JIHAD ABUS VS ALIS-BERBATOV THE 30 MILLION MAN

So the MANCS win the JIHAD.WELL Done to them and Berbatov.The 30 Million finally paid off.A cracker of a second goal.

As for us..Well we fought back well thanks to Stevie G.Marales played well. We just had to hold on and Ferguson would have been pissed throwing away a two goal lead.But thats how it goes.YNWA .

We watched the game at Old Trafford Hoosain Mayets house as is tradition.We made the trip to Ormonde. And again as usual we were a goal down before Half Time.Always before Half time. 1-0 and it was in form man Dimatai Berbatov. Good header.Poor marking by Torres, He didnt even challenge Berbatov.The second Berbatov goal was sheer brilliance.Sheer Class.You have to stand and admire.2-0 and it looked done and dusted.Maybe we were gonna Catch four now.

Second Half and Penalty.I couldnt understand the Mancs.Hoosain,Hazrat and the likes claiming that Torres tripped.O Shea was the last man.If he got yellow.He deserved Red.He was the last man..Torres was away.Gerard converted and when the free kick came I just knew that it as 2-2 and it was.Class.

The Mancs were pissed.Liverpool enjoyed the momentum.

I was particularly impressed with Mareles.The Portuguese midfielder looked Hungry and eager.He had heart.We braced ourselves for a draw and just maybe a win.I mean the MANCS would hurt if we came from 2 goals down.And then Berbatov sunk us.Outjumping Charagher.It was his day.With a performance like that you deserve a result.And so Well done to the MANCS.They are victorious. But also Well Done Liverpool.It was a great game....and a fitting result.Lets see what the future holds.

Its hard but What can we say.And the MANCS say Howard Webb was poor.Do you agree.?

Good wins for Chelsea and Spurs and City.Poor Arsenal conceded late.But its the JIHAD we talk about for now.

 BELOW IL PUBLISH AN EMAIL FROM WASEEM KHAN, AS A SHOW OF GOOD FAITH

Berbatov.......... Goal Number 1!

(OI, TORRES... YOU SUPPOSED TO BE DEFENDING... NOT "ATTACKING"!)

Berbatov.......... Goal Number 2!

Berbatov.......... Goal Number 3!

Lured into a false sense of hope...

Hmmmm, Weird fact for the day... We have now established that Steven Gerrard Loves Kissing............................................................................ Cameras!!!

(Remember these.....)

Once again... Salute to Dimitar Berbatov! Hat Trick Hero 2010!!!

Haai Shame.................................................................................................................................................................................................
What happened to Fernando "El-Unknown" Torres??? Can't forget him now can we?
This article was sent to me before the game by a MANC Fan

Enjoy GO...What does KOPUT say

Will Sir Admit To Summer Mistake?

There will be no Champions League Winners and Losers column this week but I think we can all fill in the gaps - the biggest losers were undoubtedly Sir Alex Ferguson and any United fans who paid to see the borefest served up by an ultra-defensive Rangers side and Sir Alex's imagination-challenged reserves.

Even Ferguson has admitted he made a mistake in not putting the in-form Dimitar Berbatov on the bench, while others might add Nani and Paul Scholes to the list of sorely-missed creative players who might have provided the invention needed to break down the stubborn Scots. Some might say his biggest mistake was putting all the creative pressure on Wayne Rooney just days after not trusting him to keep his cool against Everton. But I would argue that his biggest mistake came in the summer.
After their schooling at the hands of Barcelona in the Champions League in May 2009, it was obvious that United needed new blood in central midfield. After the capitulation to Bayern Munich in April 2010 it was even more obvious that United needed new blood in midfield. So obvious, in fact, that Michael Carrick has not started a game for United since that day.
And yet, United started this season with Owen Hargreaves, Anderson, Michael Carrick, Darren Fletcher, Paul Scholes and Darron Gibson as their senior, recognised central midfielders. That looks like a relatively long list until you acknowledge that Hargreaves is perma-crocked, Anderson is temporarily crocked but a long-term disappointment, Carrick is out of form and favour and Paul Scholes is 35 and cannot play twice a week. That leaves Fletcher and Gibson as young, fit central midfielders, and it was that pair that started against Rangers on Tuesday night.
Ferguson must see something in Gibson that the rest of us miss. While Mesut Ozil and Rafael van der Vaart moved for pennies in football terms this summer, Ferguson obviously had faith in the Irishman who appears to the neutral to offer nothing more than the ability to hit the ball rather well from 20-25 yards.
The statistics show that Gibson had nine shots against Rangers. That, for those who don't spend an inordinate amount of time staring at statistics, is unusual. Very, very unusual. The rest of the Manchester United side only had 12 shots between them. It's good to be confident in your own ability to take a pot-shot, but you can't help thinking it smacks of a lack of imagination. If it didn't work the eighth time fella, it might be best to try something different.
Some United fans are already bemoaning the loan of the creative Tom Cleverley to Wigan, but what United desperately needed was investment in that area of the pitch. Instead, Ferguson chose to bring in two untried and untested strikers - one of whom he had never seen play. Pete Gill is fond of saying that Ferguson will have failed in his final years as United manager if he doesn't replace either Ryan Giggs or Paul Scholes, while Ferguson himself recently admitted he might have to 'splash' out soon to do exactly that. Not soon enough, perhaps.
Sarah Winterburn