MANCHESTER UNITED - PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - 2008 / 09
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Manchester United vs Arsenal Saturday, 16 May 2009Channel 27: 7:45 pm "Live"EPL : Game : 37Manchester United :
Van Der Sar, Kuszczak, Rafael, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evans, Evra, Gibson, Carrick, Scholes, Fletcher, Park, Giggs, Ronaldo, Tevez, Rooney, Nani, Anderson, Berbatov, Macheda.
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If Man Utd win gratz
If Arsenal Win Gratz
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If Arsenal don't spoil the party, this could be only the 2nd time United celebrate winning the Premier League Title at home.
Of their last 10 Premier League titles they won, 9 have been at away grounds... with 5 to 10 thousand fans travelling to see them lift the trophy. This year, they could do it at their very own home in front of 70+ thousand fans...
This could be a wild day for all at the stadium... A memorable time to all United supporters across the world. 76 thousand fans singing and cheering... Just hope Arsenal don't spoil the party... lol
+ 11 Premier League Titles ?
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attendence for the hull match will probably be very poor...
they also will go to rome to watch man u lift another trophy, so quite shag leh..
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Originally posted by skythewood:
attendence for the hull match will probably be very poor...
they also will go to rome to watch man u lift another trophy, so quite shag leh..
On the contrary, I think it will be a full house at the Kingston Communications Stadium as the home team, Hull will have the lion share of the tickets... Their fans will want to see if they can beat United and stay in the premiership... And if given that United have won the title by then... They will not put out a full strength side giving Hull supporters more believe that an upset and staying in the premiership is not impossible... United fans will probably remain low as the tickets given to them will be little given that the stadium can hold up to 25 thousand only...Whichever way you look at it, It is the last match of the season, it could also be their last game in the Premiership... So I believe their fans will turn out in full force...
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C'mon!
Revenge for the 2001-2002 season.
When Arsenal won the league at OT. -
Rooney on revenge mission to shut up Arsenal fans and clinch title for Manchester United
Aiming high: Rooney (top) is ready to celebrate in style against the Gunners
Wayne Rooney is determined to ram the Arsenal fans' chants back down their throats at the weekend by winning the Premier League title in front of them.
Manchester United just need a point against the north Londoners to be crowned champions after coming from behind to beat Wigan 2-1 last night.
And England striker Rooney has extra motivation as he cringes every time the Gunners faithful sing 'we won the league in Manchester' referring to their victory at Old Trafford in 2002 - the year they clinched the Double.
'One point will win the title for us. Hopefully that can come on Saturday. It would be brilliant to do it in front of our own fans and brilliant to win it against Arsenal, who are a great footballing team.
'When they come to Old Trafford you always hear them singing about winning the title at Old Trafford, so it would be nice to win against them. That would be special.'
Cheeky one: Carlos Tevez scores with a backheel to level against Wigan
A draw or better against Arsenal would mean United have won the title three years in a row for only the second time in their history and put them level with Liverpool on 18 League crowns.
Even if Wenger's side win, United have an away trip against Hull eight days later in which to clinch top spot.
On the brink: United need just one point for the title
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4-0 MU to win.
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7-0 man utd win
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MANCHESTER UNITED fans will see their team hold aloft the Premier League trophy on Saturday — if they get at least a point against Arsenal.
Plans have been put in place to get the silverware up to Old Trafford in time for the lunchtime kick-off.
And a presentation ceremony has also been mapped out so that United can show off the prize to the 75,000 full-house.
A spokesman for the Premier League said: “The trophy will be there — we’ll make sure of that.”
If the title race goes to the final day there will be trophies at Liverpool and at Hull where United play.
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Originally posted by sand king:
4-0 MU to win.
I am not expecting such a score though... Cos Arsenal isn't a bad side... They only manage to win it by a goal late last month and this time, Arsenal will be pressure free... and out for revenge too.Arsenal play their best football when they are in this type of position as the youngsters won't feel any pressure but only determination... Add Arshavin into that mix and you would have a very dangerous opponent looking to make up for lost pride... United have to be very careful here cos if they start to think how the celebrations is going to go after the match and forget to play well... They could lose this still...
All hands must be on deck... if a party is going to take place after the match... I believe Fergie have rested Rio for the last 2 matches so as to play in this big one... We shall see...
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no problem,man utd will win 3 points,not a point.and send liverpool to dusbin shits
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Originally posted by zocoss:
I am not expecting such a score though... Cos Arsenal isn't a bad side... They only manage to win it by a goal late last month and this time, Arsenal will be pressure free... and out for revenge too.Arsenal play their best football when they are in this type of position as the youngsters won't feel any pressure but only determination... Add Arshavin into that mix and you would have a very dangerous opponent looking to make up for lost pride... United have to be very careful here cos if they start to think how the celebrations is going to go after the match and forget to play well... They could lose this still...
All hands must be on deck... if a party is going to take place after the match... I believe Fergie have rested Rio for the last 2 matches so as to play in this big one... We shall see...
hope that MU can win this one comfortably.. but then if title win, will it affect the bottom of table, cause they going to play hullc next right?maybe, they can send another team down? newcastle?
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Originally posted by FlipFlap:
hope that MU can win this one comfortably.. but then if title win, will it affect the bottom of table, cause they going to play hullc next right?maybe, they can send another team down? newcastle?
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Originally posted by omgukilledkenny: Means Hull heng lor..like the West Ham &
Sheffield United case few seasons ago.
i tot SUnited still mad at MU cause if I not wrong, Tevez scored and they went down...
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Originally posted by FlipFlap:
i tot SUnited still mad at MU cause if I not wrong, Tevez scored and they went down...
Yea think it was only a few months ago WH settled compensation with SU.
But Neil Warnock is still sore over it.
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Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:
Yea think it was only a few months ago WH settled compensation with SU.
But Neil Warnock is still sore over it.
imagine hull win and newcastle go down... what siao la...
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Originally posted by FlipFlap:
imagine hull win and newcastle go down... what siao la...
all hell breaks loose again.
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Rio out of Gunners clash
Rio Ferdinand is out of Manchester United's clash with Arsenal on Saturday but is expected to return in plenty of time for the Champions League final against Barcelona.
"I'm sure Rio will be available for the final," declared Ferguson at a press conference.
"These calf niggles usually take ten days to two weeks which is what we have with him but I'm hopeful he'll be fit for next Sunday's game against Hull.
"He should be really, in which case it's good news for us. At the moment, he's not available for tomorrow but that's the only concern we have.
"Everyone else is fit.
"Obviously, I think I'll freshen it up from the game on Wednesday. It was a very heavy pitch and a really gruelling game against Wigan, who played a big part in that match and we had to overcome that."
Ferguson appreciates Arsenal will be keen to spoil the party and exact revenge for the manner of their Champions League exit to The Red Devils.
"We have got to concentrate on winning the league tomorrow," he stated.
"We'll be trying to achieve that and do it the best way, that's our way.
"A point is always a dangerous game to play, thinking a draw is enough, we need to go for the win."
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Me is Gunner Fan but i shall be cheering for Man Utd tomorrow
I saw the extracts of the Wenger Meeting with shareholders and this bugger still in his own fantasy land
We need another big defeat to shake things out
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arsenal to kelong and let man utd win.
sarcasm intended.
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1-1 draw..
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draw also nice la... as long as they can lift the trophy at OT la... how i wish I was there..
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I just woke up from a nice dream that Rooney scored! Hope that happens! Cmon UNITED
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