on se passera de lui . ..

mais cet année pas interet a se planter sur les transferts

=>Je trouve que l´an dernier on s´est pas vraiment trompé, de bons transferts dans l´ensemble, même si on peut toujous faire mieux...

=>A propos de Diego ^^

FORLAN GROWING FRUSTRATED
Thursday 8th April 2004

Uruguayan striker Diego Forlan admits he is becoming unsettled at Manchester United.
The South American has failed to make the expected impact at Old Trafford since his £7.5 million move from Independiente in January 2002.

He has bagged just 10 goals in 59 Premiership appearances and is now very much on the fringes of the squad, since the arrival of Louis Saha and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer´s return to fitness.

Forlan has also been offered to Atletico Madrid, Paris Saint Germain and Real Betis over the past 18 months as a makeweight in transfer bids for Fernando Torres, Ronaldinho and Joaquin.

The 24-year-old is now seemingly growing increasingly frustrated at his situation.

" It´s difficult to settle when you are not playing every week," he said.

" It is so much more difficult coming on for five minutes then not playing for a month.

" It means there is a lot of pressure on you when you are selected.

" You are expected to do well and score when you´ve got no match sharpness."

ruud_0 Posté le 07 avril 2004 à 10:49:59
La fin du championnat s´annonce dure pour arsenal en plus ils perdent Henry quoi que si c la meme blessure que Reyes il sera là au prochain match

=>LOL ! Henry vient de déclarer qu´il jouerait ce week-end, effectivement ^^

moausi pour les bons transferts ! !!

ok il y a eu ronaldo et howard . .

et apres ?

kleberson a apporte quoi a part la confirmation que les bresiliens ne sont pas fait pour l´angleterre ?

djemba a disparu on ne sait pas trop ou . ..

bellion on verra dans 2 ans . ...

ps folichon quand méme . ..

il y a au saha aussi . . tres bon qui peut faire mal

Saha, Ronaldo et Howard c´est deja 3 bons transferts effectivement ^^

Djemba depuis son retour de la CAN a un apport intéressant malgré la forte concurrence en milieu de terrain.

Bellion était un joueur obscur d´un club relégué en Division One, il avait fini la saison blessé et n´a rien coûté, donc personne n´en attendait grand chose. Au final il progresse et surprend parfois, c´est ni une bonne ni une mauvaise recrue pour le moment.

Kleberson est le vrai échec pour le moment, la seule déception, on verra ce que ça donne sur les derniers matchs.

A noter que Lee Martin cartonne dans les équipes de jeunes quand même ^^

pour bellion je suis d´accord . ..

pour djemba ok il est pas mauvais mais un club comme Mu apres la perte de veron et beck avait il vraiment besoin de ce joueur ?

kleberson de tout de facon j´ai tout dit sur lui pas a en dire plus . ...

d´ailleurs l´arrivée de miller va sans doute le condanner a partir ou a aller au banc de touche . ..

c´est vrai que lee martin est fort ! !!

mais je regrette que Mu n´ait pas investi sur un joueur un peu plus agé

c´est clair . .

quelle plaie les buts a la derniere minute . ..

ce but de Bridge fait mon bonheur à la derniere minute fait mon bonheur ! ^^

sabrisaid Posté le 08 avril 2004 à 18:30:03
ce but de Bridge fait mon bonheur à la derniere minute fait mon bonheur ! ^^

==> je recommence ^^

ce but de Bridge à la derniere minute fait mon bonheur !

=>Bonne nouvelle ^^

Muscat to miss Cup final

Millwall´s Kevin Muscat will miss the FA Cup final after being ruled out for the rest of the season with knee ligament damage.
Muscat sustained the injury during a challenge with Sunderland´s George McCartney in the FA Cup semi-final.

" His season is finished, which is an exceptional shame," assistant boss Ray Wilkins told the club´s website.

" He has played some exceptional stuff this year and is going to miss out on what should be a wonderful climax."

But Wilkins said the club are hoping the injury is not as serious as was initially feared.

" Kevin saw the surgeon on Wednesday and from what the surgeon can read off the scans it is not as bad as first thought.

" In saying that, he is not going to know the full extent of the damage until the surgeon goes in.

" We´re all keeping our fingers crossed for him and please God, he can come out of it in a couple of months and not the longer period once anticipated."

=>2e bonne nouvelle ^^

" Man Utd back in Pontin´s"

Manchester United will be entering a team in the Pontin´s Holidays League next season after a five-year break.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has decided that the competition is the ideal testing ground for the wealth of young talent at his disposal.

" It is imperative that young players get the opportunity to play games."

He added: " It offers the opportunity of a competitive situation. It is a terrific league and I am delighted that Manchester United are taking part."

David Cookson, Pontin´s Holidays League Secretary, said: " We are delighted to welcome Manchester United back to the competition.

" The Pontin´s Holidays League allows clubs to test out developing players in a highly competitive environment.

" United´s crop of young talent will add to the existing quality of the competition and I´m sure there will be great interest in the team."

The Old Trafford outfit remain committed to the FA Premier Reserve League, plus the Under-17 and Under-19 competitions their teams also currently appear in.

Muscat c´est l´australien sulfureux qui avait blessé Dugarry ?

grande idée ca . ...

je milite pour la suppression des dernieres minutes dans un math de foot ! !!

et tant mieux la finale sera plus easy , surtout si on supprime les dernieres minutes

donc montons l´association anti derniere minute dans les matchs .

premiere phase . la finale de la FA Cup . ..

si manchester gagne je propose de ne pas faire jouer les dernieres minute . ....

pareil pour arsenal et liverpool . ...

On est le front anti derniere minute . .

le FADM ! !!!

ivguenyp2 Posté le 08 avril 2004 à 20:13:33
grande idée ca . . ..

je milite pour la suppression des dernieres minutes dans un math de foot ! ! !

et tant mieux la finale sera plus easy , surtout si on supprime les dernieres minutes

le bayern aurait aimer une assiciation comme sa en 99

mdr j´y pensais grave ^^

ta,t pis pour eux elle n´existait pas . ùmaintenant elle existe . ....

FADM FADM
FADM

FADM

United’s treble doddle
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger claims it was easier for Manchester United to win the Treble in 1999 — but evidence does not back his theory. Wenger said: “I’d like to compare United’s draw in the FA Cup in 1999 to ours and I don’t think it’s comparable.” But United could not have had it harder. They had to defeat Middlesbrough, Liverpool, Fulham, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Newcastle. Arsenal this term beat Leeds, Middlesbrough, Chelsea and Portsmouth before losing to United. Wenger added: “The competition was not as strong in the Premiership. There are more teams now who can fight and compete with United.”
Shaun Custis, The Sun

We’re still number one
Arsene Wenger insists winning the Premiership will prove Arsenal are the best team in England. Wenger claims even if Chelsea, who knocked the Gunners out of the Champions League on Tuesday, go on to lift Europe’s biggest prize the title remains the mark of true excellence. He said: “I still think the championship is the real reflection of the quality of a team. That needs consistency. The Champions League is a cup and wrong conclusions are drawn about Europe. The team who wins the European Cup is not necessarily the best team in Europe and the team who wins the FA Cup is not necessarily the best in this country.”
Shaun Custis, The Sun

< <<< il est aigri en ce moment wenger . .

il me fait de la peine la ! !!

=>Le futur nouveau Giggs de MU ? ^^

UNITED SIGN GAY MEADOW YOUNGSTER
Thursday 8th April 2004

Shrewsbury Town manager Jimmy Quinn has revealed that Gay Meadow youngster Sean Evans has signed for Premiership giants Manchester United.

The former Northern Ireland international has given his blessing to the move, which is reportedly worth a " substantial" amount to the non-league outfit, after the Under-16 midfielder impressed during a six-week trial stint with The Red Devils.

" We are delighted for Sean and hope that he goes on to have a very successful career with Manchester United," Quinn told Shrewsbury´s official website.

" We believe that our youth policy is an important ingredient in the club´s future and we are delighted that our faith is being repaid, not only by today´s announcement, but by the number of former youth players who are now part of the first team squad."

Evans is a skilful left winger who will be sad to leave Town after joining the club as a nine-year-old.

However, the chance to move to Old Trafford is one he could only have dreamed about, and the prospect of learning from the likes of Ryan Giggs in the future must be thrilling the teen starlet