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What on Earth is going-on at Old Trafford these days??
The once success-prone team of the late 80's and 1990's, Manchester United appear to be slipping down the Table well-away from the top as their reputation mutates into nothing more than a joke of a squad of 'has-beens'.
As of today Sir Alex Ferguson's men are floating around the mid-table area in 10th place, and evenn Premiership New-Boys Birmingham City are above them after their 3-0 win over local rivals Aston Villa last night.
While Arsenal and co. are sitting pretty up at the top-end United are falling-apart.
The new season may only be a few weeks old, but if you want to be considered as Title Candidates come May next year, then you have to make a good start now in-order to get ahead of the pack now rather than leaving it all 'till later during those busy and frantic times of the season when the Fixture Lists really begin to pile-up.
Arsenal have made a great start to the new season, sitting way-up there above the rest, and a few points away from rivlas Spurs, who have stunned us all with their surprising League Position. And-so it seems that Arsenal really could be on their way to a repeat of last season's Title Glory after such a firm and un-beaten start to the new season.
It's been just like last season hasn't ended yet, as Arsenal bask in all the glory while United slip-up. Another trophy-less season is something that we as the fans of the former Premiership Champions to not want to see all-over again - especially not for the second season in a row! Something must be done by Sir Alex....!
In-order to resolve a problem you need to have first discovered it and to then have looked at the situation more closely to see what can be done carefully to make sure that the situation isn't made any worse.
Now i've been thinking long and hard about what's been going wrong this season that had given us that feeling of déja-vu after last seasons' dissapointment.
And to be honest, i'm still not sure i've found the main cause, but I have managed to identify one main problem that isn't helping.... Roy Keane.
That's right, our very own firey Captain and former Republic of Ireland international. He may have helped lead us onto success and through those tough-times of a season in the past, but this time I think he just isn't helping.
It's not that he's playing badly or anything, in-fact, he has been undoubtabley our most determined player with his fighting spirit during the last few weeks, that same level of determination that helped us out of that Bad Patch at the end of 2001/early 2002. So there's no problem there.
Like I said earlier, he is our club Captain, and he is now and ex-RoI international. And this is where I see the problem begining...
Let's be honest here for a minute, Keane had a terrible summer when compared with the ones experienced by other Premiership Stars who actually PLAYED in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea. As you will be aware, he and Ireland Boss Mick McCarthy failed to see eye-to-eye, and after an outburst from the short-tempered paddy, the Captain had walked out on his country full-stop, leaving the rest of the squad with all-sorts of mixed feelings, especially amongst the younger, and most-experienced players - like Niall Quinn. And-so, that was that with Roy Keane and International Duty. He was never coming back, and they proved they didn't need him.
But it didn't get a lot better for the midfield mental-case only a month or two later...
Yes, he did become one of the select few of Footballers who have managed to finnish writing an entire book, and I applaud him for being able to do that - just like Jaap Stam. But that was just the problem - it was too similar to Stam's with the regular dose of insults for his teammates to react-to aswell as Keane admitting his 'intent to hurt' with THAT challenge on Man City's Alfie Haaland.
And then comes the new season.... what a mess!
How would his teammates and fans feel about all this?
Well, you can bet that the players will never think the same way about their ispirational leader ever again. And as for their respect and admiration for him.... well, you can bet that that's gone straight down the drain to the Mario Brothers at the other end - with an extra big *FLUSH* from Phil Neville!
A Captain needs to be a player who can lead and control the 10 other men on the pitch, while keeping it 'cool' under intense pressure in the big games, a player who is both respected and looked-up to by all members of the team's entire squad.
Roy Keane may be able to perform well under pressure in the big games, and he may be able to control at the click of his fingers, but after a disasterous Summer of all things bad, his respect and reputation has faded - vastly!
When you look at United's performances on the pitch this season, I think you'll star to see a pattern. In the games where Keane did play and was Captain, the whole team has looked slow and sluggish - especially van Nistelrooy, and even the hard-working David Beckham. But in the games where Keane has been out, where another Captain he been named (like Beckham in the Leeds game), we may have lost but we really did play like a team full of energy and quick-thinking that wanted to win!
My proposal to solve this on-going problem this season is simple...:
Take the Captain's armband from Roy Keane andhand it over to someone else who has the respect and trust of all the others, a player who really can do the job well and inspire his team to smart football, goals, and of course, silverware.
Now I know what some of you may be thinking: "Why not just remove Keane altogether?" and I have to admit that I have thought about the same.
But just like I said earlier, and so have many other football fans, Keano has been a fantastic player for us on the pitch, and it would be simply ludicrus for Fergie to leave him out at these times when we need his abillities most.
The only problem is that he no longer inspires to 5-0 rompings and Champions' League victories, and it is all really his own personal fault.
So perhaps it is time for the Armband to be handed over - before it is all too late?
Perhaps David Beckham? A player who has done the job superbly for country in the past - especially in the Qualifiers and in the 2002 World Cup itself.
Or maybe Ryan Giggs? With his array of skills and trickery with the ball out on the wing, he could be just the type on player United need in-charge to spark the life back into the once goal-bound striker Ruud van Nistelrooy.
But that is a descision I leave up to you.
However I leave Sir Alex Ferguson with the chance to strongly consider changing things around, like he has done for the better so-many times before.
The once success-prone team of the late 80's and 1990's, Manchester United appear to be slipping down the Table well-away from the top as their reputation mutates into nothing more than a joke of a squad of 'has-beens'.
As of today Sir Alex Ferguson's men are floating around the mid-table area in 10th place, and evenn Premiership New-Boys Birmingham City are above them after their 3-0 win over local rivals Aston Villa last night.
While Arsenal and co. are sitting pretty up at the top-end United are falling-apart.
The new season may only be a few weeks old, but if you want to be considered as Title Candidates come May next year, then you have to make a good start now in-order to get ahead of the pack now rather than leaving it all 'till later during those busy and frantic times of the season when the Fixture Lists really begin to pile-up.
Arsenal have made a great start to the new season, sitting way-up there above the rest, and a few points away from rivlas Spurs, who have stunned us all with their surprising League Position. And-so it seems that Arsenal really could be on their way to a repeat of last season's Title Glory after such a firm and un-beaten start to the new season.
It's been just like last season hasn't ended yet, as Arsenal bask in all the glory while United slip-up. Another trophy-less season is something that we as the fans of the former Premiership Champions to not want to see all-over again - especially not for the second season in a row! Something must be done by Sir Alex....!
In-order to resolve a problem you need to have first discovered it and to then have looked at the situation more closely to see what can be done carefully to make sure that the situation isn't made any worse.
Now i've been thinking long and hard about what's been going wrong this season that had given us that feeling of déja-vu after last seasons' dissapointment.
And to be honest, i'm still not sure i've found the main cause, but I have managed to identify one main problem that isn't helping.... Roy Keane.
That's right, our very own firey Captain and former Republic of Ireland international. He may have helped lead us onto success and through those tough-times of a season in the past, but this time I think he just isn't helping.
It's not that he's playing badly or anything, in-fact, he has been undoubtabley our most determined player with his fighting spirit during the last few weeks, that same level of determination that helped us out of that Bad Patch at the end of 2001/early 2002. So there's no problem there.
Like I said earlier, he is our club Captain, and he is now and ex-RoI international. And this is where I see the problem begining...
Let's be honest here for a minute, Keane had a terrible summer when compared with the ones experienced by other Premiership Stars who actually PLAYED in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea. As you will be aware, he and Ireland Boss Mick McCarthy failed to see eye-to-eye, and after an outburst from the short-tempered paddy, the Captain had walked out on his country full-stop, leaving the rest of the squad with all-sorts of mixed feelings, especially amongst the younger, and most-experienced players - like Niall Quinn. And-so, that was that with Roy Keane and International Duty. He was never coming back, and they proved they didn't need him.
But it didn't get a lot better for the midfield mental-case only a month or two later...
Yes, he did become one of the select few of Footballers who have managed to finnish writing an entire book, and I applaud him for being able to do that - just like Jaap Stam. But that was just the problem - it was too similar to Stam's with the regular dose of insults for his teammates to react-to aswell as Keane admitting his 'intent to hurt' with THAT challenge on Man City's Alfie Haaland.
And then comes the new season.... what a mess!
How would his teammates and fans feel about all this?
Well, you can bet that the players will never think the same way about their ispirational leader ever again. And as for their respect and admiration for him.... well, you can bet that that's gone straight down the drain to the Mario Brothers at the other end - with an extra big *FLUSH* from Phil Neville!
A Captain needs to be a player who can lead and control the 10 other men on the pitch, while keeping it 'cool' under intense pressure in the big games, a player who is both respected and looked-up to by all members of the team's entire squad.
Roy Keane may be able to perform well under pressure in the big games, and he may be able to control at the click of his fingers, but after a disasterous Summer of all things bad, his respect and reputation has faded - vastly!
When you look at United's performances on the pitch this season, I think you'll star to see a pattern. In the games where Keane did play and was Captain, the whole team has looked slow and sluggish - especially van Nistelrooy, and even the hard-working David Beckham. But in the games where Keane has been out, where another Captain he been named (like Beckham in the Leeds game), we may have lost but we really did play like a team full of energy and quick-thinking that wanted to win!
My proposal to solve this on-going problem this season is simple...:
Take the Captain's armband from Roy Keane andhand it over to someone else who has the respect and trust of all the others, a player who really can do the job well and inspire his team to smart football, goals, and of course, silverware.
Now I know what some of you may be thinking: "Why not just remove Keane altogether?" and I have to admit that I have thought about the same.
But just like I said earlier, and so have many other football fans, Keano has been a fantastic player for us on the pitch, and it would be simply ludicrus for Fergie to leave him out at these times when we need his abillities most.
The only problem is that he no longer inspires to 5-0 rompings and Champions' League victories, and it is all really his own personal fault.
So perhaps it is time for the Armband to be handed over - before it is all too late?
Perhaps David Beckham? A player who has done the job superbly for country in the past - especially in the Qualifiers and in the 2002 World Cup itself.
Or maybe Ryan Giggs? With his array of skills and trickery with the ball out on the wing, he could be just the type on player United need in-charge to spark the life back into the once goal-bound striker Ruud van Nistelrooy.
But that is a descision I leave up to you.
However I leave Sir Alex Ferguson with the chance to strongly consider changing things around, like he has done for the better so-many times before.
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What on Earth is going-on at Old Trafford these days??
The once success-prone team of the late 80's and 1990's, Manchester United appear to be slipping down the Table well-away from the top as their reputation mutates into nothing more than a joke of a squad of 'has-beens'.
As of today Sir Alex Ferguson's men are floating around the mid-table area in 10th place, and evenn Premiership New-Boys Birmingham City are above them after their 3-0 win over local rivals Aston Villa last night.
While Arsenal and co. are sitting pretty up at the top-end United are falling-apart.
The new season may only be a few weeks old, but if you want to be considered as Title Candidates come May next year, then you have to make a good start now in-order to get ahead of the pack now rather than leaving it all 'till later during those busy and frantic times of the season when the Fixture Lists really begin to pile-up.
Arsenal have made a great start to the new season, sitting way-up there above the rest, and a few points away from rivlas Spurs, who have stunned us all with their surprising League Position. And-so it seems that Arsenal really could be on their way to a repeat of last season's Title Glory after such a firm and un-beaten start to the new season.
It's been just like last season hasn't ended yet, as Arsenal bask in all the glory while United slip-up. Another trophy-less season is something that we as the fans of the former Premiership Champions to not want to see all-over again - especially not for the second season in a row! Something must be done by Sir Alex....!
In-order to resolve a problem you need to have first discovered it and to then have looked at the situation more closely to see what can be done carefully to make sure that the situation isn't made any worse.
Now i've been thinking long and hard about what's been going wrong this season that had given us that feeling of déja-vu after last seasons' dissapointment.
And to be honest, i'm still not sure i've found the main cause, but I have managed to identify one main problem that isn't helping.... Roy Keane.
That's right, our very own firey Captain and former Republic of Ireland international. He may have helped lead us onto success and through those tough-times of a season in the past, but this time I think he just isn't helping.
It's not that he's playing badly or anything, in-fact, he has been undoubtabley our most determined player with his fighting spirit during the last few weeks, that same level of determination that helped us out of that Bad Patch at the end of 2001/early 2002. So there's no problem there.
Like I said earlier, he is our club Captain, and he is now and ex-RoI international. And this is where I see the problem begining...
Let's be honest here for a minute, Keane had a terrible summer when compared with the ones experienced by other Premiership Stars who actually PLAYED in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea. As you will be aware, he and Ireland Boss Mick McCarthy failed to see eye-to-eye, and after an outburst from the short-tempered paddy, the Captain had walked out on his country full-stop, leaving the rest of the squad with all-sorts of mixed feelings, especially amongst the younger, and most-experienced players - like Niall Quinn. And-so, that was that with Roy Keane and International Duty. He was never coming back, and they proved they didn't need him.
But it didn't get a lot better for the midfield mental-case only a month or two later...
Yes, he did become one of the select few of Footballers who have managed to finnish writing an entire book, and I applaud him for being able to do that - just like Jaap Stam. But that was just the problem - it was too similar to Stam's with the regular dose of insults for his teammates to react-to aswell as Keane admitting his 'intent to hurt' with THAT challenge on Man City's Alfie Haaland.
And then comes the new season.... what a mess!
How would his teammates and fans feel about all this?
Well, you can bet that the players will never think the same way about their ispirational leader ever again. And as for their respect and admiration for him.... well, you can bet that that's gone straight down the drain to the Mario Brothers at the other end - with an extra big *FLUSH* from Phil Neville!
A Captain needs to be a player who can lead and control the 10 other men on the pitch, while keeping it 'cool' under intense pressure in the big games, a player who is both respected and looked-up to by all members of the team's entire squad.
Roy Keane may be able to perform well under pressure in the big games, and he may be able to control at the click of his fingers, but after a disasterous Summer of all things bad, his respect and reputation has faded - vastly!
When you look at United's performances on the pitch this season, I think you'll star to see a pattern. In the games where Keane did play and was Captain, the whole team has looked slow and sluggish - especially van Nistelrooy, and even the hard-working David Beckham. But in the games where Keane has been out, where another Captain he been named (like Beckham in the Leeds game), we may have lost but we really did play like a team full of energy and quick-thinking that wanted to win!
My proposal to solve this on-going problem this season is simple...:
Take the Captain's armband from Roy Keane andhand it over to someone else who has the respect and trust of all the others, a player who really can do the job well and inspire his team to smart football, goals, and of course, silverware.
Now I know what some of you may be thinking: "Why not just remove Keane altogether?" and I have to admit that I have thought about the same.
But just like I said earlier, and so have many other football fans, Keano has been a fantastic player for us on the pitch, and it would be simply ludicrus for Fergie to leave him out at these times when we need his abillities most.
The only problem is that he no longer inspires to 5-0 rompings and Champions' League victories, and it is all really his own personal fault.
So perhaps it is time for the Armband to be handed over - before it is all too late?
Perhaps David Beckham? A player who has done the job superbly for country in the past - especially in the Qualifiers and in the 2002 World Cup itself.
Or maybe Ryan Giggs? With his array of skills and trickery with the ball out on the wing, he could be just the type on player United need in-charge to spark the life back into the once goal-bound striker Ruud van Nistelrooy.
But that is a descision I leave up to you.
However I leave Sir Alex Ferguson with the chance to strongly consider changing things around, like he has done for the better so-many times before.
The once success-prone team of the late 80's and 1990's, Manchester United appear to be slipping down the Table well-away from the top as their reputation mutates into nothing more than a joke of a squad of 'has-beens'.
As of today Sir Alex Ferguson's men are floating around the mid-table area in 10th place, and evenn Premiership New-Boys Birmingham City are above them after their 3-0 win over local rivals Aston Villa last night.
While Arsenal and co. are sitting pretty up at the top-end United are falling-apart.
The new season may only be a few weeks old, but if you want to be considered as Title Candidates come May next year, then you have to make a good start now in-order to get ahead of the pack now rather than leaving it all 'till later during those busy and frantic times of the season when the Fixture Lists really begin to pile-up.
Arsenal have made a great start to the new season, sitting way-up there above the rest, and a few points away from rivlas Spurs, who have stunned us all with their surprising League Position. And-so it seems that Arsenal really could be on their way to a repeat of last season's Title Glory after such a firm and un-beaten start to the new season.
It's been just like last season hasn't ended yet, as Arsenal bask in all the glory while United slip-up. Another trophy-less season is something that we as the fans of the former Premiership Champions to not want to see all-over again - especially not for the second season in a row! Something must be done by Sir Alex....!
In-order to resolve a problem you need to have first discovered it and to then have looked at the situation more closely to see what can be done carefully to make sure that the situation isn't made any worse.
Now i've been thinking long and hard about what's been going wrong this season that had given us that feeling of déja-vu after last seasons' dissapointment.
And to be honest, i'm still not sure i've found the main cause, but I have managed to identify one main problem that isn't helping.... Roy Keane.
That's right, our very own firey Captain and former Republic of Ireland international. He may have helped lead us onto success and through those tough-times of a season in the past, but this time I think he just isn't helping.
It's not that he's playing badly or anything, in-fact, he has been undoubtabley our most determined player with his fighting spirit during the last few weeks, that same level of determination that helped us out of that Bad Patch at the end of 2001/early 2002. So there's no problem there.
Like I said earlier, he is our club Captain, and he is now and ex-RoI international. And this is where I see the problem begining...
Let's be honest here for a minute, Keane had a terrible summer when compared with the ones experienced by other Premiership Stars who actually PLAYED in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea. As you will be aware, he and Ireland Boss Mick McCarthy failed to see eye-to-eye, and after an outburst from the short-tempered paddy, the Captain had walked out on his country full-stop, leaving the rest of the squad with all-sorts of mixed feelings, especially amongst the younger, and most-experienced players - like Niall Quinn. And-so, that was that with Roy Keane and International Duty. He was never coming back, and they proved they didn't need him.
But it didn't get a lot better for the midfield mental-case only a month or two later...
Yes, he did become one of the select few of Footballers who have managed to finnish writing an entire book, and I applaud him for being able to do that - just like Jaap Stam. But that was just the problem - it was too similar to Stam's with the regular dose of insults for his teammates to react-to aswell as Keane admitting his 'intent to hurt' with THAT challenge on Man City's Alfie Haaland.
And then comes the new season.... what a mess!
How would his teammates and fans feel about all this?
Well, you can bet that the players will never think the same way about their ispirational leader ever again. And as for their respect and admiration for him.... well, you can bet that that's gone straight down the drain to the Mario Brothers at the other end - with an extra big *FLUSH* from Phil Neville!
A Captain needs to be a player who can lead and control the 10 other men on the pitch, while keeping it 'cool' under intense pressure in the big games, a player who is both respected and looked-up to by all members of the team's entire squad.
Roy Keane may be able to perform well under pressure in the big games, and he may be able to control at the click of his fingers, but after a disasterous Summer of all things bad, his respect and reputation has faded - vastly!
When you look at United's performances on the pitch this season, I think you'll star to see a pattern. In the games where Keane did play and was Captain, the whole team has looked slow and sluggish - especially van Nistelrooy, and even the hard-working David Beckham. But in the games where Keane has been out, where another Captain he been named (like Beckham in the Leeds game), we may have lost but we really did play like a team full of energy and quick-thinking that wanted to win!
My proposal to solve this on-going problem this season is simple...:
Take the Captain's armband from Roy Keane andhand it over to someone else who has the respect and trust of all the others, a player who really can do the job well and inspire his team to smart football, goals, and of course, silverware.
Now I know what some of you may be thinking: "Why not just remove Keane altogether?" and I have to admit that I have thought about the same.
But just like I said earlier, and so have many other football fans, Keano has been a fantastic player for us on the pitch, and it would be simply ludicrus for Fergie to leave him out at these times when we need his abillities most.
The only problem is that he no longer inspires to 5-0 rompings and Champions' League victories, and it is all really his own personal fault.
So perhaps it is time for the Armband to be handed over - before it is all too late?
Perhaps David Beckham? A player who has done the job superbly for country in the past - especially in the Qualifiers and in the 2002 World Cup itself.
Or maybe Ryan Giggs? With his array of skills and trickery with the ball out on the wing, he could be just the type on player United need in-charge to spark the life back into the once goal-bound striker Ruud van Nistelrooy.
But that is a descision I leave up to you.
However I leave Sir Alex Ferguson with the chance to strongly consider changing things around, like he has done for the better so-many times before.
I think your going a bit over the top here...
think about this one how many games have we lost this season with Roy Keane in the side and how many how we won with him leading us as captain?
Yes we only just lost the Leeds game by a small margin, but when the goal went in - where was our inspriation to fight on? where was our captain to say "come on lads we can do it?" - he was out there elbowing other players! - and got away with it aswell - which is stupid because when Keano or Vieira do thing they are thrown the book at. Beckham as captain - for me is not right, id rather give the arm band to someone like Rio Ferdinand, because he is a talker and a fighter.
But sack Keane as Captain is not the answer because we all know he is the leader of our team and the heart beat which United struggle on at this moment in time.
Yes he's made some mistakes and im sure he is thinking about them all the time, and I think it will make him into a more stronger and determind player.
At this moment in time we struggle to score goals, we cannot defend as a team and cannot attack as a team, we need keano and scholes back and need to start playing fluently again.
I think Sir Alex has made mistakes aswell as the team, we need another striker, we could have bought players like Gomes on a free or Robbie Keane for £7 mil but we didnt, now we must plough on and we have to all get behind the team rather than blame the best player weve got or anyone else in that matter.
think about this one how many games have we lost this season with Roy Keane in the side and how many how we won with him leading us as captain?
Yes we only just lost the Leeds game by a small margin, but when the goal went in - where was our inspriation to fight on? where was our captain to say "come on lads we can do it?" - he was out there elbowing other players! - and got away with it aswell - which is stupid because when Keano or Vieira do thing they are thrown the book at. Beckham as captain - for me is not right, id rather give the arm band to someone like Rio Ferdinand, because he is a talker and a fighter.
But sack Keane as Captain is not the answer because we all know he is the leader of our team and the heart beat which United struggle on at this moment in time.
Yes he's made some mistakes and im sure he is thinking about them all the time, and I think it will make him into a more stronger and determind player.
At this moment in time we struggle to score goals, we cannot defend as a team and cannot attack as a team, we need keano and scholes back and need to start playing fluently again.
I think Sir Alex has made mistakes aswell as the team, we need another striker, we could have bought players like Gomes on a free or Robbie Keane for £7 mil but we didnt, now we must plough on and we have to all get behind the team rather than blame the best player weve got or anyone else in that matter.
drugs.........
If you don't want keane i know 19 other premiership clubs that would take him of your hands. Keane has been the only united player who has even earned a penny of his wages this season. When ever he plays it is like there are two of him on the pitch. With out keane i'd be surprised if united were as high as they are now!
If you don't want keane i know 19 other premiership clubs that would take him of your hands. Keane has been the only united player who has even earned a penny of his wages this season. When ever he plays it is like there are two of him on the pitch. With out keane i'd be surprised if united were as high as they are now!
AbsoluT Neó wrote:
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> I think Sir Alex has made mistakes aswell as the team, we need another
> striker, we could have bought players like Gomes on a free or Robbie
> Keane for £7 mil but we didnt, now we must plough on and we have
> to all get behind the team rather than blame the best player weve got
> or anyone else in that matter.
ahem ahem. rip off ! rip off! take the credit why don't you!
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> I think Sir Alex has made mistakes aswell as the team, we need another
> striker, we could have bought players like Gomes on a free or Robbie
> Keane for £7 mil but we didnt, now we must plough on and we have
> to all get behind the team rather than blame the best player weve got
> or anyone else in that matter.
ahem ahem. rip off ! rip off! take the credit why don't you!
ROy Keane is the man.
I wish we had 11 of him.
I wish we had 11 of him.
Hmm? I felt we should have signed them when they were available just like many Utd fans and as a Chelsea Fan I know you thought the same.
I think buying Robbie Keane would have men Fergie would have to have swolled a little pride. Remember Fergie's comments about him when he signed for Coventry? Fergie said he would only pay £600K for him or somthin....
its ok. as you obviously share my genius!
Yeh I remember..
How stupid?
We can either not score goals and have a crap season or Sir Alex could have swollowed some pride and we can have a much better season than this...
How stupid?
We can either not score goals and have a crap season or Sir Alex could have swollowed some pride and we can have a much better season than this...
Or†ega wrote:
> I think buying Robbie Keane would have men Fergie would have to have
> swolled a little pride. Remember Fergie's comments about him when he
> signed for Coventry? Fergie said he would only pay £600K for him
> or somthin....
yes but how much is fergies pride gonna cost united? how long can you tolerate, blanc, forlan, barthez and crazy things like the sale of stam which cost you the league? whats next Beckham to kidderminster harriers because fergie doesn't like his hair cut?
> I think buying Robbie Keane would have men Fergie would have to have
> swolled a little pride. Remember Fergie's comments about him when he
> signed for Coventry? Fergie said he would only pay £600K for him
> or somthin....
yes but how much is fergies pride gonna cost united? how long can you tolerate, blanc, forlan, barthez and crazy things like the sale of stam which cost you the league? whats next Beckham to kidderminster harriers because fergie doesn't like his hair cut?
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