Manchester United FC

[TAREK®]

I am interested to see how will Valencia perform after months of absence and his return is right on time

[Confucius]

as i understood from what i've read, he's gonna play a half in today's reserves match against Blackpool, w a little bit against Arsenal in the FA Cup this Weekend..i think he's gonna take some time to get his speed and stamina back, but he's a very hard worker so i reckon he'll be back on track in a month or so, but yeah i'm lookin forward to seeing him back in action again!

[TAREK®]

Sir Alex broke his silence here

[Abruzzy]

Nani to miss a month?


Nani injury worse than first thought
Nani faces up to a month out because the gash to his left shin is more serious than first thought. Manchester United had hoped their flying winger would be out for just a couple of weeks after he was injured by a reckless challenge from Jamie Carragher in Sunday’s 3-1 defeat to Liverpool. However, the wound swelled up so much that United’s doctors were unable to stitch it closed. This has delayed the Portuguese winger’s recovery, forcing United to reassess how long he will be sidelined. He is highly unlikely to play again this month and could be out for four weeks. Nani’s loss has been partly offset by Antonio Valencia’s recovery from his broken ankle. The winger, injured against Rangers in September, is expected to figure at some stage in Saturday’s FA Cup clash with Arsenal.
Official comment on Nani's injury and estimated return date is likely to be made on Friday morning when Sir Alex holds his pre-match press conference. The club has confirmed this will go ahead at 09:30 GMT as normal.
The Guardian quotesSir Alex Ferguson on the main threat to United's bid for a record 19th league title: “Arsene Wenger and his [Arsenal] players have rearranged the pecking order somewhat to come storming through to lie in second place. Clearly they represent the main danger to us achieving our ambitions in a revival of the rivalry of a few years ago.”
Elsewhere, The Sun claims Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez will be offered a new deal at United following an impressive debut season, in which the Mexican striker has netted 14 goals in 31 appearances so far.


Source: ManUTD

[TAREK®]

Rio ferdinand is epic on twitter

[TAREK®]

Rooney trying to kill a fly

[Confucius]

or perhaps he's showing Wes someone who can defend and cover up more space than he can

[TAREK®]

Originally Posted by Confucius

or perhaps he's showing Wes someone who can defend and cover up more space than he can

hahahahhaha if so all he had to do is to point at Vidic

[Abruzzy]

Hargo's final push?


Last-ditch attempt to rescue United career
Owen Hargreaves has undergone a week of rehabilitation in Germany in a final attempt to resurrect his injury-ravaged Manchester United career. However, the former England international is understood to be facing up to the likelihood that he has played his last game for United after being sidelined for four-and-a-half months as a result of a hamstring injury suffered inside the opening five minutes of his surprise comeback game against Wolves last November. Hargreaves is out of contract in June and, with United now locked in a title battle with Arsenal and facing testing fixtures in the latter stages of the FA Cup and Champions League, his prospects of first-team action are bleak. The 30 year-old is due to return to Manchester this weekend after visiting the Munich-based doctor Hans Muller-Wohlfahrt. Hargreaves, who has made just 39 appearances for United since completing a £19m move from Bayern Munich in May 2007, also spent time with Muller-Wohlfahrt last December.
Elsewhere, The Sun use Sir Alex's comments on Antonio Valencia from an MUTV interview conducted in February. The boss praises the winger who, some media outlets claim, could return to first-team action as soon as this weekend. "The great thing about [Antonio] is he takes the ball with such great strength and balance," Sir Alex said. "He can take the ball up to the other end of the pitch for you. We missed that pace and acceleration."
Darron Gibson is quoted in The Times saying he's confident he can progress beyond the fringes at Old Trafford and believes time is on his side. Meanwhile, in the Daily Mail, Matt Lawson discusses the manager's "media blackout". He debates whether it's all mind games or if the boss, 69, is simply growing tired of his media duties.


Source: ManUTD

[TAREK®]

I won't be surprised if Hargo retired soon