EPL - Manchester United vs Wolverhampton - Dec 15
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Manchester United vs Wolverhampton
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
3:45 am - (Wed Morning)
Premier League Game 17
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Whoa, watch finish this match can leave for work. Shiok.
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Originally posted by sand king:
Whoa, watch finish this match can leave for work. Shiok.
But dunno got show on tv or not still not sure... lol -
Man Utd will win 3-0 ?? depending If wolves beat/lost Spurs
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Wolves surprisingly upset Spurs in WHL... Thats a wake up call for United to take note of... They won't be a pushover.
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united need to win this match after yesterday's loss to villa. united cant afford to lose anymore, as it is their fourth defeat.
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Originally posted by zocoss:
But dunno got show on tv or not still not sure... lolHuh? They won't show it!? I hope they do...
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Can watch this game! I would bet for Man UTD to win, all the time!All the best for Man UTD!
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Must win this game sial. If not, Man U really lose ground on BPL.
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its a worrying sign for united. united lost twice in November and one in december. I hope they dun lose again next month and in february.
I think it should be business as usual at home against wolves.
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Originally posted by Rooney9:
its a worrying sign for united. united lost twice in November and one in december. I hope they dun lose again next month and in february.
I think it should be business as usual at home against wolves.
Agreed. The number of losses currently is equiliant to 08/09 editionNumber of losses in BPL Man U had in:
04/05: 5 (3rd)
05/06: 5 (2nd)
06/07: 5 (1st)
07/08: 5 (1st)
08/09: 4 (1st)
09/10: 4 (2nd) Till December 2009
So, if still goes on like that, the number of losses will exceed to 5. Furthermore they still never finish half of fixtures ter and yet......
Hope Man U won't lose any single matches till season ends.
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a loss or draw and it is hard for MU to win the title..
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MIDWEEK BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM NEWS
MAN UNITED v Wolves
New BBC Sports Personality of the Year Ryan Giggs is doubtful for Manchester United's Barclays Premier League clash with Wolves.
Giggs was forced out of Saturday's surprise home defeat to Aston Villa with a hamstring injury and, given the 36-year-old's past problems, it seems unlikely he will be risked by Sir Alex Ferguson.
Dimitar Berbatov and Michael Owen will hope to be involved for the Red Devils, who have already beaten Wolves in the Carling Cup this season and will not want to waste a second chance to draw level on points with leaders Chelsea.
Team (from): Kuszczak, Foster, Fletcher, Vidic, Brown, De Laet, Evra, Park, Nani, Valencia, Obertan, Anderson, Carrick, Scholes, Gibson, Giggs, Rooney, Berbatov, Owen, Welbeck.
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They are not showing it on TV right???
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Yup not gonna be on tv, just checked. sucks man.
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wtf? damn it!
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3-0 FT
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watch this match in stream... gibson very lucky not to have 2nd yellow card after stomping on the player's leg... 3rd goal by valencia was nice.. supberb assist by berbatov whom flip pass to valencia.. vidic powerful header make the keeper cannot save it with his own hands.. rooney penalty well taken =D
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manchester united 3-0 wolves - highlights and all the goals http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1abygPx6dg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00ner-C2AC4
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Manchester United 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0: match report The champions were two clear by the break. More familiar faces were soon to the fore. Rooney refused to be complacent about the probability of victory, constantly urging his team-mates to raise their game. United needed to stretch the massed ranks of Old Gold defence, needed their wingers to get behind Wolves full-backs. Gabriel Obertan initially tried one trick too many but soon went for the jugular more quickly, laying one ball back to Patrice Evra, who immediately found Rooney. Turning sharply in the box, Rooney unleashed a shot that deflected wide. Then Vidic fired over. United were closing in. On the half-hour, the champions took the lead. Berbatov won a corner and then ran in to meet Darron Gibson’s outswinging kick from the flag. As the Bulgarian jumped, Wolves’ defenders George Elokobi and Ronaldo Zubar sought to beat him to the ball. Zubar clearly handled, gifting United a penalty. As Rooney stepped up and Marcus Hahnemann steadied himself on the line, it was impossible not to see it as England v USA and a possible World Cup omen. England prevailed, Rooney firmly despatching his kick past Hahnemann. Fabio Capello should consider Rooney now taking responsibility for England penalty-taking. Dead-balls were paying off for United. When Gibson then curled in another excellent corner, Vidic escaped Hill and headed down powerfully. Hahnemann got his left hand to the ball but it squirmed over the line. Halfway through the second period, Vidic was withdrawn by Ferguson and Darren Fletcher introduced. United’s back-line now read: Fletcher, De Laet, Carrick and Evra, who assumed the captaincy. The force remained with United, the champions scoring a sensational third goal. Paul Scholes lifted the ball down the inside-right channel for Berbatov, whose response was inspired. He hooked the ball over his head into the path of Valencia, whose shot disappeared in a blur past Hahnemann. By now, United were queuing up to take shots at Hahnemann’s goal. Danny Welbeck, who had replaced Obertan, tested the Wolves keeper. Gibson let fly from 30 yards but lacked his recent accuracy, the ball sailing over. Wolves, in fairness, never gave up and threatened occasionally on the counter. When Matthew Jarvis drilled in a cross from the left, Fletcher nipped in smartly to clear. Yet the ball was largely in United’s sway and Rooney looked the picture of frustration when taken off by Ferguson. Michael Owen sprinted on but the main source of attacking hope for United was the excellent Berbatov. Wolves fans had seen enough, briefly voicing their displeasure but also chanting McCarthy’s name. Teams: Man Utd Kuszczak, De Laet, Carrick, Vidic (Fletcher 60), Evra, Valencia, Scholes, Gibson, Obertan (Welbeck 70), Berbatov, Rooney (Owen 75). Subs Not Used: Foster, Anderson, Park, Fabio Da Silva. Booked: Gibson. Goals: Rooney 30 pen, Vidic 43, Valencia 66. Wolverhampton Hahnemann, Zubar, Mancienne, Elokobi, Hill, Halford (Jones 76), Foley, Castillo, Friend (Jarvis 61), Surman, Maierhofer (Iwelumo 54). Subs Not Used: Hennessey, Henry, Ebanks-Blake, Berra. Booked: Castillo. Att: 73,709 Ref: Steve Bennett (Kent).
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So Carrick played in defence again?
How was Obertan, damn so far i haven't seen him play yet.
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Piang eh, Vidic injured again!?
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sia0 lian
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Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:
So Carrick played in defence again?
How was Obertan, damn so far i haven't seen him play yet.
obertan so far play better than nani.. juz that he like last time C.R like to do dribble infront of the player.. he and evra combine even more better.. both french players =D
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Originally posted by Rooney9:
its a worrying sign for united. united lost twice in November and one in december. I hope they dun lose again next month and in february.
I think it should be business as usual at home against wolves.
well, the game vs villa was a must-win.. but they blew it.. may come back to haunt MU.