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MANCHESTER UNITED~kaloh pon dok atas lagi ke..huhuhu

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Post time 16-8-2010 12:38 PM | Show all posts
apesal laaaa hari selasa pkul 3 pahi..isk
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 Author| Post time 16-8-2010 12:52 PM | Show all posts
apesal laaaa hari selasa pkul 3 pahi..isk
jAck666 Post at 16-8-2010 12:38



    boleh bersahur trus la noks!
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Post time 16-8-2010 03:22 PM | Show all posts
esok keje noksss!
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Post time 16-8-2010 03:42 PM | Show all posts
baca suratkhabar sudah pagi esok..
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 Author| Post time 16-8-2010 05:12 PM | Show all posts
esok keje noksss!
jAck666 Post at 16-8-2010 15:22



    tdo awal la nokss..kul 10 ke
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Post time 17-8-2010 05:35 AM | Show all posts
bertabahlah nak keje nihh!
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Post time 17-8-2010 07:41 AM | Show all posts
team ni mng dlm game derby
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Post time 17-8-2010 08:24 AM | Show all posts
Man United 3-0 Newcastle

Manchester United began their Premier League campaign in style with a comfortable 3-0 win over Newcastle.


Dimitar Berbatov was handed a starting berth alongside Wayne Rooney and responded by drilling home an excellent 33rd-minute effort at Old Trafford.

The Bulgarian should have had another goal after half-time but, after Darren Fletcher had doubled the Red Devils' advantage shortly before the break, it was evergreen substitute Ryan Giggs who extended his remarkable record of scoring in every Premier League season when he latched on to Paul Scholes' inspired pass and sent a first-time volley bouncing past Steve Harper.

The only real disappointment for United was another blank day for Wayne Rooney, who has now gone 13 matches for club and country since he last scored, against Bayern Munich in March.

After the game Scholes, who shone in midfield throughout the clash, felt Manchester United could have scored more but was content with the 3-0 scoreline.

"The most important thing is to win the game," Scholes told Sky Sports 1. "Maybe we could have scored more but we'll take a 3-0 win on the first day of the season.

"Newcastle came, set their stall out and defended deep. Once we got the goal we were a constant threat.

"A lot of teams come here and try to make it difficult. We just had to tire them out as much as we could.

"Second half especially, I really enjoyed that: creating chances, looking like we were going to score whenever we went forward."

On Giggs' strike, which the Welshman finished following a fine team move, he added: "It was a great goal to watch. We kept the ball well and it was a fantastic goal to start off with."

-babah mantops...
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Post time 17-8-2010 08:39 AM | Show all posts
tahniah berbongok...booOOO shrek
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Post time 17-8-2010 09:08 AM | Show all posts
berbadul n org2 tua lg hebak dr runi...
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 Author| Post time 17-8-2010 09:34 AM | Show all posts
org tua scholes assist 2 ok..passing2 nya yg sgt cun!

org tua giggs voley gol yg cantekk!

babah byk peluang tp sebijik jek skor..

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Post time 17-8-2010 01:08 PM | Show all posts
babah the greatest lejen
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Post time 17-8-2010 01:10 PM | Show all posts
yeay aku miss game neh... hebak jugak berbadol nih.. opening game dah score.
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Post time 17-8-2010 03:14 PM | Show all posts
dengar cite babah nak ke marseille
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Post time 17-8-2010 04:55 PM | Show all posts
babah worth it!!
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Post time 17-8-2010 09:42 PM | Show all posts
kemenangan pertama sudah dicapai glory2 man united!!!!
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Post time 18-8-2010 05:39 AM | Show all posts
Ferguson: I have never watched Bebe play

Sir Alex Ferguson admits Manchester United's new signing Bebe was a mystery even to him, and that for the first time in 24 years at Old Trafford, he has purchased a player he has never seen in action.


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Sir Alex Ferguson parades his new signings

It came as a real shock last week when United announced the signing of the 20-year-old, who had only joined Vitoria Guimaraes five weeks previously from third-tier side Estrela Amadora. Further intrigue followed when it emerged that Bebe had been homeless as a youngster.

United paid £7 million to activate a release clause in the forward's contract as reports indicated that Real Madrid were also interested in making a deal. Such was the club's haste, Ferguson concedes he was unable to see his new signing in action.

"On this occasion I didn't watch him," Ferguson said. "It is the first time I have done it. Normally I see plenty of video footage but our scouting department is very good and sometimes you have to go on instinct.

"Our scout in Portugal was adamant we must do something quickly. You look at the material. You look at their age and whether they're bringing pace, balance, desire to play. You got to trust your staff at times, so I sent David Gill down there to do the deal."

When asked at a press conference on Wednesday what were his best attributes, Bebe replied: "I am fast, I kick well and I score a lot of goals."

While United have invested in youth this summer, with Bebe, Javier Hernandez and Chris Smalling all presented to the press on Tuesday, neighbours Manchester City have once against exercised their considerable financial muscle in the transfer market.

The club confirmed on Tuesday they have agreed a deal to sign James Milner from Aston Villa, building on the previous captures of Mario Balotelli, David Silva, Yaya Toure, Jerome Boateng and Aleksandar Kolarov. Their spending is in excess of £100 million this summer and although Ferguson did not mention City by name, he has questioned the amounts being spent in some quarters.

"Over the last two or three years we have seen very wealthy owners become part of football clubs and therefore go on this kamikaze effort to spend their money," Ferguson said. "It is amazing the amounts of money that are being bandied about in the present day game.

"Some people may think it could be dangerous. But if they have that kind of money, they are certainly using it. I don't see it abating. The kind of spending we are seeing at the moment will be here for two or three years, until such time as they understand you can't necessarily achieve all the time by spending."
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 Author| Post time 18-8-2010 08:29 AM | Show all posts
MU terlepas sudaa ozill..bebe pon bebe lah
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Post time 18-8-2010 10:38 AM | Show all posts
congrats MU ................. RM dah sambar ozil  
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Post time 18-8-2010 02:13 PM | Show all posts
jgn jd bebek sudah.....
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