
> > Red men out there to prove their mettle, all we can do is
support
> > them and
> > > keep the Red and White flying high, I think I've said enough
> it's
> > time for the lads to deliver, no excuses, this time its war!
> > >
> > > - Preston
> > >
> > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:
> > > whatever!
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > i owe u nothing!!! so stop your nonsense!!!
> > > >
> > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
me
> at
> > > least an apology for not having the MANCHESTER
> > > > UNITED NEVER DIE ATTITUDE =)
> > > >
> > > > Reni
> > > >
> > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
> > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > reni...i owe you nothing when we beat chelsea...cause
we're
> > not
> > > > going to beat chelsea. even if a miracle happens and we do
> beat
> > > > chelsea, i still don't owe you anything...got it mate?
> > > > >
> > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:you should owe
> me
> > > > something when we win the match against the rent
> > > > > boys! i guess anything that has to do with NZ is good
> enough
> > =)
> > > > >
> > > > > Reni
> > > > >
> > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
Bond
> > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > i'm trying my damn best to be positive reni but face
> > > it...we're
> > > > in
> > > > > trouble!!!! i've been a fan since the early 90's. there's
no
> > way
> > > > > that we'll win against chelsea on sunday it hurts but
it's
> > the
> > > > > truth... we've just gotta face it...
> > > > > >
> > > > > > "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@y...> wrote:SAM ..
please
> > stop
> > > > all
> > > > > this negative thinking!!! this is putting
> > > > > > some of the other people down! i guess you are just not
> > used
> > > to
> > > > > > seeing United on the downfall. me, being a fan since
the
> > 80s,
> > > > am
> > > > > > sorta used to this happening. we can't always be on
> top ...
> > > and
> > > > > > sometimes losing against an average team like Boro can
> take
> > > the
> > > > > best
> > > > > > out of our stars. cheer up now and stand up for the RED
> > > DEVILS!
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Reni
> > > > > >
> > > > > > --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha
> Bond
> > > > > > <football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > i don't think it's likely that our beloved manchester
> > united
> > > > > will
> > > > > > slaughter chelsea this weekend - i think they are going
to
> > > > > slaughter
> > > > > > us!!!!
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > cheers
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > sam
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > natalia ina <natalia_ina17@y...> wrote:
> > > > > > > yea...i hope so....i hope m.u will bring chelsea
> > > down...about
> > > > > the
> > > > > > match between middlesbrough....dats embarassing..and im
> > > confuse
> > > > > about
> > > > > > dat...how come m.u lose in dat game???
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > "G...J...." <littledevil25uk@y...> wrote: YES THE
> > > CHAMPIOSHIP
> > > > IS
> > > > > > OVER,
> > > > > > > BUT LETS HOPE WE CAN SLAUGHTER CHELSEA
>
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Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:06:14 -0000
From: "WTC: In Memoriam!!" <balat_ulo@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Ron Denis to buy United? the wanker is just a lesser of two evil. Manchester United Football
Club should be owned by the fans ... and not some businessmen who
knows nothing about football! Reni --- In Manchester_United_2004@yahoogroups.com, Samantha Bond
<football_crazy_kiwi_chick@y...> wrote:
>
> yeah!!!! i think ron denis is a better choice than malcolm
glazer!!!!
>
> Roy Sihite <roysihite@y...> wrote:I heard that info from the
source at Mclaren Ltd.
> is this good? Mclaren F1 combined with MUFC....i think it
> will be fantastic!
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>
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