Comments on: Arsenal v Manchester United

By: Ronny

Ronny — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:57:36 +0000

i love your feedback. ;o) i agree 100%, he set the grass on fire…

By: PT

PT — Sat, 09 May 2009 23:32:08 +0000

Go to hell your idiot, Portugal has 12 million people, compared to other nations in europe like Italy 70 mil, England 50 mil, Germany 80 mil, France 65 mil, we have managed to put a player in the stand to receive the best player in the world award 5 times, best scorer in europe about 15 times, best scorer in the world about 6 times. don't talk about my country your moron. If you think he is the only one that plays well your dead wrong. You really pissed me off your piece of crap. If you recall the last world cup we placed in fourth..with 12 MILLION PEOPLE, your piece of cow dunk…

By: RoOnalDOo

RoOnalDOo — Sat, 09 May 2009 08:11:02 +0000

Even though “the bastard” as u call him, is the best player in the world (in most eyes), he can't play against 11 other players all alone mate. Manutd is the best team in the world without him, but are way better with him. Hes got barely any defensive skills. He is the best attacking player in the world. But you need defence to play offence. And manutd has managed to be one of the best defensive teams in the world (without ronaldo).

He doesn't play well internationally because he doesn't have any other good player to support him. He can't do everything alone. other portugese players aren't that highly skilled.

By: Man United

Man United — Fri, 08 May 2009 18:23:27 +0000

UEFA general secretary David Taylor has revealed an avenue of appeal could be open to Manchester United over the red card which has dashed Darren Fletcher's Champions League final hopes. The Scotland international was dismissed late on in Tuesday's Champions League semi-final win over Arsenal for a professional foul on Cesc Fabregas. Replays showed Fletcher had in fact played the ball but UEFA confirmed on Wednesday that United do not have the right to appeal against the referee's decision. As things stand Fletcher will sit out the final against Barcelona in Rome later this month but Taylor has hinted at a reprieve for the combative midfielder. “I have spoken with Alex Ferguson personally on this – as fate would have it we shared a car after the match. We were rather thrown together but had an interesting discussion,” Taylor said. “He was very fair about the referee and what had happened but equally he was very disappointed for Darren, as are we all. I tried to give Alex as much advice as I could with regards the procedure in these circumstances. There is no formal process. But if the club want to write to us with information – such as video evidence – explaining why they think this is a harsh punishment then they can do that. The likelihood is that we'd then refer the matter to our disciplinary body. They would then look to see if there were any special circumstances to justify any departure from established procedures. I must stress there is normally no way these matters can be overturned.”

Where there is a Ferguson, there is a Way… :P

By: PT

PT — Fri, 08 May 2009 04:40:52 +0000

Go back to the ghetto boy and learn to speak english while your there…

By: manutd_hooligan

manutd_hooligan — Thu, 07 May 2009 10:55:04 +0000

man utd beat inter milan(leauge top)
man utd beat porto(leauge top)
now they will beat barca(leauge top)
scholes we need you one more time!!
“we love united, we love you”

By: tj14

tj14 — Thu, 07 May 2009 07:38:35 +0000

arsenal go through another trophyless year. they played like crap in the semi and man u deserve to win.

By: MerV

MerV — Thu, 07 May 2009 07:33:36 +0000

Anyone United folks here would take a repeal of Fletcher's red card in exchange for that of Abidal's? *grin*