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  Petition to the Management of Manchester United
Posted by: UnitedsRedArmy - 19-02-2010, 04:08 PM - Forum: The Lounge - Replies (8)

Manchester United is still a work in progress, its history speaks for itself but what about its future?

We have so many conflicting reports, quite honestly, no one is really sure.

Our suggestion is to call the management to account on the future prospects of the Club, to find out how the debt will be managed and what are the plans to remove this completely, allowing us once again, not just financial freedom but also removing any worries and concerns that we the fans have right now.

Most of us are not financial people but everyday people going about their business, we don't want to hear facts and figures thrown at us, just to try and blind us with yet more confusion.

We just want simple things explained in simple ways, so that everyone can understand what is going on but more to the point, we want guarantees now, not useless talk.

We the fans suggest that representatives of both Manchester United Football Club and its various fan groups and supporters clubs,meet with the intention of clearing any doubts of what will happen in the coming years, so we can see a plan has been put together, to remove burdens from the Club and thereby giving us all peace of mind.

All the fans want to do is concentrate on their great Club, watching them play beautiful football week in and week out,not have to sit and worry, will United make it through yet another financial year?

We have a really proud history at OUR club and it is the fans who have helped to make that history also, we both need each other in lots of ways, so lets not fight but Unite in this common goal and take Manchester United into the next 100 years.

If you agree please sign the petition and lets try and make them hear us, it costs nothing other than your time and you could be helping us all find a solution to this ongoing problem.

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/red-army/

People might say, what's the point?
We have to try right? Afterall its OUR CLUB as well.

If you agree please forward this onto all your United friends and contacts.

Many thanks.

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  Look at this photo i found
Posted by: Dj Quick - 18-02-2010, 09:56 PM - Forum: The Lounge - Replies (19)

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  Becks hails Rooney
Posted by: Phil-M.U.F.C. - 18-02-2010, 07:04 PM - Forum: Man Utd News - Replies (8)

Becks has no fears over Roo
Veteran backs United ace to continue red-hot form

David Beckham is confident Wayne Rooney will still be in red-hot form when England target World Cup glory this summer.

The Manchester United striker continued the most prolific season of his career with a brace in the thrilling 3-2 UEFA Champions League last-16 first leg success over AC Milan at the San Siro on Tuesday night.

There are fears that the demands of leading the Red Devils' quest for silverware at home and abroad could see the 24-year-old flagging by the time the Three Lions begin their campaign in South Africa.

But Beckham, who is on loan at AC Milan from LA Galaxy in a bid to ensure he secures a place alongside Rooney in Fabio Capello's squad, has no such concerns.

"Burn-out will not be a problem," he said.
Ready

"Of course he can sustain that level until the middle of July. He should be able to. He is only 24.

"He looks after himself and works hard. The way he plays is the way he trains. That is why he is so good and why Wayne is ready for any game.

"It doesn't matter how many games he has played or how many he will be involved in to the end of the season, he will be ready for anything."

Beckham feels Rooney could be challenging for the coveted Ballon D'Or if England make an impact at the World Cup.

Neither he, nor Sir Alex Ferguson, have held back from their belief that Rooney has now joined Lionel Messi, Kaka and former United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo in the elite group of players currently regarded as the world's best.

But Rooney himself takes the accolades in his stride.

"If people are saying nice things about me that is good but I am not really listening too much," he said.

"I am not really focussing on that side of things. I know what I need to keep doing. I just want to keep playing well."

source: skysports.com

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  VIDIC STAYING!
Posted by: Bennthered - 18-02-2010, 01:53 PM - Forum: The Lounge - Replies (7)

FOUND THIS ON THE SUN WEBSITE!! (I REALLY SHOULD BE WORKING)

NEMANJA VIDIC insists he will not be leaving Manchester United this summer.
The Serbian defender has been linked with moves to Real Madrid, Barcelona and AC Milan.

He has not played for United in 2010 and his absence has sparked speculation about his future at the club.

Vidic, 28, said: "I will repeat for the hundredth time, my contract with Manchester United is until the summer of 2012 and I want to stay at Old Trafford until the last day.

"Only this is true."

Some reports claim centre-back Vidic has already agreed a deal to leave United.

But he added: "No, no, no, I have made a career in Manchester and I respect that fully.

"No one has contacted me and I have not spoken to anyone."

Vidic has spent over a month on the sidelines although he admits he will return to action soon.

He said: "I am healthy... I feel strong and I believe I can return in full.

"First I had troubles with a calf muscle but I started with training too early and felt strong pain in the back of a calf."



Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/spo...z0ftZOpf9d


CAN HELP BUT ASK HAVENT WE SEEN ALL THIS BEFORE???? CR7?

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  Premier League punishes Wolves over under-strength team
Posted by: kasaki - 18-02-2010, 12:28 PM - Forum: Premier League - Replies (1)

Wolves have been handed a suspended £25,000 fine after the Premier League decided the team fielded against Manchester United earlier this season was in breach of rules.

Segundo Castillo and George Friend were handed rare starts
Wolves changed all ten outfield players in the 3-0 defeat at Old Trafford on December 15 and Arsene Wenger was among those to criticise Mick McCarthy over the decision.
Wolves made detailed representation to the Premier League at a hearing and cited the top-flight experience of the match-day squad, but it was deemed the club had breached Rules E.20 and B.13 by failing to field a full-strength team.

Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey told the club's official website: "We are obviously disappointed but we respect the Premier League's ruling, especially as they have now used our case as a clear warning to all other clubs, some of whom have made similar changes to their teams in Premier League matches in the past, that this is not acceptable in the future.

"We made a detailed representation to the Premier League and pointed to those precedents involving other clubs in previous seasons. This ruling may now lead to a wider discussion regarding the issue of squad rotation and the Premier League's rules. We look forward to fully participating in any such debate at future Premier League meetings.

"One thing that has never been in question is the integrity of our first-team manager, Mick McCarthy. He picked a team that, in his view, was in the best possible position to get a result in that particular game.

"He made it unselfishly and with the best interests of Wolves in mind. Today's announcement means we can draw a line under the issue and concentrate fully on the remaining Premier League games."

McCarthy added: "I accept the Premier League's decision. It was never my intention to break any of the Premier League's rules, only to pick a team that was in the best position to get a result. I'm pleased the matter is now closed."

Rule E.20 states that clubs must field full-strength sides in every match, while B.13 states that each club must act in good faith towards one another.

Source: Goal
This doesnt directly relate to us , but I thought this fine was just stupid for both wolves and kinda is a diss to us

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