Posted April 28th, 2008 by drvynum in Gossip, Injuries, News
Well i dont know that i am last man to know this but,Evra had a fight with Chelsea’s ground men.The reasons Continue reading »
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Posted April 5th, 2008 by drvynum in Injuries
News about Gary’s return in starting line-up are going strong for Middlesbrough game.Missing almost a year for his knee injury,Gary has now convincingly made back into team.Vida’s injury in Rome has placed Gary in space to make his return.Vidic is likely to stay out for another three weeks which can hint Gary to perform well for getting his spot.Though they both share different positions,Sir Alex has a reason now to include Neville back in squad.However,Gary isnt going to be in team with Middlebrough clash he surely will travel with other United players.Gary’s impressive recovery is seen in his matches in reserves and Fergie feels its right time now for him to make back with team. Continue reading »
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Posted February 28th, 2008 by drvynum in Injuries, Player Reviews
This is almost like some super hero returns.Gary is finally back.After a long 10 month pause to his flying career,Gary made his appearance in a reserves match against Liverpool.Though we lost the match by 2 goals,we have managed to get our hero back.He had full 60 minutes played without any problem and after that he was substituted.
Gary has been out since last May and has been suffering from multiple injuries.United though, has a set team in defense its hard time now for Gary to return into his place.Danny Simpson and Brown both have improved a lot after Gary absense.I recommend Gary to still take rest for another 2-3 weeks and return back with bang like or Scholesy did.I still suggest that right the team is perfectly biased and any changes in squad can unbalance things.For example,if Gary returns back, he wont be that fit or equally fit compared to Brown.So he might reduce the attack speed at flanks.
Saha has also returned back into first team and now we hardly have any injured in beds.So its all know working on our sides.
Lets see how will Fergie figures and takes Gary.
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Posted January 29th, 2008 by drvynum in Injuries
Whats happening is that possible.I mean does superman too falls sick.Well its hard to believe but our strong man has fallen down with a virus.Reports say that his family is too suffering from a bad virus.Ferguson too spoke about this after match that “he was down with bad virus and his health his quite poor”.
Vidic who missed his last match against Tottenham is likely to recover before the Pompey match.I did miss him the most when Tottenham scored their first goal while Wes Brown was busy watching the move.
Vidic is United second for maximum starts of the game just one game behind Ferdinand’s total of 29. He has only missed 4 matches of the season prior the Sunday’s clash.
(PS: Dont worry Gunners the new pairs of Fab’s Leg will last longer.) 
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Posted December 25th, 2007 by drvynum in Injuries
Opps Its again an injured player.. This time its our Jolly Green Giant.Fergie revealed later this day that Van De Sar is suffering from groin injury is likely to miss the next three fixtures .Van De Sar who recently signed another 12 month contract with United has been off with last few games.
His spot has been now occupied by Tomasz Kuszcak who is playing quite well and has an advantage of three easy fixtures with game against Sunderland,West Ham and Birmingham City. Continue reading »
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Posted November 18th, 2007 by drvynum in Injuries, Internationals
I think it doesn’t look very relevant of writing about Steve on this blog but this one crossed my limits and couldn’t hold on to write this one.Continue reading if you dont like Steve . Few days back on Nov 15 ,England played against Austria at Vienna.The match as expected was won by England but this lead to few stumbles for England’s coach.Steve intially thought that he would win this one with far more goals and oppurtunities which will in case boost morale for Englishmen.So without much of thoughts and talks he makes full strength team against the team for which Eng 21 wont have bother to play.But still he continues and what all feared happens.A damn bad Injury!.. Continue reading »
Tags: england · fergie · owen · steve mclaren
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Posted October 9th, 2007 by franky in Injuries, Internationals, News
After Saturday’s amazing second half display, SAF must be a happy man. Not only because of our 6 consecutive victories in the League, or the 8 consecutive clean sheets victories UCL games included, but most of all because of the international break.
A much needed break for ManU.
ManU has been one of the biggest victims in this season start when it comes to injuries, with almost a complete squad sidelined and this week could be the first time Alex actually IS happy because of an international break. Most of the time this means that OT is almost empty and between 15 and 20 players leave Manchester to train with and play for their national team, but this time things are different.
This time many players won’t play in their national kit, but will enjoy the almost two weeks to recover from injury and return entirely fit for the clash with Aston Villa on Saturday 20th October.
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Tags: Break · Internationals · Neville · Saha · VDS · Vidic
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Posted May 26th, 2007 by red devil in Analysis, Champions League, Fantasy Footie, Gossip, History, Injuries, League Cup, News, Predictions
For Sir Alex Ferguson, obtaining the Champions League Cup is the next stop for the United Reds. While they fell short due to injuries to a couple of their players, it is obvious that the team is headed in that direction and only time will tell. After talks of impending player transfers coming their way and leaving enough time for the healing period to its key players, it will be all systems go in the coming months as the United Reds will be once again in harness.

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The Reds have proven to be a team to reckon with despite the various obstacles that the team has faced. Getting that far with what they have is an accomplishment that Ferguson has readily appreciated and lauded. One can just think of what would become of the Reds team once all players are up and about. A scary thought for their opponents and a wondrous one for Ferguson and company.
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Posted May 10th, 2007 by red devil in Champions League, History, Injuries, Internationals, League Cup, Match Report, News, Nostalgia, Why MU is the Greatest
In the same way that Chelsea experienced the same ovation for their brave effort in 2005, the same was now in turn given to the United Reds in their 0-0 standoff with Chelsea at the Stamford Bridge Pitch. It is a fact that the Reds are ailing and paying tribute to the heroic efforts by the left players emphasizing on team play lead by Wes Brown, there is nothing better than to receive due recognition for the efforts of the remaining players of the powerhouse club.

Defense was the name of the game between the match of the Reds and Chelsea and this was typified as both failed to score a goal for the tight defense both teams applied. Chelsea had a change to score a goal in the end game, but thanks to the combined efforts of the Reds’ players, they were able to hold off any offensive from Chelsea.
“It was a difficult game for us,” he added. “Both sides didn’t play their strongest teams, but we have come out with a respectable draw.
“It was [a strange game]. There was a few lads in from the reserves and some players played out of position. We’ve not played together all season, so to come to Chelsea we had to play well. I thought we relly stuck together.
“Chelsea put a lot of pressure on us towards the end of the game. It looked like they might nick a goal at the end, but we managed to hold on and kept on defending.” –Wes Brown: Wes praises Blues gesture
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Posted April 28th, 2007 by red devil in Analysis, Champions League, Injuries, News, Player Reviews, Player of the Month, Player of the Season, Post-Season, Premiership
An injury time winning goal was all that was needed and Wayne Rooney became the unlikely savior, helping the United Reds buck a 2-1 lead during halftime and escape with a 3-2 victory over AC Milan at Old Trafford in the semi-finals first leg.

It was poetry in motion for Rooney as he executed a goal on a perfect assist coming from Paul Scholes. The hard earned win was evident as emphatically stated by Rooney after the game. They now carry the momentum going into the second leg next Wednesday in the Champions League decider in San Siro.
“It’s a great feeling,” he told ITV Sport. “It was a difficult match but when it got late we kept going. We knew the victory would make it a little bit easier for the away leg. And to get a goal in the last minute is a great feeling.
“It was fantastic. At 2-1 behind at half-time against a very good Milan team, we knew it would be difficult to get the win. The manager told us too keep pushing, keep going and we’ll get the goals, and we did.” –Rooney relieved by winner
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