Manchester United FC

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Originally Posted by Confucius

Berbatov this season has joined two records,
the first: Against Birmingham he scored a hat-trick which made him join the likes of Alan Shearer and Ruud Van Nistelrooy to be the only players to ever score 3 hat-tricks in one season.
the second: scoring 5 goals against Blackburn to join the likes of Andy Cole, Alan Shearer and Jermain Defoe to score the most goals in a single game.

success is the best revenge for one's own critics...Gratz

l3ama ade fi fare2 ben this year's berbatov and last year's berbatov, hal sene bi 5awef

and guys Rooney played amazingly great yesterday, I hope we maintain this performance

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mish bass Rooney !!
Giggs was playing well... bass tshufo 3am yel3ab ma bet oul he's 37 !!

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Premier League - United deny £1.5bn sale report

Premier League leaders Manchester United said they were not for sale after the Sunday Times reported that Qatar Holding had held talks about a £1.5 billion takeover.
"There has been no approach of any kind to buy the club and one wouldn't be welcome anyway because it is not for sale," a spokesman said, adding that the newspaper story was wrong.
The Sunday Times reported that the Glazer family, the unpopular American owners of the Premier League club, had held talks with a group, believed to be Qatar Holding - the investment group controlled by the Qatari royal family.
The report said the talks had floundered because the Glazers valued the Old Trafford club at closer to £2bn.
The Glazers bought Manchester United, one of the most famous clubs in the world, in 2005 for some £790 million against a wave of protest from fans who anticipated they would load it up with debt.
No one from Qatar Holding was immediately available to comment.

Reuters

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Despite the debt, I think united fans should at least* give credit to Glazers for them not interfering* football matters in united. Yes they don't attend* united matches many times. They are only businessmen who* want to make money and have no passion to football.* However after these years this is more like a bless* than a curse. They let Fergie and his men run the team.* Therefore things like manager/coach gets fired because* the owner don't like his style of play and club* buying players who the manager doesn't want but the* owner never happen in united. Look as Chelsea, Man City* and Blackburn etc and you would know what I mean.
Now* if the Qataris come buying the club and paying the debt* then it is a good thing, but be aware of how* "passionate" they are to football. They are* rich but it doesn't mean they understand football,* what player is good and needed to buy and what manager* will suit united after Fergie. If they think they do* and start messing around than it may even be a bigger* nightmare than the debt that we currently have.

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@Abruzzy: who said that? w yeah I agree, men sir metel City aw Real b eyyemon, buy stars w more stars w more stars, so no ma badna hek, atleast the Glazers give Sir Alex everything at the club and they respect that, they don't want to be involved they just wanted more money, so Sir Alex can choose who to succeed him as manager w he can decide on who to buy and sell without having the owners on his back cz owners never really get things right when it comes to that. So the one who said that has a very good point.

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Originally Posted by Confucius

@Abruzzy: who said that?

It was a comment posted on the Qatari Bid Article by a Eurosport Member.

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Rafael misses cup tie


Rafael will miss Saturday's FA Cup tie at Southampton after being stretchered off in Tuesday night's dramatic win at Blackpool.
The Brazilian full-back clashed heads with Marlon Harewood in the latter stages of United's 3-2 victory and was swiftly taken to a local hospital. He was not detained overnight, however, and was able to travel back with the rest of the Reds squad to Manchester.
Sir Alex Ferguson told ManUtd.com this morning: "It's a straightforward one. He has concussion and will miss Saturday's game."
The timing is unfortunate for Rafael - he also missed last weekend's match against Birmingham City due to a one-match suspension for his two yellow cards at Tottenham Hotspur.

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Man UTD: Evra is NOT For Sale !!!

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Dimitar Berbatov is in the midst of his finest spell of form since a £30.75million move from Tottenham Hotspur in 2008, and yet the Bulgarian striker still believes the pinnacle of his career lies in the months and years ahead at Old Trafford.

Berbatov turns 30 on Sunday and has already retired from international football, but having already reached the 20-goal mark for the season – 19 of those coming in the league – his form suggests he could well be right.

Asked if this is the best he will play, he responded: “I hope not. I hope my best form is in the future. I think I am still to play the best games of my life in a Manchester United shirt.”

His goals have fired United to the top of the league and a five-point advantage over nearest challengers Arsenal, six points ahead of Manchester City with a game in hand and ten points better off than fourth-placed Chelsea.

But he is not getting carried away, either with his own form or United’s seemingly healthy position. He told ESPN: “I just look to my next game, then the next game, until the end of the league when I hope that we will be on the top.

“Let’s not underestimate the other teams. They are very good teams and there are a lot of games to play before the end of the season. We’re in a good position. But that means nothing if you don’t win the next game.”