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mis mõttes parim?
seehooaeg oli ju parim peale seda 1999 kus küll mingit ruudi polnud
seehooaeg oli ju parim peale seda 1999 kus küll mingit ruudi polnud
Ma usun, et "vanurid" saavad ManU-l ikka mängida. Solskjaer saab näiteks ka mängida.
ei ma saan sinust täielikult aru. sama siin realiga ju. ka minu silmis pole manu enam see kes varem(mitte ,et mulle nad kunagi meeldinud oleks) aga no scholes ja giggs pole enam sugugi premieri parima tiimi trump
MIDe mõtlesin. Neville on muidugi kuldsest põlvkonnast. Nemad kolm ongi alles. Aga jah, tundub, et nende aeg hakkab otsa saama :'(
Solskjaer vaevalt järgmine hooaeg eriti mänguaega saab. Kuigi isiklikult ta mulle meeldib. Pole nagu mingi überstaar, kuid ikkagist suudab end vahepeal platsile suruda ^^
Mul on ka kahju, et ManU neid brasse ja teisi sisse ostab, aga kahjuks on ilma raske läbi lüüa. Ma võin sellega veel leppida kui ManU vähemalt võidab.
peaks mainima ripp'i suhtumine fännidesse on väga rõve.
kõik kes on tugevate klubide fännid polegi fännid?
või räägi lähemalt inimestest kes armastavad näiteks tänasel päeval barcelonat
kõik kes on tugevate klubide fännid polegi fännid?
või räägi lähemalt inimestest kes armastavad näiteks tänasel päeval barcelonat
Muidu kui soov üleminekutel silma peal hoida, siis mu arust on kõige parem see lehekülg.
United have already spent a reported £50million on bringing Anderson, Nani and Owen Hargreaves to Old Trafford - but will it be the club's final piece of business this summer?
Despite a large outlay for the trio, Reds chief executive David Gill says further funds are available if Sir Alex Ferguson identifies a transfer target, most likely a striker.
The News of the World immediately linked the Reds with a move for Javier Saviola, while West Ham's Argentina striker Carlos Tevez is also supposedly on United's shortlist.
Usual suspects Dimitar Berbatov, Fernando Torres and Samuel Eto'o continue to be mentioned, while Sampdoria striker Fabio Quagliarella and Spurs' Jermain Defoe have emerged as cheaper alternatives.
Despite a large outlay for the trio, Reds chief executive David Gill says further funds are available if Sir Alex Ferguson identifies a transfer target, most likely a striker.
The News of the World immediately linked the Reds with a move for Javier Saviola, while West Ham's Argentina striker Carlos Tevez is also supposedly on United's shortlist.
Usual suspects Dimitar Berbatov, Fernando Torres and Samuel Eto'o continue to be mentioned, while Sampdoria striker Fabio Quagliarella and Spurs' Jermain Defoe have emerged as cheaper alternatives.
Hargreaves ja Anderson on ikka väga head ostud. Nani kohta ei tea midagi...
APRILL :
United and Arsenal are tipped to rival each other for the signing of French international winger Franck Ribery this summer.
The Marseille winger has openly voiced his desire to feature in the Champions League next season, and he may depart France to realise his ambition.
The Daily Mirror expects Ribery to command a fee of around £13million, with long-term admirers United and Arsenal the main contenders for his signature.
Rumours persist that United are set to renew their interest in Tottenham's Bulgarian international striker Dimitar Berbatov when the transfer window re-opens.
The on-song forward was linked with United before signing for Spurs last summer, and the player himself claimed there was strong interest in his services from Old Trafford.
Martin Jol has voiced his intent to keep hold of Berbatov beyond the end of this season, but various tabloids continue to link United with a summer bid in the region of £19million.
Berbatov joins long term targets Owen Hargreaves and Nani on Sir Alex Ferguson's supposed shopping list, while Mikael Silvestre and Wes Brown continue to be linked with Newcastle.
As always, we leave you to form your own views and post them, if you wish, on our message board, manutd.com/talkingreds. The club has a policy of not commenting on speculation but ManUtd.com would welcome your views...
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MAI :
With reports suggesting the Owen Hargreaves transfer is as good as done, speculation among the tabloids on Sir Alex's other summer targets are coming thick and fast.
Blackburn striker Benni McCarthy is the latest name in the pot, although he was first linked to an Old Trafford move after Rovers' visit in the Premiership in March. In that day's match programme, the South Africa striker revealed his love for the Reds and has now insisted he wants to play in the Champions League. The News Of The World claims McCarthy reckons: "Blackburn are probably not a team that can offer that opportunity."
The United boss has openly admitted he is chasing three recruits and the media expect the arrival of Owen Hargreaves this week will spark a wave of newcomers. A striker, a winger and a full-back are the other alleged targets, with the majority of rumours concerning potential new forwards.
But while the likes of Mark Viduka (Middlesbrough), Nani (Sporting Lisbon), Fernando Torres (Atletico Madrid), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Ajax), Samuel Eto'o (Barcelona), Michael Owen (Newcastle), Afonso Alves (Heerenveen) and Dimitar Berbatov (Tottenham) have all been mentioned before, Charlton's Darren Bent has now appeared on the rumour radar. Relegated Charlton have just signed two new goalscorers, which indicates boss Alan Pardew may be prepared to let the highly-rated 23-year-old return to the Premiership. Bent has certainly proved himself at the top level, scoring 15 times for Charlton in all competitions last season.
Welsh defender Gareth Bale is definitely out of bounds now after apparently finalising terms with Tottenham Hotspur late last week. The Reds were once considered strong favourites to land the
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MÄRTS:
United have been strongly linked with a summer move for Ajax's 23-year-old Dutch international striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
The Times says Sir Alex Ferguson is already masterminding next season's campaign, and has earmarked the prolific youngster as one of three major summer signings.
Long-term targets Owen Hargreaves and Nani allegedly make up the trio, although they are by no means the only names linked with Old Trafford.
Barcelona stars Deco, Samuel Eto'o and Eidur Gudjohnsen have all been strongly tipped for moves to Manchester in recent weeks, while Manchester City's Micah Richards is also a shock contender to be Gary Neville's long-term replacement.
The Sunday Express backs up The Times' claims about a move for Huntelaar, but claim that missions to watch him have alerted the Reds to Ajax team-mate Wesley Sneijder.
In terms of mooted departures, Alan Smith continues to be linked with countless Premiership clubs, while Mikael Silvestre and Wes Brown are supposed targets for Newcastle.
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3 poolikut olemas. Nüüd ostavad ründaja ka ja siis on raha otsas vist
APRILL :
United and Arsenal are tipped to rival each other for the signing of French international winger Franck Ribery this summer.
The Marseille winger has openly voiced his desire to feature in the Champions League next season, and he may depart France to realise his ambition.
The Daily Mirror expects Ribery to command a fee of around £13million, with long-term admirers United and Arsenal the main contenders for his signature.
Rumours persist that United are set to renew their interest in Tottenham's Bulgarian international striker Dimitar Berbatov when the transfer window re-opens.
The on-song forward was linked with United before signing for Spurs last summer, and the player himself claimed there was strong interest in his services from Old Trafford.
Martin Jol has voiced his intent to keep hold of Berbatov beyond the end of this season, but various tabloids continue to link United with a summer bid in the region of £19million.
Berbatov joins long term targets Owen Hargreaves and Nani on Sir Alex Ferguson's supposed shopping list, while Mikael Silvestre and Wes Brown continue to be linked with Newcastle.
As always, we leave you to form your own views and post them, if you wish, on our message board, manutd.com/talkingreds. The club has a policy of not commenting on speculation but ManUtd.com would welcome your views...
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MAI :
With reports suggesting the Owen Hargreaves transfer is as good as done, speculation among the tabloids on Sir Alex's other summer targets are coming thick and fast.
Blackburn striker Benni McCarthy is the latest name in the pot, although he was first linked to an Old Trafford move after Rovers' visit in the Premiership in March. In that day's match programme, the South Africa striker revealed his love for the Reds and has now insisted he wants to play in the Champions League. The News Of The World claims McCarthy reckons: "Blackburn are probably not a team that can offer that opportunity."
The United boss has openly admitted he is chasing three recruits and the media expect the arrival of Owen Hargreaves this week will spark a wave of newcomers. A striker, a winger and a full-back are the other alleged targets, with the majority of rumours concerning potential new forwards.
But while the likes of Mark Viduka (Middlesbrough), Nani (Sporting Lisbon), Fernando Torres (Atletico Madrid), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Ajax), Samuel Eto'o (Barcelona), Michael Owen (Newcastle), Afonso Alves (Heerenveen) and Dimitar Berbatov (Tottenham) have all been mentioned before, Charlton's Darren Bent has now appeared on the rumour radar. Relegated Charlton have just signed two new goalscorers, which indicates boss Alan Pardew may be prepared to let the highly-rated 23-year-old return to the Premiership. Bent has certainly proved himself at the top level, scoring 15 times for Charlton in all competitions last season.
Welsh defender Gareth Bale is definitely out of bounds now after apparently finalising terms with Tottenham Hotspur late last week. The Reds were once considered strong favourites to land the
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MÄRTS:
United have been strongly linked with a summer move for Ajax's 23-year-old Dutch international striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
The Times says Sir Alex Ferguson is already masterminding next season's campaign, and has earmarked the prolific youngster as one of three major summer signings.
Long-term targets Owen Hargreaves and Nani allegedly make up the trio, although they are by no means the only names linked with Old Trafford.
Barcelona stars Deco, Samuel Eto'o and Eidur Gudjohnsen have all been strongly tipped for moves to Manchester in recent weeks, while Manchester City's Micah Richards is also a shock contender to be Gary Neville's long-term replacement.
The Sunday Express backs up The Times' claims about a move for Huntelaar, but claim that missions to watch him have alerted the Reds to Ajax team-mate Wesley Sneijder.
In terms of mooted departures, Alan Smith continues to be linked with countless Premiership clubs, while Mikael Silvestre and Wes Brown are supposed targets for Newcastle.
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3 poolikut olemas. Nüüd ostavad ründaja ka ja siis on raha otsas vist
peaks mainima ripp'i suhtumine fännidesse on väga rõve.
kõik kes on tugevate klubide fännid polegi fännid?
või räägi lähemalt inimestest kes armastavad näiteks tänasel päeval barcelonat
Eestis ei saa olla jalgpallifänne. Vahet ei ole kas sa toetad Barcat või Manut, tuleb toetada oma kodust vutti, mis on käe-jala juures, kuid paraku Eesti rahvas huvitub telekast jalka vaatamisele.
kõik kes on tugevate klubide fännid polegi fännid?
või räägi lähemalt inimestest kes armastavad näiteks tänasel päeval barcelonat
Eestis ei saa olla jalgpallifänne. Vahet ei ole kas sa toetad Barcat või Manut, tuleb toetada oma kodust vutti, mis on käe-jala juures, kuid paraku Eesti rahvas huvitub telekast jalka vaatamisele.
ManU võiks solski ja neville laenule ära anda