Posted January 29th, 2010 by red devil in Fixtures
Footie fans should earmark the upcoming Manchester United – Arsenal clash because Sir Alex Ferguson has declared that it is their “biggest game of the season.”
While the Red Devils secured a finals slot in the Carling Cup last Wednesday against Manchester City, back at the PRemier League, Chelsea was able to wrest the top position from the Reds and with still another match slated. This means that Manchester United sees the Arsenal clash as a must-win at this point. Especially since Sir Alex sees Arsenal as a big obstacle in getting a record fourth consecutive title.
A win is important since with two matches, Chelsea could potentially get four points ahead of the Red Devils, and Sir Alex doesn’t want to play catch up with a relatively big margin. And with Arsenal potentially in the running as well, they will do all they can to thwart ManU — the ingredients of an epic battle.
Tags: Arsenal · Chelsea · Manchester united
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Posted August 24th, 2008 by Redhead in That's How The Day Ended
I mean hows that to go.First i thought must be some kind of joke going around passed by United fans to laugh at Gooners’ French Connection.But then later in few days it was everywhere.As i was out for camp i hardly knew what was going in this mad world.
I still cant hold my laugh while writing.Quite a deal that went between the clubs.
Though Fergie praised him for serving United i think he has got last chance to get himself back in game.At least he got his promotion from reserves to subs. ;)
Many thanks to Wenger and friends.
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Posted February 16th, 2008 by Redhead in Match Preview
These fixtures are not generally suitable for me cause its majority that i missed them.This is the only reason why i missed writing about these few days ago.
Its a fifth round FA tie against our favorite opponents ,the Gunners.We are playing Arsenal at their home which are matters worse for us.I cant remember any defeats they had this season at their home Continue reading »
Tags: Arsenal · Manchester united
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Posted January 29th, 2008 by Redhead in FA Cup, Fixtures
The draws for the FA are finally out and guess who are we meeting.The Gunners are going to visit us at Trafford for the fifth round of the FA finals in mid FEB.Well they have been for quite a time United’s worthy opponent and have made almost every encounter into a classic match.
The last time that we faced them in FA finals was back in 2005 at Trafford.Well the results were dissapointing from United’s side but the match worth watching.These are matches which dont set off till they completely finish those given 120 minutes plus the 5 penalties.Its like a never ending conflict.Believe me watching such matches at stadium is worth every penny. Continue reading »
Tags: Arsenal · Manchester united
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Posted November 4th, 2007 by red devil in Match Report, News, Premiership

Match Report
Arsenal 2 Man. Utd 2
William Gallas equalised in injury-time to salvage a draw and keep Arsenal on top of the Premier League after an absorbing clash with Manchester United. Gallas turned Wayne Rooney’s half-hit effort into his own goal on the stroke of half time to give United the lead. Cesc Fabregas’ cool finish put Arsenal level two minutes after the break, but Cristiano Ronaldo slid home Patrice Evra’s cross nine minutes from time. But Gallas then scrambled in Gael Clichy’s cross to earn a point. Continue reading »
Tags: andserson · Arsenal · gallas · hargreaves · lucky Arsenal · Man Utd will be champions again · united draw
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Posted October 2nd, 2007 by Franky in Champions League, News, Why MU is the Greatest
On Tuesday, Roma comes to OT again and we’ll have another chance to get in our rhythm, hopefully scoring more goals this time. Last season we’ve beaten Roma 7-1 in the replay of the UCL quarter finals, but chances that we’ll repeat this royal beating are rather slim. Not because we don’t have the talent to so, but more because those monster scores are rather exceptional and repeating that performance would be a unique performance.
After VDS’s toe injury, SAF faces other defensive problems, with both Vidic and Brown having missed today’s training session. Both defenders received a knock and Fergie mentioned Pique would be the obvious replacement for Vidic or Brown.
Last weekend, our Boss hinted at youngsters being allowed to leave OT and pick up match rhythm. The poor performance of our talented junior squad against Coventry resulted in Ferguson stating that Pique and Danny Simpson could be useful for the first squad. What does this mean for Dong, Evans, Eagles (who played several times already this season) and Lee Martin?
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Tags: Arsenal · Brown · Ferdinand · Pique · Rom · UCL · Vidic
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