We're Man Utd and we are loud,
Loyal fans and totally proud,
Beat 'em at home beat 'em away,
Kill any b*stards that get in our way,
We hate City, Scouse, Leeds scum,
And we make the b*stards run,
With this team we shall go far,
Hughes, Giggs, Sharpe and Cantona,
Won the league let's do it again,
By just one point instead of ten,
We'll keep the red flag flying high,
'Coz Man United will never die.
Hello, hello, we are the the Busby boys,
Hello, hello, we are the the Busby boys,
And if you are a City fan,
Surrender or you'll die,
We all follow United.
----
I don't drink coffee, I drink Beer my dear,
Man United is my side,
Hear me singing and my accent will be clear,
I'm a Mancunian..
Oh oh, I'm Mancunian..
One-hundred per-cent Mancunian!!
----
M a hardcore Manchester United fan!!!n if u not b one
The Red Flag:
The Red Flag
United's flag is deepest red,
It shrouded all our Munich dead,
Before their limbs grew stiff and cold,
Their heart's blood dyed it's ev'ry fold.
Then raise United's banner high,
Beneath it's shade we'll live and die,
So keep the faith and never fear,
We'll keep the Red Flag flying here.
We'll never die, we'll never die,
We'll never die, we'll never die,
We'll keep the Red flag flying high,
Because Man United will never die.
----
"Manchester United they are the best,
They stand out above all the rest,
In Manchester we wear with pride,
The red shirts of our favorite side,
Old Trafford is the ground we want to be at,
There’s never a doubt, it’s a true fact,
Manchester United we follow around,
Even when their not at their home ground,
So many players with fantastic skill,
Is so good to watch, it’s just brill,
Win or lose no matter which,
We are there when their on the pitch,
No matter what people say,
You should see Manchester on a match day,
They say all the fans come from the south,
Until they hear the accents when we open our mouth,
Yes it is true without a doubt,
Manchester United is what we shout about,
We are from Manchester, yes it’s true,
But we are red and certainly not blue, "
Come on you reds, come on you reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minutes we'll let them know
Who's Man United, here we go
Come on you reds, come on you reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minutes we'll let them know
Who's Man United, here we go
Glory Glory Man United
Glory Glory Man United
We'll maintain the status quo
We're Man United, here we go
So Old Trafford let us hear you loud
Cheer us on and we will do you proud
Fifty thousand voices sing our song
Keep us at the top where we belong
So here's to Alex Ferguson
He'll take us all the way
We're on the road to glory now
Winning at home and away
If man is 5, and the devil is 6, then God is 7
: BEST - ROBSON - CANTONA - BECKHAM-C.RONALDO!!!
----
Forever and a day, United fans
will ask "Where did you
watch the 1999 European Cup Final?"
...and 50,000 or so will be
able to say "I WAS THERE"..
----
I saw my mate,
The other day,
He said to me,
I've seen the white Pele!
so i asked, who is he?
He goes by the name of
Wayne Rooney.
Wayne Rooney!
Wayne Rooney!
He goes by the name of,
Wayne Rooney!!!
----
Manchester united thou are my love
You mean more to me then the heaven above
U have carved an irreplaceable place in my heart
Kissing the badge morning my every day starts
U always make my eyes shed a tear
U are so far but yet seem so near
U have taught me to be strong
through the good and the bad
I promise I will be with you
When the times are happy or sad
U have taught me the true way
To really love someone(referring to the club as a person)
And I promise I will keep loving
Till my breaths last none
And when its time to go
my last wish shall be
god if I have to die now
let old Trafford the place be
and god all the good deeds I have done in my life
be substituted by a wish if you can
in the next life when I am born
let me be a MAN UTD fan
----
United united all the way
Everyone else has nuthin to say
We are the best
We easily beat the rest
Man United on the way to the treble
Rivals can stare at us and turn to rubble
GLORY GLORY MAN UNITED.
MAN UNITED HERE WE GO.
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
United 5-2 Tottenham !!
Manchester United scored five goals in 22 second-half minutes to surge back from 2-0 down and beat visitors Tottenham Hotspur 5-2 in the Premier League on Saturday.
After Liverpool had earlier won 3-1 at Hull City to move top on goal difference, United's grip on the title was looking shaky as they trailed to goals from Darren Bent and Luka Modric with almost an hour gone at Old Trafford.
However, they were given a way back into the match by a harsh penalty decision after Spurs goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes dived at the feet of Michael Carrick, allowing Cristiano Ronaldo to score from the spot after 57 minutes.
Tottenham then fell apart as Wayne Rooney equalised in the 67th minute, Ronaldo headed United ahead a minute later and Rooney got the fourth while the crowd were still drawing breath.
Former Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov got in on the act with a goal 11 minutes from time to take United back to the top, three points clear of Liverpool with a game in hand.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur-Preview
Gary Neville has been ruled out for a fortnight by Sir Alex Ferguson after injuring his foot against Portsmouth at Old Trafford on Wednesday. It means he will miss both legs of the Champions League semi-final against Arsenal and also the Premier League games against Tottenham tomorrow and Middlesbrough on 2 May.
However, John O’Shea is fit after injuring his ankle against Portsmouth and could be part of a United squad to face Spurs that also includes Wes Brown, who has come through two reserve outings this week without a reaction. Ryan Giggs will make his 800th appearance if he gets on the field.
Squad: Van der Sar, Foster, Kuszczak, R da Silva, O’Shea, Brown, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evans, Evra, Ronaldo, Nani, Carrick, Scholes, Fletcher, Anderson, Giggs, Park, Berbatov, Rooney.
However, John O’Shea is fit after injuring his ankle against Portsmouth and could be part of a United squad to face Spurs that also includes Wes Brown, who has come through two reserve outings this week without a reaction. Ryan Giggs will make his 800th appearance if he gets on the field.
Squad: Van der Sar, Foster, Kuszczak, R da Silva, O’Shea, Brown, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evans, Evra, Ronaldo, Nani, Carrick, Scholes, Fletcher, Anderson, Giggs, Park, Berbatov, Rooney.
Fixture: Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur
Competition: Barclays Premier league
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
Time: 17.30 UK 22.00 IST
Date: 25.4.09
Channel: STAR SPORTS India
Competition: Barclays Premier league
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
Time: 17.30 UK 22.00 IST
Date: 25.4.09
Channel: STAR SPORTS India
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
United 2-0 Portsmouth
Paul Scholes marked his 600th Manchester United appearance in trademark fashion, supplying the killer through ball that could eventually seal an 18th league championship for the Red Devils.
Chelsea's failure to beat Everton at Stamford Bridge leaves Liverpool as United's only realistic title rivals. And goals from Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick mean Alex Ferguson's men are now three points clear of their north-west rivals, with a game in hand.
It would be Scholes' ninth title medal. He deserves it for the sublime defence-splitting pass that set up Carrick seven minutes from time after United had failed to capitalise on Rooney's early opener.
Unusually for Scholes, until his telling late intervention he was fairly subdued as he joined Bill Foulkes, Sir Bobby Charlton and long-time team-mate Giggs in United's exclusive 600 club.
In fact, it was midfield partner Anderson and evergreen Giggs - who has now turned out an incredible 799 times for his only professional club - who caught the eye.
The pair were at the heart of most United attacking moves, combining in brilliant fashion for Rooney's early opener.
As Ferguson is well aware, quick goals are vital at this stage of the season, when nerves can create so many problems at both ends of the table.
So the United boss must have been delighted to see Anderson sent Giggs flying down the left flank with a brilliant reverse pass that found the Welshman just onside.
With 10 championship medals to his name, Giggs is not in the habit of panicking in such situations. And he calmly rolled his cross along the six-yard box, where Rooney gleefully tapped him.
Had Rooney been allowed to dart onto another precise Giggs pass at the end of a one-sided opening period, United would have had the victory they craved wrapped up with half the game remaining.
Instead, a very marginal offside decision went against them, as did a failure to convert a series of excellent chances, the best of which fell to Giggs.
Cristiano Ronaldo was the provider with a low cross from the right. Giggs deft chip sailed over David James but bounced agonisingly wide of the post.
Substitute John O'Shea, who replaced Gary Neville shortly after Rooney's opener, had a header cleared off the line by Nadir Belhadj, with Giggs spurning another opportunity after Rooney had sent him through, United's stand-in skipper firing straight at James.
The half-time introduction of Jermaine Pennant brought some pace to Portsmouth's forward line.
The problem for Pompey was they struggled to get into an area where it might be exploited.
On the one occasion they did, Glen Johnson was the provider. But Edwin van der Sar read his idea and pushed the England defender's low cross away from Peter Crouch.
Van der Sar was one of nine changes to Ferguson's controversial FA Cup semi-final line-up.
Yet still the United manager could afford to leave Rio Ferdinand out altogether and have both Dimitar Berbatov and Carlos Tevez on the bench.
Despite Tevez's declaration that he will almost certainly have to seek pastures new in the summer, he remains a major crowd favourite at Old Trafford.
Certainly once O'Shea had limped off, leaving Ferguson with a single remaining substitution, it was the Argentina star most United fans wanted to see introduced.
By then, anxiety appeared to have set in. In addition to Johnson's cross, Van der Sar had to keep out a mis-hit volley from Crouch and a far more dangerous header from the same man that seemed destined for the bottom corner.
Rooney would have restored a sense of calm if he had finished instead of firing straight at James after shrugging off the attentions of Johnson to reach Van der Sar's long punt forward.
Yet Portsmouth's urgency left Ferguson to conclude neither Tevez nor Berbatov would be needed, bringing on Michael Carrick instead to help steady the ship.
The tactic worked a dream, although probably not in the way Ferguson imagined as the England man collected Scholes' superb pass and finished smartly.
It left Pompey dangling precariously six points above the drop zone, facing a crucial trip to Newcastle on Monday.
By then, United will be getting ready to face Arsenal in a Champions League semi-final, with Scholes hoping another of those cherished title medals is within touching distance.
Chelsea's failure to beat Everton at Stamford Bridge leaves Liverpool as United's only realistic title rivals. And goals from Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick mean Alex Ferguson's men are now three points clear of their north-west rivals, with a game in hand.
It would be Scholes' ninth title medal. He deserves it for the sublime defence-splitting pass that set up Carrick seven minutes from time after United had failed to capitalise on Rooney's early opener.
Unusually for Scholes, until his telling late intervention he was fairly subdued as he joined Bill Foulkes, Sir Bobby Charlton and long-time team-mate Giggs in United's exclusive 600 club.
In fact, it was midfield partner Anderson and evergreen Giggs - who has now turned out an incredible 799 times for his only professional club - who caught the eye.
The pair were at the heart of most United attacking moves, combining in brilliant fashion for Rooney's early opener.
As Ferguson is well aware, quick goals are vital at this stage of the season, when nerves can create so many problems at both ends of the table.
So the United boss must have been delighted to see Anderson sent Giggs flying down the left flank with a brilliant reverse pass that found the Welshman just onside.
With 10 championship medals to his name, Giggs is not in the habit of panicking in such situations. And he calmly rolled his cross along the six-yard box, where Rooney gleefully tapped him.
Had Rooney been allowed to dart onto another precise Giggs pass at the end of a one-sided opening period, United would have had the victory they craved wrapped up with half the game remaining.
Instead, a very marginal offside decision went against them, as did a failure to convert a series of excellent chances, the best of which fell to Giggs.
Cristiano Ronaldo was the provider with a low cross from the right. Giggs deft chip sailed over David James but bounced agonisingly wide of the post.
Substitute John O'Shea, who replaced Gary Neville shortly after Rooney's opener, had a header cleared off the line by Nadir Belhadj, with Giggs spurning another opportunity after Rooney had sent him through, United's stand-in skipper firing straight at James.
The half-time introduction of Jermaine Pennant brought some pace to Portsmouth's forward line.
The problem for Pompey was they struggled to get into an area where it might be exploited.
On the one occasion they did, Glen Johnson was the provider. But Edwin van der Sar read his idea and pushed the England defender's low cross away from Peter Crouch.
Van der Sar was one of nine changes to Ferguson's controversial FA Cup semi-final line-up.
Yet still the United manager could afford to leave Rio Ferdinand out altogether and have both Dimitar Berbatov and Carlos Tevez on the bench.
Despite Tevez's declaration that he will almost certainly have to seek pastures new in the summer, he remains a major crowd favourite at Old Trafford.
Certainly once O'Shea had limped off, leaving Ferguson with a single remaining substitution, it was the Argentina star most United fans wanted to see introduced.
By then, anxiety appeared to have set in. In addition to Johnson's cross, Van der Sar had to keep out a mis-hit volley from Crouch and a far more dangerous header from the same man that seemed destined for the bottom corner.
Rooney would have restored a sense of calm if he had finished instead of firing straight at James after shrugging off the attentions of Johnson to reach Van der Sar's long punt forward.
Yet Portsmouth's urgency left Ferguson to conclude neither Tevez nor Berbatov would be needed, bringing on Michael Carrick instead to help steady the ship.
The tactic worked a dream, although probably not in the way Ferguson imagined as the England man collected Scholes' superb pass and finished smartly.
It left Pompey dangling precariously six points above the drop zone, facing a crucial trip to Newcastle on Monday.
By then, United will be getting ready to face Arsenal in a Champions League semi-final, with Scholes hoping another of those cherished title medals is within touching distance.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
United v Portsmouth-Preview
Manchester United's bid for a hat-trick of Premier League titles continues with the visit of struggling Portsmouth to Old Trafford.
The Red Devils may have lost top spot by the time they take to the field, having also suffered an FA Cup semi-final defeat at the weekend, going down 4-2 on penalties to Everton.
Sir Alex Ferguson courted controversy by leaving a number of first-team regulars out of his side for that game, but he will not do so again for the arrival of Pompey.
Ferguson has confirmed that Wayne Rooney will be fit to feature, the England striker having missed Sunday's loss to his former club due to a foot injury.
Midfielder Darren Fletcher also returns to the squad, as should Ryan Giggs and Cristiano Ronaldo, but Michael Carrick is struggling with a slight knock.
Ferguson admitted ahead of the game: "We did our analysis of the semi-final on the train back. It's done and now we move on to Wednesday, it's a big game for us.
"We've got seven league games left to play and I hope we win them all."
Pompey travel to the north-west boosted by a crucial 1-0 victory at home to Bolton Wanderers at the weekend.
That win lifted Paul Hart's side six points clear of the relegation places, despite recent criticism that the team had been too negative.
However, they are almost certain to be without key midfielder Niko Kranjcar, who was stretchered off in the morale-boosting 1-0 win at Fratton Park.
However, scans have revealed no significant damage and Kranjcar may only miss one game.
Hart commented: "He's looking a lot better. We're hopeful he'll be back sooner rather than later.
"He's a quick healer, a boy with a strong and positive mental attitude and that's a big boost for us, because he's an integral part of our plans and has been doing well."
Elsewhere, defender Younes Kaboul is likely to miss out due to a thigh muscle strain, but midfielder Sean Davis has been given the all-clear to face United despite injuring his knee against the Trotters.
The Red Devils may have lost top spot by the time they take to the field, having also suffered an FA Cup semi-final defeat at the weekend, going down 4-2 on penalties to Everton.
Sir Alex Ferguson courted controversy by leaving a number of first-team regulars out of his side for that game, but he will not do so again for the arrival of Pompey.
Ferguson has confirmed that Wayne Rooney will be fit to feature, the England striker having missed Sunday's loss to his former club due to a foot injury.
Midfielder Darren Fletcher also returns to the squad, as should Ryan Giggs and Cristiano Ronaldo, but Michael Carrick is struggling with a slight knock.
Ferguson admitted ahead of the game: "We did our analysis of the semi-final on the train back. It's done and now we move on to Wednesday, it's a big game for us.
"We've got seven league games left to play and I hope we win them all."
Pompey travel to the north-west boosted by a crucial 1-0 victory at home to Bolton Wanderers at the weekend.
That win lifted Paul Hart's side six points clear of the relegation places, despite recent criticism that the team had been too negative.
However, they are almost certain to be without key midfielder Niko Kranjcar, who was stretchered off in the morale-boosting 1-0 win at Fratton Park.
However, scans have revealed no significant damage and Kranjcar may only miss one game.
Hart commented: "He's looking a lot better. We're hopeful he'll be back sooner rather than later.
"He's a quick healer, a boy with a strong and positive mental attitude and that's a big boost for us, because he's an integral part of our plans and has been doing well."
Elsewhere, defender Younes Kaboul is likely to miss out due to a thigh muscle strain, but midfielder Sean Davis has been given the all-clear to face United despite injuring his knee against the Trotters.
Fixture: Manchester United v Portsmouth
Competition: Barclays Premier league
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
Time:20.00 UK 00.25 IST (Thursday)
Date:22.4.09
Channel: ESPN India
Competition: Barclays Premier league
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
Time:20.00 UK 00.25 IST (Thursday)
Date:22.4.09
Channel: ESPN India
Saturday, April 18, 2009
History behind Man Utd v Everton @ Wembley
Man United and Everton will meet at Wembley in the FA Cup for the first time since the Merseyside club triumphed in the competition in 1995.
United are overwhelming favourites to lift the trophy but echoes of Paul Rideout’s winning goal for Everton which left Sir Alex Ferguson’s side trophyless in 1995 may play on United supporters’ minds when the teams meet at Wembley.
The fixture needs no added spice with the antipathy that exists between Everton supporters and their former Gwladys Street favourite Wayne Rooney. It is five years since the striker left Goodison Park for Old Trafford but his move still rankles with Evertonians. Indeed, the last time the two sides met in the FA Cup coincided with Rooney’s first appearance at Goodison Park since leaving the club. Manchester United cruised to a 2-0 victory, but the match was almost a sideshow to the pantomime treatment of Rooney.
United are overwhelming favourites to lift the trophy but echoes of Paul Rideout’s winning goal for Everton which left Sir Alex Ferguson’s side trophyless in 1995 may play on United supporters’ minds when the teams meet at Wembley.
The fixture needs no added spice with the antipathy that exists between Everton supporters and their former Gwladys Street favourite Wayne Rooney. It is five years since the striker left Goodison Park for Old Trafford but his move still rankles with Evertonians. Indeed, the last time the two sides met in the FA Cup coincided with Rooney’s first appearance at Goodison Park since leaving the club. Manchester United cruised to a 2-0 victory, but the match was almost a sideshow to the pantomime treatment of Rooney.
Fixture: Manchester United v Everton
Competition: FA Cup
Venue: Wembley, London
Date:19 April,09
Time:15.00 UK 20.25 IST
Channel: SET PIX
Competition: FA Cup
Venue: Wembley, London
Date:19 April,09
Time:15.00 UK 20.25 IST
Channel: SET PIX
Friday, February 20, 2009
United v Blackburn - Preview
Wayne Rooney will start for United as the Reds look to extend their lead at the Premier League summit to eight points by beating Blackburn at Old Trafford.
Rooney made his comeback from a hamstring injury as a goalscoring substitute against Fulham on Wednesday and Sir Alex Ferguson intends to find out whether the striker is fit enough to face Inter Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Man Utd Probable team
Van der Sar
Brown - Vidic - Ferdinand - Evra
Ronaldo - Scholes - Carrick - Park
Rooney - Berbatov
Prediction: 2-0 win to United
Thursday, February 19, 2009
United go 5 points clear !!
Wayne Rooney scored with his first touch to set the seal on a 3-0 win for Manchester United against Fulham that sent them five points clear at the top of the Premier League.
United never looked like losing their advantage once Mark Schwarzer had let Paul Scholes' early piledriver squirm home.
Dimitar Berbatov added another before Rooney tapped home Park Ji-Sung's cross-shot two minutes after his introduction as a second-half substitute, which was more than enough as Edwin van der Sar kept a 14th consecutive Premier League clean sheet at the other end.
Sir Alex Ferguson believes the strength of his United squad should prevent a repeat of their 1998 misery.
Eleven years ago, the Red Devils opened up a 12-point lead on Arsenal but succumbed to a mountain of late-season injuries to allow Arsene Wenger's men to clinch the Premier League title.
"You can never be dead sure but it is fair to say Chelsea have an uphill fight now," reflected Ferguson.
"Things can happen. We were 12 points clear of Arsenal in 1998 but we got a lot of injuries and lost the league.
"Now we can cope with it, like we have done in the last few weeks.
"That is the change at this club. We have such a big squad we can make changes."
Fulham boss Roy Hodgson knew his team would be up against it once they lost Andy Johnson and Paul Konchesky to injury before the game.
And, while Hodgson felt his team could have done better at times, he had no complaints at the outcome.
"The first goal was a poor one for us to concede but we were beaten by a better team," said Hodgson.
"What happened was no disgrace. Manchester United are a very good team with a great chance of winning the Premier League."
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Rooney Returns!
Wayne Rooney will return to the bench for Manchester United as the Red Devils look to open up a five-point lead at the Barclays Premier League summit by beating Fulham at Old Trafford.
Rooney has missed seven games since limping out of the home win over Wigan with a hamstring strain.
Sir Alex Ferguson opted to leave him out of the squad for Sunday's FA Cup trip to Derby, a decision that has proved to be a wise one.
It allowed Rooney to get an extra day's training under his belt that should ensure he plays some part against Roy Hodgson's men, even if Carlos Tevez and Dimitar Berbatov are expected to be handed the starting spots in attack.
"The plan is for Wayne Rooney to be involved tomorrow night and he will start on the bench," Ferguson told Key103.
"We have handled him in the right way.
"He is training now. His performances have been excellent and he is back to his best.
"The decision not to involve him on Sunday was a good one because he was able to train and that extra day has brought him on a lot."
Friday, February 13, 2009
Rooney to miss Derby county clash??
Manchester United will not jeopardise Wayne Rooney's fitness by rushing him back to action for Sunday's FA Cup tie at Derby.
Rooney has been absent with a hamstring injury for almost two months and was expected to return at West Ham last Sunday.
However, the England striker was left out for the win at Upton Park and seems unlikely to be risked this weekend either as the Red Devils chase a quarter-final place.
With the first leg of their Champions League knock-out clash against Inter Milan due to be played at the San Siro on February 24, United are not keen to risk Rooney just now.
So, the chances are Rooney will not be considered until next Wednesday's Premier League encounter with Fulham at Old Trafford.
"We are still assessing Wayne," said United assistant-boss Mike Phelan.
"He has done a little bit of work but we are not going to rush that situation because we have important games. We will ease him back in as quickly as we can.
"If he is available terrific, if not we will look at it for the next game against Fulham because we would never jeopardise anything."
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