Post by fightclub on Feb 27, 2009 16:47:16 GMT 2
L-ewwel final ghal Man united das- season bhala Supporter kbir ta Manchester united nemmen li ghadna chance kbir ghax qed nara l' kundizjoni fisika u psikologica b sahita barra il-winning mentality li qeghda go players u club ta Manchester United,
Biss pero irridu noqghodu naqgha akatr attenti fejn Spurs bierah lghabu hafna zghar fil lghoba importanti li kellom ta tazza uefa u dan ifisser li mhux ha jceddu kif gib u lahhaq u jafu jilghabu hafna mil first team players. Nistennew u narraw u jalla tkun final denja fit tempju tal football (Wembley stadium)
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ARTIKLU TA ANDY GRAY FUQ FINAL TAL HAD DLI GEJ (SKYSPORTS.COM)
You must be kidding!
Harry can expect a mighty trophy tussle, says Andy
To Spurs fans the last year must seem stranger than fiction.
Rewind 12 months and their Carling Cup final victory over Chelsea looked like the spark that would ignite Juande Ramos' reign.
Who imagined they would hardly win a league game after that Wembley win, lose Dimitar Berbatov and Robbie Keane - their two most prolific and dangerous threats - and that Harry Redknapp would leave Portsmouth for White Hart Lane?
You couldn't make it up, but it's happened and Spurs are now not only back in the final but have a really good chance of retaining the trophy.
I'm sure at the start of this season Robbie hoped he would be dancing about a pitch with a trophy in his hand - but wearing the red of Liverpool rather than the white of Tottenham.
Of course, he will be watching from the sidelines and Jermain Defoe is also missing, but I do think it's the other end of the pitch Harry will be more worried about.[/i]
I don't think we'll see four or five kids in this starting line-up; he may throw in two or three but not many more because the Carling Cup is a major trophy in this country.
Andy Gray on Manchester United
KidsThere's no doubt that in United Spurs are coming up against a better side; the question is how many youngsters will Sir Alex Ferguson play?
He might say he will field a load of kids but no-one is more determined to win trophies than the Manchester United manager; he won't be handing this one to Harry.
I don't think we'll see four or five kids in this starting line-up; he may throw in two or three but not many more because the Carling Cup is a major trophy in this country.
Darron Gibson may get a chance as may Danny Welbeck, while Johnny Evans might get another run alongside Nemanja Vidic if Rio Ferdinand is rested - but if you were Rio or Edwin van der Sar, you'd want to play wouldn't you?
So expect plenty of changes to the XI that drew against Inter Milan during the week and the return of the likes of Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez, maybe Paul Scholes, Anderson, Nani, and Vidic.
I thought Rooney would start Tuesday's game but United turned in a solid display without him - they were much the better side by quite some way - and now the striker has had an extra four or five days to rest so he'll be ready for Sunday's tussle.
Dan post tijghi lil Mr Andy gray.
I disagree with your issue Mr.Gray for the reason that Man united kids with balance senior players provided the ticket final to wembley stadium and thos kids deserve every chance same like Arsene Wenger did when they faced Chelsea a couple of years ago eventhough it resulted against Arsene Wenger side, But i expect a Mixture of Youth and Experienced player i'm sure Gibson,Welbeck, Evans and tosic might start perhaps also fabio brother of Rafael shame that Rafael got ankle injury otherwise he would start an di'm sure he would have played against Inter last tuesday, We'll just have to wait and see and i'm sure and confident about Man united Sucess eventhough Spurs are a very good side to face.
Biss pero irridu noqghodu naqgha akatr attenti fejn Spurs bierah lghabu hafna zghar fil lghoba importanti li kellom ta tazza uefa u dan ifisser li mhux ha jceddu kif gib u lahhaq u jafu jilghabu hafna mil first team players. Nistennew u narraw u jalla tkun final denja fit tempju tal football (Wembley stadium)
______________________________________________________________
ARTIKLU TA ANDY GRAY FUQ FINAL TAL HAD DLI GEJ (SKYSPORTS.COM)
You must be kidding!
Harry can expect a mighty trophy tussle, says Andy
To Spurs fans the last year must seem stranger than fiction.
Rewind 12 months and their Carling Cup final victory over Chelsea looked like the spark that would ignite Juande Ramos' reign.
Who imagined they would hardly win a league game after that Wembley win, lose Dimitar Berbatov and Robbie Keane - their two most prolific and dangerous threats - and that Harry Redknapp would leave Portsmouth for White Hart Lane?
You couldn't make it up, but it's happened and Spurs are now not only back in the final but have a really good chance of retaining the trophy.
I'm sure at the start of this season Robbie hoped he would be dancing about a pitch with a trophy in his hand - but wearing the red of Liverpool rather than the white of Tottenham.
Of course, he will be watching from the sidelines and Jermain Defoe is also missing, but I do think it's the other end of the pitch Harry will be more worried about.[/i]
I don't think we'll see four or five kids in this starting line-up; he may throw in two or three but not many more because the Carling Cup is a major trophy in this country.
Andy Gray on Manchester United
KidsThere's no doubt that in United Spurs are coming up against a better side; the question is how many youngsters will Sir Alex Ferguson play?
He might say he will field a load of kids but no-one is more determined to win trophies than the Manchester United manager; he won't be handing this one to Harry.
I don't think we'll see four or five kids in this starting line-up; he may throw in two or three but not many more because the Carling Cup is a major trophy in this country.
Darron Gibson may get a chance as may Danny Welbeck, while Johnny Evans might get another run alongside Nemanja Vidic if Rio Ferdinand is rested - but if you were Rio or Edwin van der Sar, you'd want to play wouldn't you?
So expect plenty of changes to the XI that drew against Inter Milan during the week and the return of the likes of Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez, maybe Paul Scholes, Anderson, Nani, and Vidic.
I thought Rooney would start Tuesday's game but United turned in a solid display without him - they were much the better side by quite some way - and now the striker has had an extra four or five days to rest so he'll be ready for Sunday's tussle.
Dan post tijghi lil Mr Andy gray.
I disagree with your issue Mr.Gray for the reason that Man united kids with balance senior players provided the ticket final to wembley stadium and thos kids deserve every chance same like Arsene Wenger did when they faced Chelsea a couple of years ago eventhough it resulted against Arsene Wenger side, But i expect a Mixture of Youth and Experienced player i'm sure Gibson,Welbeck, Evans and tosic might start perhaps also fabio brother of Rafael shame that Rafael got ankle injury otherwise he would start an di'm sure he would have played against Inter last tuesday, We'll just have to wait and see and i'm sure and confident about Man united Sucess eventhough Spurs are a very good side to face.
