Comme quoi, j'ai bien choisi. Ceci dit, vu que je parle pas un mot d'espagnol ça aurait été un peu plus difficile. ^^

T'as progressé en anglais en t'intéressant à Man Utd non ?

Je vois bien Manchester en LIGA BBVA l'année prochaine

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3. T'as progressé en anglais en t'intéressant à Man Utd non ?

Ça aide à progresser c'est sûr mais encore mieux ça évite de régresser. ^^

Nan enfin ce que je voulais dire c'est que tu parles bien et comprends bien l'anglais car tu t'y es plongé vu que tu supportes Man Utd. Mais tu supporterais le Barça tu aurais plus de facilités en espagnol vu que tu y serais "plongé" quasiment tout le temps.

J'aurais peut-être pas pris allemand en seconde langue dans ce cas là.

Futur supporter du Bayern.

Au final c'est toujours les mêmes choses qui reviennent donc bon tu vas pas devenir Shakespeare en lisant les articles du Sun.

To be or not to be, that is the question?

Shakespeare powaa.

http://www.thespoiler.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/wesbrown.jpg

Trop dure la vie de Wesley. ^^

Les notes des joueurs pour la saison par le MEN.

United: Season player ratings

Stuart Mathieson

June 09, 2009
STAR MAN

NEMANJA VIDIC: His United colleagues voted the uncompromising defender as their Player of the Year and you cannot argue with that, as he has been a rock. Three red cards didn't derail him, but his display in Rome put a dampener on things. 9

EDWIN VAN DER SAR: The Dutchman's contribution to the 14-match record breaking clean sheet sequence was the foundation for United's crucial mid-season form. 8

GARY NEVILLE: Mixed early form as he battled for role with teenager Rafael. But since his groin problem in February the captain has struggled to make impact. 5

JOHN O'SHEA: Played more matches than anybody which has been a testimony to his resilience. Won over critics with his steady effort. 7

RAFAEL: Brilliant impact by the teenage Brazilian and hasn't been over-used. A fantastic Euro debut against Aalborg and keeping Robinho quiet in the away Manchester derby were the highlights. 8

RIO FERDINAND: Was a major candidate for Player of the Year awards in the first half of the season but his mid-term back spasm interrupted that. But back to top form. 8

JONNY EVANS: Replaced the injured Ferdinand in the middle of the history-making clean sheet run and kept the solidity going smoothly. Assured future as a Reds centre back. 7

PATRICE EVRA: The first half of season saw the Frenchman in top form. His draconian ban in December and subsequent ankle injury rocked him backwardsbut he has been more like his true self lately. 7

DARREN FLETCHER: All his critics have been put to flight this season. Now a true vital cog in United's tactics. 8

PAUL SCHOLES: Medial knee ligament cost him two months in October and November. There have been patches of Scholes at his peak and that's not a bad ace for Sir Alex Ferguson to hold. 6

NANI: The majority are yet to be fully convinced about the Portuguese winger's ability. Hasn't done enough to warrant a regular spot, and has been disappointing. 4

RYAN GIGGS: The PFA Player of the Year, and you don't get that solely on sentiment, no matter what anyone says. Has had another new lease of life but unable to find it in Italy. 8

MICHAEL CARRICK: Rated by Inter Milan as United's key figure and earmarked by Barcelona as the Reds' pivotal player. Not bad recommendations, even if he could not quite carry that into Champions League final. 8

ANDERSON: Appeared to suffer second season syndrome in first half of the campaign. Lacked the impact he had last term, but has improved in the spring before disappointing in Rome. 6

JI-SUNG PARK: The workaholic Korean continues to give value for money as a disciplined wide player who the manager can trust to do a job. 7

CRISTIANO RONALDO: Took a while to settle down after last summer's ankle op, and the weight of expectation was on him, but he has come through it splendidly. 26 goals is a fantastic return. 8

CARLOS TEVEZ: The fans' favourite hasn't let them down with his all-out effort. Cannot really complain about his match minutes. If it's farewell, it will be a fond one. 8

WAYNE ROONEY: The England striker has been transformed into a brilliant wide left midfield player who causes so much danger coming in from the flank but Rome was the disappointing exception. 8

DIMITAR BERBATOV: The jury is still out on the Bulgarian. An over-priced luxury or a value for money key strike option? Has split the fans but he's had a decent start. 7

BEN FOSTER: The unlucky understudy to van der Sar was the hero of the Carling Cup final and has clearly put down his marker as a future number one. 7

Je suis d'accord, j'aurais même mis 9 à Van Der Sar

7 pour Berbabide ?

Il a été excellent les 2 mois qui ont suivi le retour du championnat du monde des clubs.

8 pour Tevez ah ok.

Tevez a bien fini l'année à part le dernier mois, ça aide pour avoir une bonne note.

United though have been given a clear run to sign Wigan winger Antonio Valencia after Real's interest in the player has cooled.
(Full story: Independent)

England coach Fabio Capello has revealed the simple secret behind unleashing Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney's goalscoring potential for the national side - "I told him to stand in front of the goal!" revealed the Italian coach.
(Full story: The Sun)

N'est-ce pas Fergie.

J'ai l'impression que Chelsea sera notre plus grande menace la saison prochaine...

Faudra voir ce que recruteront Liv et Arsenal mais c'est très possible.

Sinon, je plussoie Fabio, il a totalement raison. ^^

A chaque fois que je vois ses buts en équipe d'Angleterre ce sont des actions de buteur type, il n'est pas aussi instinctif avec United je trouve. Il faudrait vraiment que Fergie le fasse jouer au même poste qu'avec les Three Lions.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/jun/09/cristiano-ronaldo-real-madrid-manchester-united

Il est sympa Perez de dire qu'il veut les meilleurs joueurs du monde pour son équipe, mais il a l'air d'avoir du mal à comprendre que les autres grands clubs aimeraient aussi les garder et que le Real n'est pas le centre de la Terre. On est pas là pour leur faire plaisir. Pour le principe je ne le vendrais pas mais comme c'est Ronaldo et qu'à mon avis on pourra jamais en tirer plus je suis quand-même pour. ^^

Sinon il n'y a plus trop de rumeurs concernant Tevez ces derniers jours, ça doit négocier sec entre United, MSI & City.