Manchester United won 2-0 in a friendly against Peterborough on Monday, in a game which saw promising débuts, familiar faces, and Reserve team action. The match was reported on here and here.
The Opinion of the Enemy: Master vs Novice
August 5, 2008 1 Comment
TheChelseaBlog.org was at United’s victory over Peterborough last night and gave an insight from the stands.
VIDEO: Gibson’s Wondergoal vs Peterborough
August 5, 2008 5 Comments
It was the battle of Fergie vs Fergie, with Senior edging it with a 2-0 win. The opener was an own goal, but Darron Gibson scored a blinder a minute after coming on the field. The midfielder has had an unimpressive pre-season so far, but he will have certainly caught the boss’ attention with this!
Fergie vs Fergie: Own Goal, Brazilian Twins & Wonder Strike!
August 4, 2008 12 Comments
Manchester United travelled down to face Sir Alex’s Ferguson’s son’s team, Peterborough, winning with a rather generous 2-0 scoreline. Whilst this was another good opportunity for our lads to get to match fitness, the main talk revolved around the appearance of our Brazilian twins, who we’ve been hearing trickles of news about every 6 months [...]
How They Rated – United Beat The Pirates
July 22, 2008 Leave a Comment
Manchester United beat Orlando Pirates 1-0 in tonights Vodacom Challenge game in South Africa. Lee Martin was the goalscorer in a game that ended in rather drab fashion. How did our players rate?
Carrick Taking Penalties? O’Shea As Captain? Aberdeen 0 – 2 United
July 12, 2008 10 Comments
In a somewhat emotional return to Aberdeen for Sir Alex Ferguson, 25 years after winning the UEFA Cup Winners Cup against Real Madrid, United finished 2-0 winners. Michael Carrick and Wayne Rooney were the goalscorers, in a game which featured first teamers Gary Neville, John O’Shea Wes Brown, Nemanja Vidic, Mikael Silvestre, Darren Fletcher, Michael [...]
Intense joy, complete contentment, happiness unmeasurable – We’re Champions of Europe
May 22, 2008 17 Comments
Ahead of last night’s Champions League final, I wasn’t half as nervous as I expected I’d be. Of course, there were some nerves, and the hour leading up to kick off felt like the longest of my life, but I was far more excited than I was scared. It was written in the stars, the [...]
Kanchelskis: Let’s Stuff Chelsea Again
May 21, 2008 10 Comments
Andrei Kanchelskis was a top quality United player, bombing down the wing long before the days of David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo. With the cuff of his shirt in his hand, he provided goals for the likes of Eric Cantona and Mark Hughes. He was also capable of scoring the odd goal or two for [...]
Rooney: Attack, attack, attack!
May 21, 2008 Leave a Comment
Manchester United have proven they are better than their rivals both offensively and defensively this season, however, it is our attacking football that we pride ourselves on. This dates back to the Busby Babes in the 50′s and is fully part of the United tradition. However, on a couple of occasions this season in Europe, [...]
Today’s The Day – Can We Do It?
May 11, 2008 3 Comments
I write this before leaving for the pub on a glorious Mancunian day. Blue skies, the sun is shining…and I feel sick. A whole season’s work comes down to today. All the goals and saves and tackles and passes and fouls come down to this one day. Everything that has gone before, right back to [...]
VIDEO: From The Stands vs West Ham including Fergie Speech
May 6, 2008 1 Comment
Saturday saw United’s land home game of the season, which ended in a 4-1 victory for the reds. Before kick off, I was apprehensive over how we would play. Upon hearing that there were no changes to the team that beat Barcelona to progress to the European Cup final four days before, we could be [...]
United’s Post Match Brawl With Chelsea
April 26, 2008 11 Comments
Patrice Evra is carrying a yellow in the Champions League, meaning another booking against Barcelona on Tuesday would see him miss the final. It therefore made sense to see Mikael Silvestre line up against the rent boys today, giving him some match time against difficult opposition ahead of the semi final. After the game today, [...]
Mourinho: Destiny In United’s Hands
April 26, 2008 Leave a Comment
Chelsea fans still cry in to their pillow at the thought of Jose Mourinho, the man that guided them to their first title in 50 years, as well as winning both domestic cups. Only a couple of years before they were on the brink of bankruptcy, but for three years they got to see a [...]
Chelsea vs United: Stats Don’t Bode Well
April 26, 2008 Leave a Comment
When looking at our results versus Chelsea in the Roman era, United fans may have reason to worry about our away trip to Stamford Bridge tomorrow. Chelsea currently hold an 80 league game unbeaten run at home and with a title to fight for, certainly won’t be rolling over for us. Six years ago, almost [...]
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