With yesterday’s announcement that Michael Owen is leaving Manchester United after the former-England striker wasn’t offered a new contract, the question every United fan is thinking about is this one:
‘Who will be the club’s new number 7?’
With remaining fixtures still to play in the Barclay’s Premier League, I have decided to choose my top three Manchester United performers of the season regardless of what happens in the next couple of weeks.
It’s been a tough choice to make as I have chopped and changed my top three performers over the last few days, cutting it down from a strong five, to my top three. In reverse order..
Gareth Bale is HOT property. And he has set sight on a move abroad with Real Madrid or Barcelona supposedly in the hunt for the Welsh winger. Manchester United were linked with him but for now that seems unlikley. Let us see how he can fit into both teams:
Here`s one for the fancy of Manchester United fans` minds: who would be that one player from each of Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs that we would like to sign? Here are my choices:
In 2003 when Ronaldinho was playing in France for Paris Saint-Germain, Sir Alex Ferguson identified the Brazilian as a player Manchester United needed to replace the likes of David Beckham, who had left to join Real Madrid, and Juan Sebastián Veron, the Argentine flop who had signed for Chelsea.
It’s the mother of all battles. Gran Clasico. Real Madrid against Barcelona. Only here, my focus is not on a league meeting between the two teams. I’ll be doing a comprehensive analysis of both teams wrt the immediate future, say 3-4 years at the max. We’ll have a look at what makes these two so irresistible to watch.
Manchester United were expected to beat Stoke City at home on Tuesday. Everton in truth were not expected to beat Manchester City at Goodison Park on the same night. Darron Gibson’s winner meant United drew level once again with City at the top of the table, in yet another twist in the title-race.
I think there are 2 types of yellow card, a good yellow and a bad yellow.
The good yellow also has variants. These are defensive, midfield and attacking good yellow cards, and there are the same 3 bad yellow cards.
Now that we’re into the New Year, it’s time to look back on the year that was 2011 and pick out the players that made the year their own.
@TacheyDelBosque, @stiuge, and I have selected our best Premier League and World teams over the course of 2011. Do you agree with any of our line-up’s?
Of course on Boxing Day, Manchester United host Wigan Athletic at Old Trafford With that in mind it’s worth looking at these 5 individuals who have spent time at United and Wigan in their careers.
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