The Difference Between United and Chelsea Is Down To Ferguson
March 10, 2010 25 Comments
As John Terry creates more headlines for himself, celebrating in exaggerated fashion with his captain’s armband after Chelsea’s second own goal in the FA Cup against Stoke (sorry…? Deflections only go down as “own goals” when United score?), you have to wonder where he gets this attitude from.
Why does he think it’s OK to have [...]
Ferguson To Teach Rooney An Important Lesson?
March 7, 2010 162 Comments
Ahead of Manchester United’s 1-0 victory over Wolves, which was a hard fought affair that we came close to drawing, Sir Alex Ferguson was critical of our star player, Wayne Rooney. After struggling for fitness three days earlier in the League Cup final, and seeing team mate Michael Owen pick up an injury on the [...]
What Would England Fans Make Of Chelsea Captain If It Was Rooney’s Bird?
February 25, 2010 97 Comments
Wayne Bridge has announced today that he will not be going to the World Cup after his position in the squad has been made untenable by John Terry, who as captain of England and Chelsea, had an affair with Bridge’s then girlfriend and mother of his child. The couple broke up in December after Bridge [...]
Sticking Up For Wolves Over Premier League’s Ridiculous E20 Decision
February 18, 2010 112 Comments
On December 12th 2009, Wolves fought to win three points away at White Hart Lane. A couple of weeks earlier Spurs had beaten Wigan 9-1 at home so this was definitely a great result for Wolves. They had scored after three minutes but as the game progressed, had to pull out a massive performances to [...]
“Own Goal” Scores An Own Goal
February 17, 2010 44 Comments
With United somehow managing to mount a title challenge, despite playing for weeks with no defence, the media has really been scraping the barrel to find ways to criticise Manchester United. The Cristiano Ronaldo angle long disappeared with Wayne Rooney scoring more goals by January than Ronaldo did all of last season, so they had [...]
What Exactly Did Gill Say About The Glazers?
February 15, 2010 116 Comments
Following the confrontation between David Gill and a fan last week, as well as Gill’s comments about the fans’ “ridiculous” protests, it’s interesting to see what Gill used to think of our fans’ protests and the Glazers’ plan before they became his boss.
The Express’ Mick Dennis Is A Tool
January 27, 2010 27 Comments
Sir Alex Ferguson was asked whether he was concerned about the players’ discipline in tonight’s derby, after crowd trouble flared up last week at Wastelands.
“I think we have enough experience of playing in big games to know that [players must behave],” Ferguson said. “It’s always a key factor. With feisty games over the years, in [...]
It’s All Over For United… Again
January 9, 2010 513 Comments
In response to the doom and gloom articles being written about us in the papers, I thought I would share a thing or two written about us in the summer of 2006.
We had just finished second in the league and won the League Cup, after finishing third the season before and winning nothing.
Ruud van Nistelrooy [...]
Bitter Blue Mathieson Talking Nonsense In The MEN
January 6, 2010 86 Comments
City supporting journalist, Stuart Mathieson, has written in the Evening News that Manchester United have now been handed the advantage because of the postponed matches.
Why? “It will leave City just 72 hours to prepare for the visit to Old Trafford, while United will have had the comparative luxury of putting their feet up for eight [...]
Were United Captains More Honest Than Chelsea’s With FIFA Vote?
December 22, 2009 108 Comments
Lionel Messi was rightly named the FIFA World Player of the Year this week with a record breaking number of votes. Cristiano Ronaldo was voted second, Xavi third, Kaka fourth and Andrés Iniesta fifth.
The coaches and captains of international teams are given the opportunity for this prestigious award, with the first round of voting taking [...]
The Obvious Problems and More Worrying Problems
December 20, 2009 230 Comments
Where’s it all going wrong?
What’s The Fuss About Wolves Selection All About? Look at Arsenal, Liverpool and United!
December 19, 2009 50 Comments
Mick McCarthy has been centre of attention all week have choosing to change ten players to face Manchester United, after their 1-0 victory of Tottenham Hotspur days earlier.
Arsene Wenger claimed McCarthy had the intentional credibility of the league at stake whilst Gary Megson has looked to the rules of the Premier League.
