Peu d´infos ce matin, c´est assez calme niveau rumeurs après cette victoire ^^

´Wes on course for Carling Cup comeback
Wes Brown is on course to make a shock return to Man Utd´s team - as Sunday Mirror reported back in August. The England defender will train with Sir Alex Ferguson´s first-team squad next week after recovering from cruciate ligament surgery in May. Ferguson said: " Wes hopefully will play in the Carling Cup tie at West Brom in three weeks."
Soccer Spy, Sunday Mirror´

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! voilà qui fait plaisir!

Ouais, comment ça fait plaisir ^^

hmm n´empêche j´me demande s´il va récupérer sa place de titulaire le petit wes...

Ben vu le niveau de Silvestre en ce moment, je sais pas...De toute façon il y a bcp de matchs et une possible supension pour Rion, donc il devarit jouer...

Y a pas a une époque ou il jouait à droite brown?

si il parait... saison 83-84 je crois...

à la grande époque de john o shea^^

voici la phrase de kewell en juillet :

je pense que manchester va descendre et devenir un club comme les autres . Vous changez manchester par liv et il avait raison le bougre .

Lock, hmm hmm ^^

Batho => ouep l´an dernier notamment ^^

héhé il a beau être plus vieux, Giggs vaut largement kewell...et il l´a démontré hier^^

" Howard feeling the pressure"

Howard admits United are feeling the strain at the top
Tim Howard says Manchester United´s players are feeling the stress as they battle to retain the Premiership.
United´s win over Liverpool on Sunday was matched by Arsenal and Chelsea, leaving the three clear at the top.

" Every week it is a battle to keep it going, to stay in contact with the other two," said Howard.

" Neither of the other two sides up at the top is conceding very much, so we know we have to keep scrapping and pushing to stay in contention."

Between them, the front three - who have opened up a seven-point gap on the rest - have lost only three matches of 36 played.

" Nobody is giving anything away. When we see the others winning we have to do the same," said Howard

" We feel the key is to stay in touch with the other two sides at the top, Arsenal and Chelsea. It looks like it is going to be between us three."

Salutations les jeunes!

ptit mess pour dineamax apres robinho et diego et bien maintenant en prime van der vaart veut venir jouer chez nous au barça.La vie est pa bien faite die?? ^^

Ah nan pas Van der Vaart ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

^^

Here, ManUtd.com assesses the four main transfer targets United have been linked with in the UK´s tabloid newspapers:

Jermain Defoe, 21, has been linked with United before. The West Ham striker put in a transfer request immediately after the London club were relegated from the Premiership last season. Defoe is a nippy striker with an astute eye for goal. He would provide the perfect foil for Ruud, or could even operate alongside Solskjaer, Forlan, Scholes or Giggs. Has no European experience but by the same token, this means he´s one of the few talented forwards who isn´t ineligible for the Champions League. Has 11 goals for West Ham this term. Perhaps lacks strength so he wouldn´t be the best option for leading the line if Ruud was rested. ( il coute 12M£)

Louis Saha, 25, is a similar player to Defoe. His electric pace and calm finishing make him Fulham´s top scorer so far this season with six Premiership goals to his name. Has played the lone striker role for Fulham so could fill in for Ruud if United rested the Dutchman. Eligible for Champions League football. Has more strength than Defoe and is still young enough to develop. ( 5M£)

Vincent Kompany, 17, is a highly-rated central defender. Has Champions League experience this season so would be ineligible if signed by United. Ferguson watched Celtic beat Anderlecht 3-1 recently, reportedly watching to see how the youngster coped with British-style forwards Chris Sutton and John Hartson. Young and inexperienced, perhaps one for the future. ( 3M£)

Daniel van Buyten, 25, has been linked, on and of, with a move to Old Trafford for the past year. The Marseille central defender stands at 6ft 5in, but has played in the French club´s Champions League campaign this season so again, he would be ineligible. It is unlikely he would leave with Marseille still going well in their group, and Ferguson would balk at an £8million price-tag for a player he could not select in Europe. Any move for the Belgian international would seem more plausible during the summer.(12.5M£)

On parle aussi d´Anelka et Sheva, mais apparemment très peu de chances pour que ça se fasse...

Saha serait pas mal, niveau rapport qualité/prix ^^

marcooooooooooooo !
je peux plus aller sur le forum ! :´(
fait qque chose bon sang !

J´ai bien une idée, mais...^^