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"6-2 eh?"

We'll have that :-D

Well Rooney proving me wrong with his first game, if he keeps up this form i may be inclined to forget about missing out on Ronaldinho (doubt it though :-D) Amazing what the lad can do with a decent team around him :-D

Oh and one more thing - how's that humble pie tasting Rustu? What's that? Oh you can't fit it in your mouth as both of your feet are in there already. Ah well :-D

lalakersrule wrote:
> Well if Lil Bro can make topic after topic about flipping Spurs then
> an actually good team like United with actually good players deserves
> lots of topics, especially after tonight. :-D Not often you get an 8
> goal match in the Champs League

You can make as many topics as you like, but I'll post as many as I like about glory gloory Spurs if I want.

Agreed, bloody great goals, and it wasn't even as if they were all easy goals for Rooney (*cough* Reyes *cough*), he actually deserves his title as 'next star' unlike some others who just score tap ins and get hailed as the next Pele (*cough* Reyes again *cough).

:D

ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> If you give Rooney something to bite on, he will eat the f'king lot
> ;)

That's cos he's fat.

Kieron Richardson Explains It All, I think. Much like Clarissa.

I know lakers. Dont read to much into my post. I seem to be in one of them moods

Yes the main test is the league i was just saying for an 18 year old kid that debut was pretty good plus i did want to have a go at Rustu :-D

Yes. And Scholes could always do with another break from this never-ending frustration to clear his head and later start again.

Fergie isn't Eriksson - he will change things if he really has to.

Lakers.. The main test is when it comes to the league. United have always been able to win in the champs league. (obviously apart from when they get defeated which is a rareity)

I will pass judgement after he has played his first league match for United!

Well Smith is scoring goals, you can't really replace him with Scholes who isn't exactly firing on all cylinders lately. Of course Fergie does have a knack of taking out strikers when they're in the middle of goal scoring form so that may happen

Why not stick Scholes back up in the attack, then?

He's played wide before, he could certainly do it again, with Rooney operating on the other side of van Nistelrooy, and Keane still in the centre of midfield.


If we do win the Champions' League this season, I can see big changes coming. For one thing, you never know; Roy Keane - provided he actually PLAYS in this final - may decide his time at Old Trafford must finally come to an end, and he can finally make-way for a younger man.

Problem is where do you put Keane in that system, it's either him or Scholes that will be missing out.

If you don't have Keano that leaves a back line of
Heinze - Rio - Silvestre - Neville (when fit)


Which i think is quite a good back line but i don't see Fergie dropping Keane in a million years.


What will mostly happen is a 4-4-2 with Ruud and Rooney in for the big games and Saha and Smith for the lesser games