Manchester United (Red Devils) | Special Thread

[Belo]

Vipi kiwango cha Adnan Januzaj kinaridhisha?

Yuko vizuri but anapaswa kwenda gym kuongeza mwili ili aweze kumudu pilikapilika za EPL

 

[Ubumuntu]

Timu imecheza vizuri lakini tatizo la msingi bado ni kutengeneza nafasi na kufunga magoli,inabidi tupunguze sana kumtegemea RVP kufunga,Rooney/Chicharito/Kagawa/Nani/Wellbeck wote hawa wana uwezo wa kufunga wakipata nafasi
Moyes anapaswa kufanya rotation ili wachezaji kama Zaha,Januzaj,Fabio,Kagawa,Chicharito,Nani wapate nafasi ya kuonyesha viwango vyao,timu ina wachezaji wengi cha msingi ni kuwapa nafasi

Kabisa. Hii formation ya 4-5-1 siyo muafaka kwa staili ya United. Kumwacha RvP peke yake mbele kama mfungaji pekee siyo poa.

Ila timu ipo vizuri sana; na pengine leo Moyes alikuwa anaangalia games za j4 na Manchester derby.

 

[Kennedy]

Go go go go Man U

 

[mfarisayo]

Valencia has been incredible today...

Chicharito anajiandaa kuingia..

Valencia msimu huu kaanza vizuri hata control yake imeimprove ila Viungo wa kati wanatakiwa kumsaidia zaidi kwa kumpa pasi akiwa kwenye good position na hasa akiwa amebaki na mtu mmoja au wamtangulizie kwenye space ya kukimbia

 

[Ubumuntu]

Valencia msimu huu kaanza vizuri hata control yake imeimprove ila Viungo wa kati wanatakiwa kumsaidia zaidi kwa kumpa pasi akiwa kwenye good position na hasa akiwa amebaki na mtu mmoja au wamtangulizie kwenye space ya kukimbia

Kweli chifu. Ila naamini kwa uwepo wa Fellaini na Kagawa atakapokuwa fit, basi watasaidia sana.

 

[mfarisayo]

Kweli chifu. Ila naamini kwa uwepo wa Fellaini na Kagawa atakapokuwa fit, basi watasaidia sana.

Anachotakiwa ni kuimprove upiga wake wa cross tu

 

[Mbu]

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Jackson 5!
😄😄😄

 

[Ubumuntu]

Go go go go Man U

MUFC's MOTM

 

[Idimi]

Jackson 5!
😄😄😄

Hahaha. nimependa afro yake

 

[DullyJr]

Tunaamia Stadium of Light sasa..Sunderland piga hawa Goons.

hahahahaha

 

[DullyJr]

Maneverton mpooo!

 

[Hezman]

man safiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.

 

[Hezman]

Chelsea huo mshale wa Everton vp mliusikiaje!

 

[Ubumuntu]

Maneverton mpooo!

Sawa Ozil

 

[Wacha1]

Stern words - Moyes has told Young not to dive again
after his yellow card against Crystal Palace

Cheat: Young attempts to win a penalty against Palace

Stay on your feet - Young picked up a yellow card
for his actions at Old Trashford


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[mfarisayo]

[h=1]Group A: Tricky group for Red Devils[/h]

Manchester United (By John Brewin)

The team: The last time a Manchester United team played in the European Cup without Sir Alex Ferguson as manager was in April 1969, when The Beatles topped the UK chart with "Get Back" and the Billboard charts were headed by The Fifth Dimension's "Age of Aquarius." David Moyes' arrival brings a new dimension to Champions League perennials who have been ever-present in the modern competition since the 1996-97 season. Ryan Giggs, of course, remains from that campaign, in which United eventually reached the semifinals.

Giggs and his teammates would probably settle for such an adventure this season. 2011's finalists suffered in Ferguson's final two seasons in the competition, first exiting at the group stage and then suffering the crushing disappointment of losing to Real Madrid last season. A promising position was either squandered or stolen -- depending on your viewpoint -- by the red card shown to Nani.

Moyes is a novice in this competition. The closest he has come to the group stage was Everton's defeat in the 2005-06 qualifying playoffs to Villarreal, which proved no disgrace when the Spaniards reached the semis. However, Moyes has a rather undistinguished record in the UEFA Cup and Europa League, too.

He has not been handed the easiest of groups. Bayer Leverkusen established themselves as the third force in a strong Bundesliga. Shakhtar Donetsk have shed some leading players from last season but possess plenty of experience. Real Sociedad are a surprise package, and will represent a difficult away trip to San Sebastian.

The Champions League newcomer has said he will be leaning heavily on the likes of Giggs for their experience, and his squad includes nine players with winners' medals from the 2007-08 season. His team will play like "Fergie's boys," as the terrace anthem implores, but show disconcerting signs of a lack of creativity in midfield. Abject failures in the summer transfer market failed to address that problem, and Marouane Fellaini, a destroyer by trade, is the only addition in the engine room. Wilfried Zaha, signed in January, is the only other new face, an inexperienced player competing for a place alongside a phalanx of underperforming wingers.

Such was Ferguson's comfort in the group stages that he often used it as a finishing school for younger players and new arrivals. Moyes has been allowed no such luxury. A season of firsts for United continues in the competition that provided both the highest highs and worst lows of the Ferguson era.

Star man -- Robin van Persie: No one enjoyed United's Premier League title win last season quite as much as the Dutchman, who moved northwest to win trophies. There is a clear regret that he did not get the chance to have another go at this competition with Ferguson, and two misses at Madrid in the last 16 proved costly last season. He was comfortably the best striker in the Premier League after joining United last summer, and now has to prove himself in the Champions League, which has not always been his happiest hunting ground. Moyes' task is to deliver him a decent supply.

Verdict: The first target is qualification from the group, which looks possible, if a little treacherous. The second is to go further than the last 16 so Moyes can surpass Ferguson's final campaign in charge. That may be more problematic. United have slipped badly from the perch that took them to three finals in four seasons. Arresting that slide is an arduous task for Moyes.

 

[mfarisayo]

 

[mfarisayo]

Preview: Leverkusen

Date, time and coverage: Tuesday 17 September (Kick off: 19:45 BST). The match is live in the UK on ITV 1 and you can follow it via ManUtd.com's live blog and MUTV Online'sradio commentary.

Form guide: United made it seven points from four Barclays Premier League games with a 2-0 success against Crystal Palace. The Reds drew the other league game at Old Trafford, 0-0 against Chelsea, meaning David De Gea has still to concede a goal at home this term. Leverkusen won their first three Bundesliga fixtures before losing to Schalke, but recovered to sink Wolfsburg 3-1 at the weekend. Sidney Sam opened the scoring with Stefan Kiessling grabbing a brace.

Ins and outs: Rafael, Phil Jones, Shinji Kagawa and Danny Welbeck were all sidelined against Palace but the competition for places remains fierce. Nani is suspended after his controversial red card in last season's Champions League exit to Real Madrid. Lars Bender was forced to miss Germany's two recent World Cup qualifiers with a pelvic injury and could be a worry for Leverkusen after also sitting out the weekend fixture at the BayArena.

Betting: United's official partner bwin have the Reds priced at 1.65 to win, with the draw at 3.80 while Leverkusen are 5.00 to win. A United 3-2 victory is temptingly priced at 23.00.

Last meeting: United beat Leverkusen 2-0 at Old Trafford in November 2002, thanks to goals from Juan Veron and Ruud van Nistelrooy. It gave the Reds

 

[Ubumuntu]

United vs. Leverkusen

 

[Wacha1]

Cheat: Young attempts to win a penalty against Palace

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Chacha Young Diver leo anacheza au ndio colateral damage yenyewe .... .... .. khe khe khe khe kheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Nachikia Moya-Everton hajawahi kushinda mechi ya CL ... ... ... .... ... patamu hapo khe khe khe kheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Nzi upo?