Manchester United FC

[H.M Murdock]

jube jama küll, et...

...shitylt peksa saadi ja mitte, et nad väga hästi oleks mänginud, aga ise mängiti sitasti.
...scholesi ilmselt viimane derby sellise junniga lõppes. vana mees, aga varsa aru.
...balotelli sugusel lambal ennast närvi lasti ajada.
...võitjate üle kohut ei mõisteta.

[vincent]

Martin:

kõigile kolm ja Evrale neli.

[Planche]

Otsustage ise, miks Berba kahest 100% võimalusest isegi ühte ära ei löönud:
1) vähene mängupraktika hooaja teisel poolel
2) Tõesti ei ole ta suurte mängude mees, nagu siin ikka aeg-ajalt on juttu olnud.

[Reintz]

Sõitsime parasjagu meeskonnaga Shetlandi karikamängult tagasi ja lülitasime raadio sisse, et mängu vähemalt sedasigi jälgida. Siis öeldi line-up, mis peale ma eesti keelsed roppused ilmale tõin ja ütlesin poistele, et siit tuleb eos juba räme sitt. Tra 4-5-1, tegelt ka?!

[Nohik]

Rio Ferdinand's own folly
Will Batchelor

Last Updated: Apr 18, 2011


Joleon Lescott, left, and Roberto Mancini, manager of Manchester City, centre, hold back Rio Ferdinand, who let Mario Balotelli push his buttons in City’s 1-0 win over Manchester United.


Oh dear. Maybe Rio Ferdinand should have spent less time worrying about the Ivory Coast, after all.

You will recall that the Manchester United defender scolded the media last week for focusing on his teammate Wayne Rooney's foul-mouthed outburst into a live television camera, when we should have been earnestly discussing various conflicts in Africa. (Apparently he is unaware that some newspapers manage to write about more than one story per issue.)

It was a shame he shunned the extensive coverage of Rooney's outburst. Perhaps if he had glanced at a newspaper, instead of writing about himself all day on Twitter, Ferdinand would have realised that the English Football Association is clamping down on players who act like yobs.

He might also have realised that, like it or not, high-profile players from big teams - like, say, Rio Ferdinand from Manchester United - are more likely to be punished than some Johnny No-Name from the lower echelons.

With all that information in his capacious brain, perhaps Ferdinand would have thought twice before disgracing the end of Saturday's FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium.

Instead, this mature and allegedly intelligent man, a former England captain who had become a father again that very day, allowed himself to be wound up by Manchester City's Mario Balotelli.

Balotelli allegedly incensed Ferdinand by goading United fans after City's 1-0 victory.

He did this by thrusting his shirt crest at them - an action which some might say is considerably less offensive than screaming foul language into a television camera, which Ferdinand would presumably have considered no big deal.


The young Italian then winked at Ferdinand, which was simply glorious: a perfectly timed metaphorical slap in the face for a man who is clearly used to young pups showing more respect.

Watch the slow-motion replay if you can.

In the ensuing melee, a clearly enraged Ferdinand had to be held back by at least three people. He wanted to get to Balotelli, and the look on his snarling face made it pretty clear that he was not planning to discuss the war in Libya.

The irony of the situation is not hard to spot. Manchester United might well have won that match if both Wayne Rooney and Sir Alex Ferguson, the manager, had not been serving bans which resulted from their volcanic tempers: the talismanic Rooney was banned for swearing, the tactical genius Ferguson was on a touchline ban for questioning the impartiality of referees.

Had those two been available, maybe United would not have lost the chance to win the FA Cup.


Their inability to control their rage has been their downfall.

You might think this is a problem they should address.

They will not, of course, because in their minds, the problem does not exist.


They have no flaws, you see, because they are perfect. Any alleged flaws are simply the fabrications of that pan-global conspiracy which is so obviously out to get them: jealous fans, petty bureaucrats and those mischievous guttersnipe journalists who really should be writing about something else.

But we don't. Because this stuff is just too much fun.

http://www.thenational.ae/thenationalco ... -own-folly

[Martin]

Martin: kõigile kolm ja Evrale neli.

Kui ausalt vastad, siis muidugi üle minu lati, kuid natuke veider ju on, et Rooney saab mingi näruse fakikese eest paar mängu, kuid selline asi on nagu täiega okei. FA on parim!

[Undi]

"Ei mingi austust vastas meeskonnale selle kuti poolt" ?

[Raitsu]

Noo parem kui praegune,kuid kui see nüüd ka peaks tõesti olema meie uus away siis alati oleks võinud paremini.

[vincent]

öäk..

[H.M Murdock]

stevie wonderi poeg nike'i disainiosakonnast ilma kompensatsioonita koondada!

[Daz Booob]

õmblused on küll kvaliteetsed

[siimsorokin]

Selline see away särk olema saab.. kellele see mingi valemiga meeldib, siis täna alanud Nike näidiste müügilt (alecoqil) saate soetada selle, samuti on olemas ka home särk, mis oli võrreldes selle hooaja omaga ka ikka väga jube.. minu arvates ei kannatanud seda ka üpris odava 25€ hinnaga soetada. Pilti kahjuks sellest panna pole.

[vincent]

uus hõum peaks vist see alumine olema? ja muide selle aasta omad ilmusid esialgu samuti uduste moblapiltidena netti, seega vabalt võib see kräpp päris olla.

a üldiselt, kui eelmise võõrsil- ja vvsärgi disainimisel raatsisid naigi onud vähemalt enne väikse lsd keele alla visata, siis seekord näib kogu töö olevat piirdunud sellega, et sirgeldati suitsupausi ajal kuhugi paberilehe nurga peale kaks "kavandit" ja leiti, et ah fakit, sai hea küll. sealt odavamate toorikute kastist mingid suvalised nartsud, märk läraki külge ja saab lollidelt jälle £££ koorida. ufoporno.

[H.M Murdock]

perse küll, tehku mingi konkurss järgmine kord. resultaat oleks kindlalt kordi parem.

ashley young!

[Reintz]

Särkide kohta - puhas pläust nah!

Ashley Young? Mis?