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| COURTESY OF 'RED VIEW'.... |
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Posted by: Storm1 - 23-04-2010, 05:32 PM - Forum: Man Utd News
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Hello, I have just opened my 'RED VIEW' e-mail and I am really happy to have viewed Sir Alex's 'Press conference video, titled...
Boss: I'm going nowhere'.
There also appears to be "one or two doubts", for United, "ahead of Saturday's lunch-time clash with Tottenham Hotspur".
'Wes Brown and Rio Ferdinand' have both returned to training, and are available for selection.
Sir Alex, 'had hoped to also include Owen Hargreaves in his matchday squad...but the midfielder has missed the last 2 days training with a calf injury'.
Sir Alex is confident that his squad is up for the challenge, 'after last weekend's late derby win at Eastlands...'
He also says that, "There's been a lift, around the club this week, no doubt, there's always been a sense of atmosphere around the place, but in training, this week, it's been noticeable-the lift. Training has been competitive".
He goes on to add, "We just need to do our job and let Chelsea deal with their situation. We know we have to win, thats the important thing."
"Winning wont be easy, however. Spurs did United a huge favour by defeating Arsenal and Chelsea, in the space of 4 great days, but in their chase for a Champions League place, they now represent a major threat to the Reds' title hopes".
"This is the best Tottenham side of my time here", Sir Alex warns.
I am glad to see that those first team members' are being competitive with each other at training, as I am sure they are fully aware of how important this match is to their club, and to their fans/supporters both domestically and globally as well...(NZ...ME!) lol's
Cheers.
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| Rumour Mill Working Overtime!!! |
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Posted by: Noucamp99 - 22-04-2010, 11:55 AM - Forum: Premier League
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I just got this e-mail and wonder if anyone else had heard about this:
And I quote:
"Allegedly, Steven Gerrard will be moving abroad in the summer because his wife's having an affair with a Derby County player and he's got a 16 year old pregnant, and she's keeping it. Apparently everyone in Liverpool has already accepted that he's going. He's in court at the moment trying to stop it all coming out so Capello doesn't kick him out of the world cup squad."
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| Manchester United Named World’s Most Valuable Club By Business Magazine |
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Posted by: RambleOnRed - 22-04-2010, 05:14 AM - Forum: Man Utd News
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Manchester United Named World’s Most Valuable Club
Red Devils claim top spot…
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Quote:Manchester United have been valued as the biggest football club in the world by Forbes Magazine.
While the Red Devils held onto their title as the world’s most valued club, six other English sides were also named in the magazine’s top 20 most valuable club’s in world football.
United have topped the table for the last six years and were valued by Forbes at £1.19 billion after a 2% fall from last year.
Peter Schwartz, Business sports writer for Forbes hailed Manchester United’s resilience to remain as ‘one of the world’s biggest sporting brands’.
He said: "The club has really established itself as one of the top brands in world sport.
"New kit deals and great marketing has seen them maintain their status despite all the problems of the global recession."
Despite Newcastle United's relegation last season, the club earned 20th place, with Arsenal coming in third, ahead of Liverpool in sixth and Chelsea in ninth.
Champions League hopefuls Tottenham Hotspur were ranked 12th, while big-spending Manchester City were in 19th place.
A Forbes spokesman said: "The world's 20 most valuable clubs generated a combined £422million in operating income last season.
"The top five clubs took in 86% of the total because their worldwide following allows them to grab much more sponsorship and media revenue."
Source: Goal.com
Alternate Source: Sky News - Link
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