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Manchester United : Terduduk Diatas Pulak...
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adohhh..tim tua jgn bantai manyu byk2 ok! |
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ada,sentuhan dari fool fan yg jeles ngan game pagi tadi..
apis^08 Post at 5-5-2011 20:15 
sebab ada sentuhan... dapat penalti tak?
pppprrrffftttt.... |
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lepas kalah ngan Barca nanti bg alasan ada sentuhan lak ye.
roblucci Post at 6-5-2011 10:11 
itu klu kalah.... klu menang lagi banyak sentuhan di sana sini katanya.... |
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ramai plak jeles ngan manyu pi final..kuhkuhkuh... |
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sebab ada sentuhan... dapat penalti tak?
pppprrrffftttt....
satusembilan Post at 6-5-2011 11:25 
dapat tapi dalam mimpi jer la tu pun fool fan yg wat |
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boboi sentuhan dah kasi komen... |
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dah boleh celebrate lom ni?
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selebet sing kata dah bulehhhhh  |
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5 is better than 19  |
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Post Last Edit by wanburn at 9-5-2011 09:00
5 is better than 19
ryosakazaki Post at 9-5-2011 04:33
teringat banner dari fan liverpool..
"Au revoir Cantona and Man United...come back when you've won 18!" |
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Report: United 2 Chelsea 1
United stand tantalisingly close to a record 19th title after a magnificent 2-1 victory over closest rivals Chelsea at a jubilant Old Trafford.
Early goals from Javier Hernandez (inside the first minute) and Nemanja Vidic set Sir Alex Ferguson's side on the way to a famous win. Despite Frank Lampard's second-half effort, the Reds thoroughly deserved the three points that leaves the club only one point away from further glory.
The Reds took just 37 seconds to lift the roof off Old Trafford with incisive passes by Ryan Giggs and Ji-sung Park seeing Hernandez through on goal as a stretching David Luiz failed to intercept the Korean's through-ball. Chicharito nervelessly slipped his finish wide of Petr Cech to hand United the perfect start.
In a whirlwind opening spell, Wayne Rooney let fly from another Park pass to bring the best out of the diving Cech and Hernandez was unable to reach a teasing Park centre that evaded the shaky Luiz.
Another fine move at blistering speed saw Rooney collect a return ball from Antonio Valencia, only to pull his finish just wide. Chelsea finally mustered a couple of chances of their own, with Edwin van der Sar worked by Florent Malouda after fisting away a Didider Drogba header before Salomon Kalou hit a tame effort straight at the Dutch keeper.
But Sir Alex's men doubled their lead in the 23rd minute when Park's wicked drive from an angle forced a corner from Cech's save. From the flag-kick, Giggs teased Kalou and centred invitingly for an outnumbered Vidic to plunder a downward header into the net. Cue incredible celebrations.
Chelsea's response was instant, with Van der Sar palming away a Kalou header and Branislav Ivanovic only finding the side-netting from the rebound. Van der Sar became more prominent as Luiz moved forward with menace to test the veteran, who then dived to his left to frustrate Didier Drogba from a free-kick.
Another cheaply-awarded foul allowed Drogba a second set-piece attempt before there was controversy when Ivanovic escaped a second booking for a blatant foul on Rooney.
Undeterred, United finished the half strongest. John Obi Mikel prodded behind following a Valencia one-two with Rooney and the Ecuadorian winger smashed over the top following neat play by Giggs and Fabio.
Malouda had the first real effort of the second period but Van der Sar watched it sail wide before another big decision went against United. Lampard clearly handled Valencia's cross inside the area but Howard Webb waved play on as everybody anticipated the official pointing to the spot.
Carlo Ancelotti introduced Fernando Torres to his attack just past the hour mark as the Blues searched for a route back into the game, and the title race.
Valencia had another penalty shout rejected after tussling with John Terry inside the box following another rapid break but, this time, it was probably the correct decision from referee Webb.
Van der Sar had to be alert to field a long-range drive by substitute Alex and Drogba was penalised for handball when delivering a shot wide of the far post as some pressure started to build on the home goal.
United did concede when Ivanovic climbed to head a Ramires cross goalwards and Lampard stabbed home from close range with just over 20 minutes remaining. It set up a nervous finale.
Rooney almost restored the two-goal lead immediately but was off-balance when trying to steer in a Hernandez cut-back and Alex cleared superbly off the line to avoid a sense of deja vu for the visitors after the Champions League tie at Old Trafford.
United defenders had to put their bodies on the line in a bid to preserve the now slender advantage, with Fabio, Rio Ferdinand and substitute Jonny Evans all requiring treatment in the aftermath of one attack.
It was tight and tense but Rooney could have scored three times in the space of a minute, only to fail to find the finishing touch that would have relaxed the home fans. Then Hernandez headed over from close range from Valencia's driven centre with four minutes left as the Reds refused to do things the easy way.
Hearts were in mouths when Torres lined up a shot inside the box with time running out, but the £50million man could only drag it off-target, much to palpable relief. United stand on the brink of yet another title. |
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Boss salutes his "brilliant" players
Sir Alex Ferguson hailed his players after a splendid team performance vanquished Chelsea and moved United to the cusp of a record 19th league title.
The Reds were roared on by an ecstatic Old Trafford crowd and made an electrifying start with goals from Javier Hernandez and skipper Nemanja Vidic. Frank Lampard's effort set up a nerve-wracking finale as United passed up several opportunities to score a third goal that would have clinched the three points.
"We do it all the time, take it to the very wire," said Sir Alex. "We could've scored six in the second half!
"We had lots of chances but we expected a tough game and got a tough game. I thought we were brilliant and it was a fantastic start. Petr Cech made two fantastic saves but it was a good team performance. When we gave the ball away for their goal, understandably it was a bit nervous but the fans helped us a lot.
"We kept creating chances and Wayne Rooney could've scored six. Credit to the players because they deserve it."
Sir Alex felt his side were denied a couple of penalties after a Frank Lampard handball and John Terry's challenge on Antonio Valencia but it mattered little in the end.
"They were clear penalty kicks and I can only say if we end up winning the title we didn't need the referees to give us anything and that's even more pleasing," he added.
The manager is convinced his players will finish the job by getting the point required to make certain of the title.
"We just need one point now and I think, knowing the players, they'll get their point - there's no doubt about that.
"To win the 19th title would be fantastic. To be the most successful team in the country in terms of championship victories... the minute we won for the first time in 1992, the door opened for us. It's an incredible achievement."
Now the Champions League final inevitably moves into the boss' thoughts as United chase another remarkable double on the domestic and European front.
"In the next few weeks we've got to be doing some work on Barcelona," he added. "But we've got to get a point at Blackburn [first].
"Blackburn are fighting relegation and Blackpool as well, so we've got 100 per cent respect for those two great clubs. They're neighbours and I don't see them going down but we have to do our job and, if we get a point, I'll be delighted." |
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Sir Alex praises crowd
Rollercoaster Reds
"We do it all thetime, take it to the wire and give the poor souls in that standheart-attacks and have them sitting on the edge of their seats, bitingtheir nails - and I was one of them!"
- Sir Alex Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson admits his players put him through the wringer in the closing stages of the 2-1 win against Chelsea.
The boss watched on anxiously, along with the home supporters, after Frank Lampard reduced the deficit as Wayne Rooney and Javier Hernandez spurned glorious chances to kill the reigning champions off.
There were few genuine scares, although substitute Fernando Torres lined up one shot inside the area only to fire wide of Edwin van der Sar's goal with time running out.
"We kept missing chances and it gave them a lifeline all the time," the boss explained to MUTV.
"We should have had them out of sight, to be honest. But it's the nature of Manchester United. We do it all the time, take it to the wire and give the poor souls in that stand heart-attacks and have them sitting on the edge of their seats, biting their nails. I was one of them!"
"The supporters were magnificent in the last 10 to 15 minutes in particular, when we needed them. The fans lifted the boys and got us over the line." |
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Giggs: Let's get it done
"It’s a massive step forward. Mathematically it’s not done yet but we’re nearly there."
- Ryan Giggs
Ryan Giggs is urging United to wrap up an English record 19th league title as soon as possible after deservedly beating nearest challengers Chelsea at Old Trafford.
The Welshman was instrumental once again in beating the Blues - setting up the crucial second goal on Sunday afternoon for Nemanja Vidic - and he's now within touching distance of a 12th championship medal for himself.
"It's a massive step forward. Mathematically it’s not done yet but we’re nearly there," said Ryan after the 2-1 win over Chelsea.
"We’ve just got to finish the job off, hopefully next week. We’ve got to get one point from the next two games. It’s a great chance for us and we’ll try and get it done as soon as possible. Blackburn’s a tough place to go but I’m sure we’ll have loads of fans going to that one. It’ll be a great atmosphere, it always is. And as always, we won’t go for the draw, we’ll try and win."
Giggs looked as evergreen as ever against Chelsea, more than 20 years after making his debut. At that time, in 1991, United had won seven titles to Liverpool's 18 but now the Reds are set to go one ahead.
“Fifteen, twenty years ago, you’d never have thought it. It’s a great achievement by the club and by the manager to haul back our biggest rivals over the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. We’re nearly there and if we do it, it will be special.” |
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Man United semakin hampiri juara liga
2011/05/09
LONDON: Manchester United hampir mengesahkan kejuaraan Liga Perdana Inggeris miliknya musim ini apabila menewaskan Chelsea 2-1 di Old Trafford, sebentar tadi.
United memperoleh jaringan awal menerusi Javier Harnandez pada 36 saat permainan bermula manakala gol kedua menerusi tandukan Nimanja Vidic pada minit ke-32.
Chelsea membalas pada minit ke-69 menerusi kuisan Frank Lampard tetapi masih gagal memenuhi harapan untuk membawa balik tiga mata penuh.
United akan menghabiskan dua lagi baki perlswanan bertemu Blackburn di tempat lawan dan Blackpool di Old Trafford dengan hanya memerlukan satu mata untuk memastikan kejuaraan liga kali ke-19. |
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last 2 game nih bagi la bebe ngan owen main..
diorang pun nak dakap piala jugak |
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Post time 6-5-2011 11:25 AM
