Posted December 9th, 2011 by Footy Fan in Match Preview, premier league
Manchester United welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to Old Trafford at 3pm on Saturday as both teams will look for three points, with very contrasting reasons.
While the visitors linger dangerously only a few points above the relegation zone, the hosts badly need the three points to keep up the pace with Manchester City, who are running away at the top of the Premier League table and are the bookies’ favourites with the best football odds to win the title.
The result will be even more important to Sir Alex Ferguson’s side as they will respond appropriately after humiliating bowing out of the UEFA Champions League at the group stage phase. Four wins in their last five league outings suggest it is not time to panic just yet though for the Red Devils.
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Posted December 1st, 2011 by Footy Fan in Match Preview, Premiership
December looks to be a very important and a very busy month for Manchester United.
Premiership betting odds have arch-rivals Manchester City as title favorites, but with six league matches this month, a perfect month could see things shifting in United’s favor going into the new year.

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Posted November 27th, 2011 by Wayne Ernest in General
The renowned midfielder of the Manchester Anderson has been ruled out with a knee injury. He has been ruled out until February 2012. Anderson is a famous Brazilian footballer who had crucial ligament damage and was forced to undergo a surgery two years ago.
Anderson is again sent back to Portugal to the same specialist for the further assessment of his knee injury. Anderson had the Champions League clash with Otelul Galati on 2nd November and has not played since then. Sir Alex Ferguson stated this to media in an interview that Anderson is out until February 2012.

Ferguson is worried as Tom Cleverley who is an English footballer who plays as a midfielder in the Premier League for Manchester United is also out of the field due to an ankle injury.
Alex Ferguson however has no plans to go to the transfer market in the month January. He said in his interview with media that it might be easy to buy the players but is easier said than done to buy them or the Manchester market and that too in the month of January. He is also not sure to get any player that can make a better team for them. He doesn’t find any good player in the market; the players he wants are not available.
In totality the only fit midfield players left are Darren Gibson, Darren Fletcher,Ryan Giggs, Ji-sung Park and Michael Carrick. Ferguson tried to fit Wayne Rooney and Phil Jones as midfield players.
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Posted November 25th, 2011 by Wayne Ernest in General
The English Premier League Champions Manchester is one the most popular events the in the world nowadays, which has gained the popularity by the increase interest by the people who are associated with the game. It has not only provided the great amount of revenue but also the profit from the game is unbelievable. The club has been profited by $1 billion when the interest rates and depreciation almost rose by 30 percent. Currently in the second position, the Manchester united is in the second position that has reported the gross debt of 433.2 million that has fallen from 516.7 million. The English premier league champions Manchester united is the most successful English football team, which has crossed the limit from the earnings.
The permission is received from the IPO by which the Manchester United is now selling the 30 percent team with the great profit that is the most amazing thing that will surely help the team management. The company has planned to bring down the debt, so that it can lower the burden on the Glazer family, which are the club owner’s. Normally the Blazer family is not popular among the supporters because they never came in the media and never showed in the public issue.

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Posted November 7th, 2011 by Footy Fan in Match Report
A combination of Danny Welbeck and Wes Brown ensured the disappointing hosts stole all three points as an unfortunate Sunderland side can count themselves unlucky for not getting something from the game. The Manchester United statistics don’t lie as the 19-time champions bossed the match but were not as convincing as you would expect from England’s best team.

The United youngster came back to haunt his former employers
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Posted November 5th, 2011 by Footy Fan in News
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Posted November 2nd, 2011 by Wayne Ernest in General
Michael Ballack, the former Chelsea midfielder believes that the Londoners are a shadow of the team they once were. He also stated in one of his interview that he believe that the Londoners have lost the quality which struck fear into opposing teams.
Michael Ballack played an important role for the Bundesliga club; he is now at Bayer Leverkusen. Chelsea was actually in a danger of falling to reach in the Champions league knockout stages and Michael Ballack salted it away.

Chelsea took the lead for the third time on their travels in Group E where as Didier Drogba scored just his second goal of the season.
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Posted October 4th, 2011 by Mel in General, Injuries
Manchester United began its campaign to win the Premier League Cup in a very decisive fashion. Bucking the popular assessment of the Red Devils as slow starters, they came blazing right off the gate this season. Even the usually slow to find his groove Wayne Rooney immediately displayed fine form and racked up an impressive number of points – including getting a hat trick on Manchester United’s successive matches against Arsenal and Bolton.
For a moment there, Manchester United fans were beginning to think that this is going to be an effortless season and that the Red Devils will breeze through the season maintaining their impressive form. But football is nothing but unexpected. Injury problems have again began to plague the team. Continue reading »
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Posted May 29th, 2011 by Franky in Champions League
Follow the 2011 Champions League final live here, in collaboration with the Soccerlens crew.
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Posted November 30th, 2010 by Franky in News
Football Legend Sir Bobby Robson passed away at the age of 76 today.
Sir Bobby Robson was England Manager from 1982 to 1990 and lead the England squad to the semi-finals of the 1990 World Cup in Italy. You can read more about Sir Bobby Robson’s career over at Wikipedia.

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