

Alex Ferguson OUT Jose Mourinho IN
From a Reports - Sir Alex Ferguson will quit the Manchester United at the end of this season – and Jose Mourinho will succeed him. Ferguson aims to complete his journey an unprecedented 25 seasons in charge at Old Trafford before calling time on the most successful managerial career in history of Football.
Sir Alex Ferguson took over as a coach at Old Trafford in November 1986, hopes to have steered United to a record number of title wins.Ferguson, who will be 69 on December 31, has been involved in discussions about his successor for the past few years.
Reports claim that United have already lined up with the Mourinho, who is currently coaching Inter Milan. Mourinho has an excellent record of winning Champions league and all the success with Chelsea are very Notified and he will be the Replacement for Ferguson at Old trafford- Quoted by Daily Star
Monday, April 19, 2010
Alex Ferguson OUT Mourinho IN
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Labels: alex, ferguson, intermilan, jose mourinho, manchester united, manutd, old trafford, Real madrid
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Rooney wont be Risked

Finally a news from the manager Sir Alex Ferguson, He says he will not risk Wayne Rooney against Bayern on Wednesday for Champions League Clash Tomorrow night.
But he admitted that rooney has recovered well more than Exception and willing to play but its not seeming to be happen.
Manchester have lost their first leg by 2-1 against bayern but now the return leg is in Old Trafford. But rumors are that he may be on bench but ferguson rubbished the rumors and he is likely to be playing the match against Blackburn or Manchester City.
Ferguson gave a hint for a reporter questioning about rooney chance on wednesday that "No. We have made some good progress with the lad. The medical team have done some fantastic work, but I'm not prepared to take a risk on a player that's not 100 per cent fit. We're looking more at the Manchester City game, or maybe Blackburn as a sub. The boy is making good progress, but it's an ankle injury. It's no different to any other ankle injury. I can't take a risk. He'll maybe talk me regarding playing into it. But, no, it's a difficult one."
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Labels: alex, bayern munich, blackburn, ferguson, manchester city, manchester united, old trafford, rooney, rooney will play
Monday, April 5, 2010
Manchester united vs Bayern munich
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Labels: bayern munich, berbatov, champions league, ferguson, macheda, manchester united, manutd, rooney
Rooney will play on Wednesday...?
But still Officially no news as of now.. but Sir Alex Ferguson could bring the surprise of the season by including Wayne Rooney Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
Ferguson earlier said he will be out for two od three weeks ,since rooney is recovering well in the training and recovering well he may join the squad as soon as possible. But its not sure of this weekend champions league match but we have to wait and watch . If he makes a comeback and help manutd it will be great boost for manutd to go to Champions league semi-finals.
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Labels: berbatov, champions league, ferguson, macheda, manutd, rooney will play
Friday, March 26, 2010
Rooney,Giggs,Scholes are FIT
Sir Alex Ferguson told for an Interview that Rooney is fit and available against Bolton and rubbished the News reports.
Rooney is in Superb Form , with 18 goals in his last 15 games, and he could play against the bolton . Also the experienced duo Scholes and Giggs are fit and back in the squad. with them back in the squad it gives boost for the experienced boost.
"Wayne is fit and there's nothing wrong with his knee," Ferguson told news channel.
There is another good news as O'Shea has recovered from injury and began training for the first time with the first team. and Hargreaves has also joined training camp and it is good sign for manutd ahead of busy schedule.
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Labels: alex, ferguson, giggs, hargreaves, manchester united, manutd, o'shea, owen, rooney, scholes
Nani Signs a four year Contract with MANUTD
Manchester united and Portugal winger Nani has renewed his future in ManUtd with a new four-year contract.
Nani has joined manutd in 2007 from Sporting Lisbon on two year contract. he renewed it to 4 years which is valid upto june 2014.
"I am delighted to have signed a new contract. It has been like a dream come true to play for Manchester United" Nani said.
"The coaching staff have taught me so much about the game and I'm playing alongside some of the best players in the world. I'm looking forward to winning many more trophies with this team."
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Labels: ferguson, manchester united, manutd, nani, old trafford, portugal
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Beckham : We will win at Old Trafford
It is the first visit after seven years when he left manutd for real-madrid to play on Old Trafford.
On the first leg of Round of 16 Milan were 2-3 to manutd. Now in the return leg they have to win convincingly in old trafford to secure to next level.
Beckham said "Playing at Old Trafford is always difficult, it will be hard to win, especially 2-0 " to a News Paper.
"We know that if we play well, make good passes and create lots of opportunities that we have many players who can score. We are aware it will be a very difficult match, but nothing is impossible."
Beckham also praised ferguson as One of the best Coaches in the world and Manchester united as his Childhood dream Team.
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Labels: ac milan, beckham, ferguson, manchester united, old trafford, Real madrid
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Rooney Doubt for Milan Clash
Rooney had the knee injury while playing in the carling cup final. and it got worst when plating for England friendly match against Egypt.
He was out of United fixtures against Wolves due to injury, and Ferguson openly admitted that it is Doubt that he is playing on wednesday night against milan.
With owen out for the whole season and welback is out for Loan and Macheda is still had injury so, manutd have to depend upon the Berbatov and Diouf.
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Labels: berbatov, diouf, ferguson, macheda, manchester united, rooney, welback
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Hargreves to return Squad
However his comeback has been delayed he has informed capello that he is ready to play for Englandin the world cup and he may play in the weekend match for manchester united.
"Owen Hargreaves has shown for the first time that he is almost ready to play," said Ferguson.
"He has been training with the first team, which has been good to see and is pencilled in for a game with the reserves on Thursday."
There is another good news that Macheda is going to start training which would give them a certain relief in the striker problems.
"Macheda starts training with the first team again next week which is also good news, particularly considering the loss of Michael."
"He is a good player to have back. So we have had some disappointments with some, and light at the end of the tunnel with other players." said ferguson
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Labels: ferguson, hargreaves, macheda, manchester united
Ferguson : It was Rooney's Fault

Ferguson has blamed Rooney for the injury that ruled him out of Manchester United's Match against Wolves.
Rooney was suffering knee problem after Sunday's Carling Cup final and although Ferguson did send the striker to go to England squad against Egypt, he was not expecting him to be involved.
Rooney played most part of the match however, ferguson insists Rooney should have taken care of the situation himself.
"I don't think he should have played, Fabio Capello has to pick his best team. A win was important so I don't blame him at all, I was more disappointed with Wayne. Why didn't he come off? I cant believe it" said Ferguson.
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Labels: carling cup, ferguson, manchester united, rooney
Ferguson Underplayed Owen
After the final match in the carling cup owen suffered the injury and he has been ruled out of the whole season and world cup.
Despite being Fit for the whole season he has played only 11 matches in the whole cup till now.
Eventhough ferguson agreed that he underplayed him but it was the One-striker team and he has been unfotunate for that and he said that "Michael has been such an important player for us and I know I have not used him as much as I should have".
Owen's first season as a United player will be most remembered for the extra minute goal against Manchester City.
"I have loved every minute of my first campaign with Manchester United and have already enjoyed some memorable moments," he said.
"I am determined to come back at the start of next season in peak condition."
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Labels: ferguson, manchester united, owen
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Rooney is Unstoppable
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