Rise of the Red Devils - Aug 10

• zocoss

  6 Aug 09, 23:36

  MANCHESTER UNITED NEWS

  Manchester United - Rise of the Red Devils.

   

  

   

   

  United fans, remember to catch the TV premiere of...

  Manchester United - Rise of the Red Devils

  on

  Monday 10 August

  Channel 5: 11:00am ok...       

• omgukilledkenny

  6 Aug 09, 23:57

  o.O

  Any idea what its about?

• AvanteGarde

  7 Aug 09, 00:22

  history of how Man Utd came to be so successful ba.

• marcteng

  7 Aug 09, 02:43

  should be the relegation in 1974 and then the years in the late 70s and mid 80s before fergie took over utd in 1986 and the first title in 1993 and the successes till now.

• marcteng

  7 Aug 09, 02:43

   

• sand king

  7 Aug 09, 06:58

  Awsome! I'll be at work, but a dvd recorder is handy!

• zeoskiz

  7 Aug 09, 21:50

  WTG !!! this year will be a year of challenges ~~ but the outcome will still be the same !!! XD

• zocoss

  10 Aug 09, 11:01

  Start already, now on Ch 5.

   

  Manchester United's 

  League Match Results 

   

     

   

   

  August

  14 Newcastle (H)

  21 Fulham (A)

  28 West Ham (H)

  September

  11 Everton (A)

  18 Liverpool (H)

  25 Bolton (A)

  October

  2 Sunderland (A)

  16 West Brom (H)

  23 Stoke (A)

  30 Tottenham (H)

  November

  6 Wolverhampton (H)

  10 Man City  (A)

  13 Aston Villa (A)

  20 Wigan (H)

  27 Blackburn (H)

  December

  4 Blackpool (A)

  11 Arsenal (H)

  18 Chelsea (A)

  26 Sunderland (H)

  28 Birmingham (A)

  January

  1 West Brom (A)

  4 Stoke (H)

  15 Tottenham (A)

  22 Birmingham (H)

  February

  1 Aston Villa (H) 

  5 Wolverhampton (A)

  12 Man City (H)

  26 Wigan (A)

  March

  5 Liverpool (A)

  19 Bolton (H)

  April

  2 West Ham (A)

  9 Fulham (H)

  16 Newcastle (A)

  23 Everton (H)

  30 Arsenal (A)

  May

  7 Chelsea (H)

  14 Blackburn (A)

  22 Blackpool (H)

   

   

• omgukilledkenny

  10 Aug 09, 12:51

  so how was it?

  i wasn't home to watch.

   

   

  Fixtures

  

  Friday, 16 July 2010

  Friendly Match

   

  Man Utd OFF Celtic

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  Saturday, 17 July 2010

  Friendly Match

   

  Celtic v Man Utd

  ---

   

   

  Thursday, 22 July 2010

  Friendly Match

   

  Philadelphia Union v Man Utd, 00:30

  ---

  Sunday, 25 July 2010

  Friendly Match

   

  Kansas City Wizards v Man Utd, 23:00

  ---

  Thursday, 29 July 2010

  Friendly Match

   

  MLS All-Stars v Man Utd, 01:30

  ---

  Wednesday, 4 August 2010

  Friendly Match

   

  League of Ireland XI v Man Utd, 19:45

  ---

  Sunday, 8 August 2010

  FA Community Shield

   

  Chelsea v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Monday, 16 August 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Newcastle, 20:00

  ---

  Sunday, 22 August 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Fulham v Man Utd, 16:00

  ---

  Saturday, 28 August 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v West Ham, 17:30

  ---

  Sunday, 12 September 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Everton v Man Utd, 13:30

  ---

  Sunday, 19 September 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Liverpool, 13:30

  ---

  Sunday, 26 September 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

   

  Bolton v Man Utd, 12:00

  ---

  Saturday, 2 October 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Sunderland v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 16 October 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v West Brom, 15:00

  ---

  Sunday, 24 October 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Stoke v Man Utd, 13:30

  ---

  Saturday, 30 October 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Tottenham, 17:30

  ---

  Saturday, 6 November 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Wolverhampton, 15:00

  ---

  Wednesday, 10 November 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man City v Man Utd, 20:00

  ---

  Saturday, 13 November 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Aston Villa v Man Utd, 12:45

  ---

  Saturday, 20 November 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Wigan, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 27 November 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Blackburn, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 4 December 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Blackpool v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 11 December 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Arsenal, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 18 December 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Chelsea v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Sunday, 26 December 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Sunderland, 15:00

  ---

  Tuesday, 28 December 2010

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Birmingham v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 1 January 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  West Brom v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Tuesday, 4 January 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Stoke, 20:00

  ---

  Saturday, 15 January 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Tottenham v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 22 January 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Birmingham, 15:00

  ---

  Tuesday, 1 February 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Aston Villa, 20:00

  ---

  Saturday, 5 February 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Wolverhampton v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 12 February 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Man City, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 26 February 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Wigan v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 5 March 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Liverpool v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 19 March 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Bolton, 15:00

   

  ---

   

  Saturday, 2 April 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  West Ham v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 9 April 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Fulham, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 16 April 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Newcastle v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 23 April 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Everton, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 30 April 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Arsenal v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 7 May 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Chelsea, 15:00

  ---

  Saturday, 14 May 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Blackburn v Man Utd, 15:00

  ---

  Sunday, 22 May 2011

  Barclays Premier League

   

  Man Utd v Blackpool, 16:00
• ViNnO

  10 Aug 09, 16:39

  Lol they only show till 07/08 season i think, ronaldo still on the team and tevez/berba not in yet.

   

   

   

  Chelsea's Premier League fixtures 2010-11 

   

   

   

   

   

  August

  14 West Brom (H)

  21 Wigan (A)

  28 Stoke (H)

  September

  11 West Ham (A)

  18 Blackpool (H)

  25 Man City (A)

  October

  2 Arsenal (H)

  16 Aston Villa (A)

  23 Wolverhampton (H)

  30 Blackburn (A)

   

  November

  6 Liverpool (A)

  10 Fulham (H)

  13 Sunderland (H)

  20 Birmingham (A)

  27 Newcastle (A)

  December

   4 Everton (H)

  11 Tottenham (A)

  18 Man Utd (H)

  26 Arsenal (A)

  28 Bolton (H)

  January

  1 Aston Villa (H)

   4 Wolverhampton (A)

  15 Blackburn (H)

  22 Bolton (A)

  February

  1 Sunderland (A) 

   5 Liverpool  (H)

  12 Fulham (A)

  26 Birmingham  (H)

  March

  5 Blackpool (A)

  19 Man City (H)

  April

  2 Stoke (A)

   9 Wigan (H)

  16 West Brom (A)

  23 West Ham (H)

  30 Tottenham  (H)

  May

  7 Man Utd (A)

  14 Newcastle  (H)

  22 Everton (A)

   

   

• omgukilledkenny

  11 Aug 09, 19:20

  Originally posted by ViNnO:

  Lol they only show till 07/08 season i think, ronaldo still on the team and tevez/berba not in yet.

  Not bad liao la.

  I thought it was gonna be about the Busby Babes.

   

   

   

  MANCHESTER UNITED's 

  LEAGUE & CUP FIXTURES

  FOR 2010 / 11. 

   

    

   

  

   

   

   

           

           

   

   18 ENGLISH TITLES 

   

   

   

   

  August

  14  Man United vs Newcastle  (H)

  21 Fulham vs Man United  (A)

  28  Man United vs West Ham  (H)

   

  September

  11 Everton vs Man United  (A)

  18  Man United vs Liverpool  (H)

  25 Bolton vs Man United  (A)

   

  October

  2 Sunderland vs Man United  (A)

  16  Man United vs West Brom  (H)

  23 Stoke vs Man United  (A)

  30  Man United vs Tottenham  (H)

   

  November

  6  Man United vs Wolverhampton  (H)

  10 Man City vs Man United  (A)

  13 Aston Villa vs Man United  (A)

  20  Man United vs Wigan  (H)

  27  Man United vs Blackburn  (H)

   

  December

  4 Blackpool vs Man United (A)

  11  Man United vs Arsenal  (H)

  18 Chelsea vs Man United  (A)

  26  Man United vs Sunderland  (H)

  28 Birmingham vs Man United  (A)

   

  January

  1 West Brom vs Man United  (A)

  4  Man United vs Stoke (H)

  15 Tottenham vs Man United  (A)

  22  Man United vs Birmingham  (H)

   

  February

  1  Man United vs Aston Villa  (H) 

  5 Wolverhampton vs Man United  (A)

  12  Man United vs Man City  (H)

  26 Wigan vs Man United  (A)

   

  March

  5 Liverpool vs Man United  (A)

  19  Man United vs Bolton  (H)

   

  April

  2 West Ham vs Man United  (A)

  9  Man United vs Fulham  (H)

  16 Newcastle vs Man United  (A)

  23  Man United vs Everton  (H)

  30 Arsenal vs Man United  (A)

   

  May

  7  Man United vs Chelsea  (H)

  14 Blackburn vs Man United  (A)

  22  Man United vs Blackpool  (H)

   

   

   

   

   - CL  -  (Champions League)

   - FAC  -  (FA Cup)

   - CC  -  (Carling Cup)

   - PP  -  (Postpone)

   - RPM  -  (Replacement for Postponed match) 

   

   

   

   

   

  All fixtures subject to change for television coverage.

   

   

• Undertaker.Chris

  11 Aug 09, 23:11

   

  

   

   

  MANCHESTER UNITED FC PLAYERS 

   

   

   

   

         1. Van der Sar

   

   

          2. Neville

   

   

          3. Evra

   

   

         4. Hargreaves

   

   

         5. Ferdinand

   

   

         6. Brown

   

   

         7. Owen

   

   

         8. Anderson

   

   

         9. Berbatov

   

   

          10. Rooney

   

   

          11. Giggs

    

   

         12. Smalling

    

   

         13. Park

    

     

         14. Hernandez 

   

   

         15. Vidic

   

   

         16. Carrick

   

   

         17. Nani

   

   

         18. Scholes

   

   

         19. Welbeck

   

   

         20. Fabio

   

   

   

         21. Rafael

   

   

         22. O'Shea

   

   

         23. Evans

   

   

         24. Fletcher

   

   

         25. Valencia

   

   

         26. Obertan

   

   

         27. Macheda

   

   

         28. Gibson

   

   

         29. Kuszczak

   

   

         30. De Laet

   

   

         31. Evans

   

   

         32. Diouf

   

   

   

         33. Bebe

    

   

         35. Cleverley

   

   

         36. Gray

   

   

         37. Cathcart

   

   

         40. Amos

   

   

         41. King

   

   

         42. Eikrem

   

   

         43. James

   

   

         44. Dudgeon

   

   

         45. Gill

   

   

         46. Stewart

   

   

         47. Norwood

   

   

• United4Life

  11 Aug 09, 23:44

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  When they showing Fall of the Red Devils?

  
  around the same time they show The Relegation Of Liverpool.

   

   

   

            

   

  MANCHESTER UNITED  ~  2010 / 11 Cup Match Results:

   

  September

   

   

   

   

  October

   

    

  November

   

     

  December

   

     

  January   

   

   

  February 

     

   

  March 

   

    

  April

   

    

  May

   

   

   

   

   

  CL  -  (Champions League)

  FAC  -  (FA Cup)

  CC  -  (Carling Cup)

   

   

• Undertaker.Chris

  12 Aug 09, 00:08

  Originally posted by United4Life:

  
  around the same time they show The Relegation Of Liverpool.

  
  Causeway Point not suitable for you? How about Jurong Point? Actually I think you need to find some guts first before talking big.

   

   

   

  

   

   

  Joe Cole has always been something of a divisive figure - either the future of England or another over-rated wannabe, depending on your point of view.

  After all, it was John Terry's public championing of his club-mate that was the catalyst of the World Cup schism which split Fabio Capello's squad in South Africa.

  But as the midfielder landed in Liverpool's Swiss training base to stir up the biggest hornets' next of the summer, the former Chelsea man must have realised he was opening a debate that will rumble.

  By claiming that taking up the offer the joint the Anfield outfit was "a no-brainer because they are the biggest club in the country" , Cole immediately raised the hackles in SW6, at Old Trafford and round the rest of the country.

  On Merseyside, meanwhile, Cole was building a reputation overnight, even more quickly than he was burning his Stamford Bridges, tapping into the mindset of a club that puts so much store on "History".

  After all, on the most simple yet valuable of all criteria, Cole was right.

  Liverpool may not have won the title in 20 years, a time period in which Sir Alex Ferguson and United have been masters of the domestic universe on a staggering 11 occasions and equalled the Anfield club's proud record of 18 English crowns.

  But those famous five victories in the European Cup and Champions League, the legends of Rome, Wembley, Paris and, above all, Istanbul, have helped keep Liverpool's record of 43 major trophies a tally that has yet to be matched.

  If silverware alone is the definition of greatness, then Cole is right. Liverpool can point to it in abundance, to 109 years of trophy-gathering.

  Yet in the modern era, where cash is king, where the accent is on what you have achieved in the immediate past, not in the days of yore, Cole has made himself the new Aunt Sally of the English game - up there for everybody else to take pot-shots at.

  You know, without a doubt, that Fergie will hit back with withering contempt, even if he likes Roy Hodgson - in stark contrast to the disdain he held towards the now-exited Rafa Benitez.

  After all, famously, the Scot's stated goal when he assumed the Old Trafford hotseat was to "knock Liverpool off their f***ing perch", a task he feels, with due reason, he has managed brilliantly.

  Likewise, Carlo Ancelotti, the man who let Cole go and who never seemed to trust his ability, can point to the league table, to last season's Double, to a club which has won three titles since 2005 and has finished above Liverpool in each of the past eight seasons with the exception of 2008-09.

  Roman Abramovich reshaped the face of football when he embarked on a spending spree that has already reached £700million, transforming Chelsea into a dominant, trophy-claiming behemoth, with Cole very much in the vanguard of that movement.

  At the same time there will be plenty, not least in North London, who will argue the Blues are not the biggest club in the capital - and, indeed, not even the second biggest.

  Arsenal may not have won a trophy since 2005 but they can lay claim to a past and not just a present, 27 major trophies going back 80 years, and a status as the aristocrats of the national game.

  Even down the Seven Sisters Road, Spurs - the first team in the post-War era to do the Double and first English side to win a European trophy - are planning a 55,000-seater replacement adjacent to White Hart Lane, confident demand for the extra seats will more than outstrip supply, while Chelsea have abandoned plans to bulold a new stadium or increase the capacity of Stamford Bridge.

  And, of course, as Fergie knows too well, there is another, growing force, determined to usurp the Big Four - should that now be Big Five? - and change the game again.

  UEFA's proposed new rules on "financial fair play", which will prevent any club from spending money it does not earn, mean Sheikh Mansour is putting everything into his plans for Manchester City now, rather than looking for organic growth over time.

  Already, in under two years since the Abu Dhabi money men took control, City have spent a truly remarkable £267m, with plenty more to come.

  The club's ambitions are as clear as when former Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon famously promised to "turn the world Blue", to become a global superpower, the biggest of the lot.

  So who can boast about their size. Mirror Sport has done its own, not entirely scientific calculations, based on past success, ground size, the loyalty of supporters, the value of the club and the financial backing.

  Joe Cole won't agree with us and you might not either. But even as United pick up another accolade, the debate is only beginning...

   

   

  Martin Lipton's Big Club ratings
  MANCHESTER UNITED
  Major trophies: 40 (2nd) 5
  Stadium capacity: 75769 (1st) 6
  Fan loyalty (2nd) 5
  Value of club: £1.2billion (1st) 6
  Owner: Malcolm Glazer and Family £1.57billion (5th) 2
  Transfer budget: £95.9m (2nd) 5
  Total points: 29/36

  ARSENAL
  Major trophies: 27 (3rd) 4
  Stadium capacity: 60391 (2nd) 5
  Fan loyalty: (6th) 1
  Value of club: £770m (2nd) 5
  Largest shareholder: Stan Kroenke (£1.77billion) (4th) 3
  Transfer budget: £25m (4th) 3
  Total points: 21/36

  LIVERPOOL
  Major trophies: 43 (1st) 6
  Stadium capacity: 45276 (4th) 3
  Fan loyalty (1st) 6
  Value of club: £538m (3rd) 4
  Owner: Tom Hicks £800m (6th) 1
  Transfer budget: £15m plus sales (6th) 1
  Total points: 21/36

  MANCHESTER CITY
  Major trophies: 9 (6th) 1
  Stadium capacity: 47405 (3rd) 4
  Fan loyalty (3rd) 4
  Value of club: £169m (6th) 1
  Owner: Sheikh Mansour £3.2billion (2nd) 5
  Transfer budget: Unlimited (1st) 6
  Total points: 21/36

  CHELSEA
  Major trophies: 17th (joint 4th) 2.5
  Stadium capacity: 42,449 (5th) 2
  Fan loyalty (5th) 2
  Value of club: £423m (4th) 3
  Owner: Roman Abramovich, £11.1billion (1st) 6
  Transfer budget: £40m (3rd) 4
  Total points: 19.5/36

  TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
  Major trophies: 17 (joint 4th) 2.5
  Stadium capacity: 36230 (6th) 1
  Fan loyalty (4th) 3
  Value of club: £243m (5th) 2
  Largest shareholder: Joe Lewis £1.97billion (3rd) 4
  Likely transfer budget: £20m (5th) 2
  Total points: 14.5/36

  
  
• United4Life

  12 Aug 09, 00:22

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  
  Causeway Point not suitable for you? How about Jurong Point? Actually I think you need to find some guts first before talking big.

  
  U can tempt me to fight u all u want..we all know u wont show up..so hush hush little puppy....by the way..nice account..KENA BAN!! ahhh hahahahahaahha!!...i shall not engage in a conversation with u....

• Undertaker.Chris

  12 Aug 09, 00:38

  Originally posted by United4Life:

  
  U can tempt me to fight u all u want..we all know u wont show up..so hush hush little puppy....by the way..nice account..KENA BAN!! ahhh hahahahahaahha!!...i shall not engage in a conversation with u....

  
  Ya, go engage a conversation with marc, but wait, HE ALSO KENA BAN!!

• iceFatboy

  12 Aug 09, 11:22

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  
  Ya, go engage a conversation with marc, but wait, HE ALSO KENA BAN!!

  in this case, U the first to start the flame.

  please, be a bit more sensible, can?

• United4Life

  12 Aug 09, 15:22

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  
  Ya, go engage a conversation with marc, but wait, HE ALSO KENA BAN!!

  
  Is that suppose to make me feel hurt or something?? Oso not like i kena ban...

• Undertaker.Chris

  12 Aug 09, 16:27

  Originally posted by United4Life:

  
  Is that suppose to make me feel hurt or something?? Oso not like i kena ban...

  
  Your friend marcteng GOT BANNED!

  

  That fucking loser, moronic and retarded, GOT BANNED! Justice has been served. I say well done FI.

• United4Life

  12 Aug 09, 20:04

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  
  Your friend marcteng GOT BANNED!

  

  That fucking loser, moronic and retarded, GOT BANNED! Justice has been served. I say well done FI.

  
  He did..and that sucks that he got banned...but lets not forget....SO DID YOU!...Stop making fun of him getting banned when u urself got banned as well...loser.

• ViNnO

  13 Aug 09, 16:25

  Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:

  Not bad liao la.

  I thought it was gonna be about the Busby Babes.

  
  Lol they did LOL.

   

  Saturday, September 25 2010

   

  Manchester City v Chelsea    7:45

   

  West Ham United v Tottenham Hotspur  10:00

   

  Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion

   

  Liverpool v Sunderland

   

  Fulham v Everton

   

  Birmingham City v Wigan Athletic

   

  Blackpool v Blackburn Rovers

   

   

   

   

   

   

  Sunday, September 26 2010

   

  Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United      7:00

   

  Wolverhampton Wanderers v Aston Villa     9:05

   

  Newcastle United v Stoke City   11:10