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[Man United] Menang lagi.. MU 2 - 1 Blackburn
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jore donia  |
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MVP ... shrek |
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Reply #240 epitome's post
KALAU kalah tadi.. mahu kena sumpah seranah ref tu tadi kot  |
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adik dia pung hebak gak..  |
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Edwin: Let's kick on
Edwin van der Sar hopes winning the Club World Cup will set United on their way to more glory.
The Dutchman played a major part in the victory, making a string of fine saves when the Reds were down to ten men after Nemanja Vidic's dismissal. It's his second world title - he also won one with Ajax - and he's determined to add to his medal collection again next May.
"It's great to win this tournament again. Hopefully we can go on from here and do well for the rest of the season," he told ManUtd.com.
"It抯 important that we make sure we prepare ourselves properly for Stoke on Friday and get back into the normal timezone, although I don抰 think that will be hard because I feel like I haven抰 even arrived into this one [in Japan]! But it抯 great to be going into the game on the back of winning a trophy."
Van der Sar felt United fully deserved the victory over LDU Quito after dominating for long periods.
"I didn抰 have much to do in the first half so you抮e hoping to go on and get a couple of goals," he said. "They put a bit of pressure on us after we scored, but I had a good eye on the shots and they were nice saves."
keunggulan VDS..clean sheet jangan lupe.. |
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Reply #243 gicks79's post
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uncle lim bangga siot baca neh |
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Originally posted by epitome at 21-12-2008 11:39 PM 
MVP ... shrek
Macam la dia nak pakai keter tuh.
Ntah² campak kunci kat penonton bertuah. |
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Rooney conquers the world
Wayne Rooney grabbed the only goal as 10-man Manchester United were crowned kings of the world.
United were always the dominant force in their Club World Cup Final with LDU Quito, even after Nemanja Vidic had been sent off.
And Rooney ensured the Red Devils got the reward they deserved when he curled home the winner 16 minutes from time after Cristiano Ronaldo had supplied the final pass.
It is the first time an English club have won the tournament in its expanded form and the second time United have been crowned best on the planet following their victory over Palmeiras in 1999.
Any doubt over the tactics Quito would use against the Champions League winners were dispelled inside the opening five minutes.
First Claudio Bieler waded into Ronaldo with a dangerous tackle that rightly brought a yellow card, then the Ecuador outfit camped in their own half, content to let United come to the edge of their box but no further, using whatever means they could to achieve it.
Quito's defence was by no means watertight but, not for the first time this season, United failed to make their superiority tell.
Rooney powered two thunderous efforts towards goal that Jose Cevallos managed to deal with, the first time convincingly, the second far less so.
From then on, Rooney was the link man as chances began to pile up.
Park Ji-sung was one culprit, driving an angled shot straight at Cevallos before lifting a close-range shot over the bar after Rafael had picked him out with a superb crossfield pass.
It was the type of opportunity Ferguson has been imploring the South Korean to take as he gets into similar positions so many times but for a poor net return.
The same could also be said of Carlos Tevez.
Three times Tevez found himself in sight of goal but on each occasion he was denied, Cevallos particularly impressive in pushing away a header the South American guided towards the corner from Ronaldo's cross.
The prospective world footballer of the year was a muted force in attack. He did bring a few appreciative howls from a capacity crowd as he danced through the Quito midfield but the physical nature of the opposition ensured he never really got a clear sight of goal.
As Ferguson delivered his interval team-talk, he must have warned his team of the danger that lurked if chances continued to be spurned.
If so, his words had even more resonance four minutes after the restart as Vidic was sent off.
The flashpoint came as Vidic and Beiler wrestled on the floor as they tried to get to their feet.
Suddenly Bieler was rolling around clutching his face and referee Ravshan Irmatov was brandishing a red card.
TV replays showed Vidic had used an elbow, although as Bieler looked in no trouble as he re-entered the fray, it did not appear the damage was too serious.
Tevez was not happy at being substituted, snatching his tracksuit top and kicking out in frustration at the dug-out after appearing to spurn Ferguson's explanation.
Yet Quito failed to press home the advantage of an extra man, Van der Sar denying Alejandro Manso and William Araujo during sporadic attacks.
In contrast, even with 10 men, United kept pushing and 16 minutes from time duly received their reward.
Carrick supplied a superb pass for Ronaldo, who instead of going for goal himself, fed Rooney to his left and his shot was precise and out of the reach of Cevallos.
Van der Sar needed to make a flying save to deny Alejandro Manso in the final minutes and even Tevez was off the bench as the celebrations began.
[ Last edited by MengkuduMasam at 22-12-2008 02:45 AM ] |
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[quote]Originally posted by GAMEOVER at 22-12-2008 01:35 AM 
Macam la dia nak pakai keter tuh.
Ntah |
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Ibrahimovic 'better than Ronaldo'
Ibrahimovic 'better than Ronaldo'
Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho insists his striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a better player than Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo.
"Ronaldo is a good player but he is certainly not the best," said Mourinho.
"He deserved the Golden Ball award because his team won the Champions League and the Premier League. But, for me, Ibrahimovic is the best."
Mourinho also said he is not chasing Chelsea's Dider Drogba, but admitted he will let striker Adriano leave Inter.
The 26-year-old Brazilian forward has been linked with a move to Chelsea or a return to his home country, and is apparently now free to leave in the January transfer window.
"(Club president) Massimo Moratti and I want him to stay," said Mourinho.
"However, if he asked me to leave I would not oppose it. He has 10 years of football left to play."
He added: "I have never hidden my special relationship with Didier but I do not need another striker as I have Hernan Crespo, Julio Cruz, Mario Balotelli and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
"But Drogba is more than a player for me, he is a part of me, an extension of the coach on the pitch."
With Italian champions Inter set to face Manchester United in the last 16 of the Champions league next February, Mourinho has begun talking up his players.
And the former Chelsea boss believes his fellow Portuguese, Ronaldo, "is certainly not the best" player in the world.
"When I think how a player should be, names like Kaka, Ibrahimovic and (Lionel) Messi come to mind," said Mourinho.
"Messi is great and in two or three years' time he will win the Golden Ball (Ballon d'Or) award."
kalo dia manage fulham, statement kimex macam "Jimmy Bullard is better than Ronaldo" keluar. Kalo dia manage Selangor plak, Amri Yahyah "better than Ronaldo".
kalo team haprak dia lawan AC Milan or Barcelona, tentu dia tak puji Kaka or Messi.
Tp kalo dia yg manage MU, tentu statement pujian melambung macam "Ronaldo toronned my mother and I'm his love child" pon boleh keluar |
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Originally posted by MengkuduMasam at 22-12-2008 02:36 AM
Van der Sar needed to make a flying save to deny Alejandro Manso in the final minutes and even Tevez was off the bench as the celebrations began.
bro, aper kes lu highlight merah neh? budget hebat laa keeper sampah neh, and nak kasik haku nengok laa tuh... |
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Reply #258 hasribus's post
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sebab tu ler haku panggil dier moronho |
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Post time 21-12-2008 10:19 PM
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