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VIDEO Flashback: 3-2 vs Milan

  • February 16, 2010

Scott Patterson

Scott is the editor of RoM and has a season ticket at Old Trafford. He writes for The Mirror and Red News. He started The Republik of Mancunia in March 2006. Follow @R_o_M on Twitter.

COMPETITION: The Rebel Who Would Be King
Ahead Of Our Match Against Milan

12 Comments

Gotta hate tiny tears February 16, 2010
what a second goal by wayne
can someone refresh my memory
with kakas second goal evra and heinze got caught out in the right pack
why was the 2 left backs over there and who was playing where
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King Eric February 16, 2010
That pass by Paul for Wayne's first was once of the best passes I have seen. Genius.
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Red Devil February 16, 2010
@ GHTT

Heinze was playing centre back that day as both of our first choice was out...
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Red Devil February 16, 2010
It was a long ball that caught us out on the counter with most of our team caught upfield..(sorry for the multiple posts...something went wrong while posting)
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Costas February 16, 2010
Fantastic game and a real battering in the second half. Rooney's goal had me jumping for joy, but in hindsight, perhaps it did more bad than good. It put us in the driver's seat and Milan were up for it in the second leg. If it ended 2-2, then Milan might not have been so fired up at the San Siro.
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Fze123 February 16, 2010
Great game that was. I felt so ecstatic when Rooney scored the winner, I thought the win would uplift our players' confidence and drive us to win the second leg too. It's a shame we couldn't do the job away. We have more or less the same players now; but the difference is they have become much better; Fletcher, Evra, Rooney, and Carrick namely are in good form at the moment and undoubtedly improved. We don't have our first choice defence but at least Rio is back.
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Gudjohnsen February 16, 2010
I agree with Fze123. Many of our players have grown and developed since this encounter. Rooney is much better, same goes for Fletcher and Evra. Too bad Giggs and Vidic are out. But at least we have Rio in the defense now.

I kind of have a feeling that Milan were stronger back then than they are now. Kaka was in exceptional form at this time.

I wouldn't mind seeing this lineup tonight.

VDS
Brown - Rio - Evans - Evra
Valencia/Nani - Fletch - Carrick - Scholes - Park
Rooney

Perhaps kind of defensive but we can hit them on the counter with the pace of Rooney and Valencia/Nani...just like we did against Arsenal.
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brett1985 February 16, 2010
Paul Scholes has lit up more than one Champions League semi final hasn't he.
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Fred February 16, 2010
I'm not ashamed to admit that I cried when Rooney scored that winner. :-D

I was caught up in the moment and believed I had just witnessed Rooney and that United team come of age. I was sure we were going to win the competition.

Obviously the return leg was an absolute shocker, but fortunately we only had to wait a year to see Rooney, Ronaldo & co lift the European Cup. Good times. :-)
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Kings February 16, 2010
I think we should go 4-3-3 like at the Emirates. Take the game to them. I can see Rooney getting on the scoresheet.
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Drew Vader February 16, 2010
What a save from Dida on that shot from Fletch there....
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Shimo February 16, 2010
That scoops was pure brilliance ... hope more of the same today.
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