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sherer 22-04-2007 15:58
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sure Schmiechal made a few mistakes but the difference was his first thought all the time was i know i'll punch and flap at the ball

he had the sense to realise that if he had the ball or got it off the pitch then the other team couldn't score.. plus he used to TALK to the defenders.. an amazing thing for a keeper to do

at 36 VDS is never going to improve and will keep flapping, punching and making more mistakes.. if he hasn't learnt to shout at the defenders and tell them what is around them he never will

not seen MOTD will take a look.. yes all keepers make mistakes but at their age Foster and Kuszczak can improve alot plus they don't flap at crosses all the time

gazzae 22-04-2007 16:17
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This is it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoA3lSuBKO8

yesman 22-04-2007 21:44
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Ronaldo secures PFA award double

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Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the PFA Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year at a gala dinner in London.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/6582201.stm

Shadow Demon UK 22-04-2007 22:01
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And it seems everyone disagrees with sherer about Van der Sar with the team of the year -

PFA Premier League Team of the Year 2007:
Edwin van der Sar, Gary Neville, Nemanja Vidic, Rio Ferdinand, Patrice Evra (all Man Utd); Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Cristiano Ronaldo (all Man Utd) and Steven Gerrard (Liverpool); Didier Drogba (Chelsea) and Dimitar Berbatov (Tottenham)

Eight out of eleven from Manchester United is some achievement.

iadom 22-04-2007 23:01
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Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 34282464)

Eight out of eleven from Manchester United is some achievement.
Nice, but it will count for nothing if there is nothing to show for it other than some of the best attacking football seen in many a long year. As a United fan since the late 50's :shocked: I would still rather watch a team attempt to play in the 'United' style and win nothing than watch the, grind out a 'result' at all costs paraded by certain sides.

Jim.

yesman 23-04-2007 07:50
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It's official, Her Majesty supports The Arsenal :erm:

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2007180703,00.html

gazzae 23-04-2007 09:22
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Hahahah what happened there?

sherer 23-04-2007 09:55
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Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 34282464)
And it seems everyone disagrees with sherer about Van der Sar with the team of the year -
yep seems i'm the odd one out but as this is voted for by the players and we all know how stupid they are :D

i guess it's easier to moan and complain that it is to praise people for doing well

still the weekend has gone and we can look forward to Tuesday, really need a big performance from the midfield and attack as we know we are short on defenders and will have a very make shift defence

gazzae 24-04-2007 09:36
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JOSE`S GREAT ESCAPE IN A LAUNDRY BASKET

New reports have claimed that Jose Mourinho flouted UEFA's touchline ban in 2005 by using an earpiece, handwritten notes and a loud speaker before escaping detection via a laundry basket.

[...]

According to The Mail, 'Gaining access to the dressing room for the first leg at Stamford Bridge was simple enough. He arrived shortly after lunch, even though it would mean waiting more than four hours for his players to join him. "In the afternoon you haven't got anyone around," said the source. "He just walked in." It meant Mourinho was in place to give his pre-match team talk and all-important half-time address and watch the game on the television that is in the dressing room.'

[...]

'Mourinho was not waiting for the players at the end of the match, which Chelsea won 4-2, because he had already allegedly clambered into one of the kit skips. He was wheeled out of the dressing-room by members of the backroom staff and, it is believed, back into the leisure club in the Chelsea Village hotel at the ground, where it had been reported that he spent the entire evening.

[...]

Nor was his nerve wavering. Undeterred by the mounting suspicion, Mourinho's ruse for the second leg in Germany was just as remarkable as his laundry basket getaway.


Having made an ostentatious appearance in the stands at the Olympic Stadium, Mourinho complained of media harassment and duly returned to the team hotel to enjoy its convenient privacy. According to the source, a loud-speaker had been set up in the Chelski dressing room, enabling Mourinho to talk to his players at half-time on the telephone.


'"There was a massive speaker," a source said. "José was at the hotel." Uefa's representatives had surpassed themselves yet again by approaching Faria to check if there was anything under his hat. There wasn't.'

http://www.football365.com/story/0,1...083734,00.html

sherer 24-04-2007 09:59
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thanks for the link there.. this is where giving managers red cards and sending them into the stands is pointless

alot of managers watch from the stands anyway so that is hardly a punishment.. if a manager is sent off or banned from the touchline then he should be locked in the referees room for the game before, during and after the match, the fouth official can keep an eye on him or get another steward to do it for safety reasons

Russ 24-04-2007 10:28
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If that's true then Chelseas are simply out of control - the only form of discipline they'll listen to is docked points.

TheBlueRaja 24-04-2007 14:25
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Originally Posted by gazzae (Post 34283862)
According to The Mail
Its not true.

Russ 24-04-2007 20:32
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Awful, awful defending tonight :grind:

Gareth 24-04-2007 21:09
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Come on Milan!!! :D

Kaka is so impressive :cool:

---------- Post added at 21:09 ---------- Previous post was at 20:45 ----------

Anyone see what Giggs got booked for?

yesman 24-04-2007 21:38
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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34284420)
Awful, awful defending tonight :grind:
Quite good at attacking though Russ :tu:

But United will have their work cut out in the San Siro, that's for sure.


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