Manchester United (Red Devils) | Special Thread

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[Ed n Edd nEddy]

Hongereni watani, huyo Rooney hatari

cc everlenk Bulldog

 

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Good assist

 

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Nimependa tulivyomiliki eneo la kiungo hasa ushirikiano ktk ukabaji pale ambapo hatuna mpira, imepelekea newcastle kufanya mashambulizi machache dhidi yetu hivyo kumfanya De Gea kutoendelea kuwa man of the match ( as it was worst situation for goalkeeper kuwa man of the match).

Well done LVG, well done our team.

 

[Mdakuzi]

Nachoweza kusema kwa sasa, Rooney anajua kucheza mpira bwana. Pasi ya bao la RVP sasa dah!
Ova

 

[RRONDO]

habari katika picha....

 

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habari zaidi....

 

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siku hizi ni burudani......

 

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wayne man....

 

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Louis van Gaal unhappy with busy Christmas programme after win over Newcastle

Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie were on target as Manchester United eased to a 3-1 win against Newcastle.

Louis van Gaal: Unhappy that his side must play again on Sunday lunchtime








Louis van Gaal is unhappy his Manchester United side must play again within 48 hours after watching them seal their seventh win in eight games with a 3-1 Boxing Day victory over Newcastle.



United travel to Tottenham on Sunday for a midday kick-off in north London and Van Gaal believes such scheduling goes against UEFA and FIFA guidelines.
"With FIFA and UEFA's rules it's forbidden to play within 48 hours. In England, it's okay," the Dutchman said.
"I cannot prepare my team like I have to prepare. We have unit meetings, and team meetings, we have training 11 against 11, and assimilating opponents, we cannot do that now.
"But I am very pleased with today's performance," he added.
Wayne Rooney scored twice and set up Robin van Persie as United consolidated third place and Van Gaal says he will continue to play the England skipper in midfield after performances like that.

"With FIFA and UEFA's rules it's forbidden to play within 48 hours. In England, it's okay."
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Louis Van Gaal



"When you score two goals and you give the assist to the third goal, then you are happy as the manager. He is very happy also," he said.
"He has the lung capacity to run 90 minutes as a midfielder that's why I used him also like a midfielder. I can also use him as a striker. For the team at the moment, it's better he plays in midfield.
"To create chances and score fantastic goals like this makes me happy with the performance.
"We have dominated the game for 90 minutes. That's the most important thing, to dominate, in spite of the opponents having a defensive way of playing."
Van Gaal had to do without Angel di Maria after he was injured in training on Christmas Eve.
"The pelvis is not in a right relationship with his leg. I don't think (it's serious), but I am not a doctor."

 

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Man Utd injury Updates...

[h=3]FOOTBALL NEWS[/h]

[h=1]Van Gaal on Di Maria[/h] "In the last training session, he [Di Maria] stepped out of the warming up. It was a little bit amazing because he did everything very well, but he stepped out and now we have to wait and see for the analysis."

26/12/2014 18:14, Report by Mark Froggatt

[h=1]Injury update after Newcastle win[/h] Louis van Gaal has provided an update on Manchester United forward Angel Di Maria following his omission from the 3-1 Boxing Day victory over Newcastle at Old Trafford.
The Argentinian returned from a hamstring injury during last weekend's 1-1 draw at Aston Villa but was not even on the bench to face the Magpies on Friday. While speaking to reporters at his post-match press conference, van Gaal was asked to explain the situation.
"In the last training session, he [Di Maria] stepped out of the warming up," the manager revealed. "It was a little bit amazing because he did everything very well, but he stepped out and now we have to wait and see for the analysis."
Aside from Di Maria, van Gaal spoke positively about his team's injury problems and admitted a handful of players could all return within the next two weeks – including Belgian midfielders Adnan Januzaj and Marouane Fellaini, as well as Marcos Rojo and Daley Blind.
"All the injuries are coming back," the boss admitted. "It is a little bit late for us because now we have to play a lot of games within one week. But they are coming back and, within two weeks, I think a lot of players will be back.
"Januzaj is ill. It is a virus that is now running in the air. The virus has approached a lot of players but for him, it was too much. Also Fellaini… I think it is the Belgium virus! Will he be ready for Spurs? No he is ill. Fellaini and Adnan are not ready. Rojo is responding very well, that is what I mean. All of the players are responding very well. Blind is also responding very well. But okay, maybe two weeks

 

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14 min: Phil Jones goes through Ben Davies and Spurs win a free-kick on the left side, in a dangerous position. Christian Eriksen whips the ball towards the far post, where Wayne Rooney heads clear. It’s been a lively, entertaining, but occasionally scrappy encounter so far.

 

[Mdakuzi]

Hawa wapuuzi walivyojaza watu kati na nyuma, wakitutangulia wanaweza kutusumbua sana.
Ova

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

16 min: Falcao goes to ground holding his face after a tussle with, I think, Jan Vertonghen. It was something and nothing and the the player is quickly back on his feet. Before resuming play, Jon Moss has a lengthy, one-sided word with Wayne Rooney, presumably because various Manchester United players are complaining about what they believe to be a series of 50-50 decisions that have all gone to Spurs.

 

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Nina mashaka na refa

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

22 min: A free-kick from Juan Mata is deflected onto the post and causes all manner of chaos on the Spurs goalline. Van Persie is inches away from giving Manchester United the lead.