seeing there are so many polls for gaming i sed I'd make a football one!
Pes vs Fifa (drum roll please)


There is no dought that Pes has a much better game play set up then fifa for sure!But Fifa has a great Manager Mode with Pes has Master League witch isnt the same Manager Mode is miles ahead!
But what do you look for in a football game?Best graphics or best game play?

for me its Pes!!!!

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that striker Dimitar Berbatov might need an operation on the injured knee that kept him out of yesterday's draw at Birmingham City.

The Bulgarian was keen to play at St Andrew's, but it seems that the problem might be slightly more serious than was at first believed.

"He wanted to play with it but we felt we should try and get it sorted and get him fit again," Ferguson told United's official website.

"He may have to have an exploratory operation."

Meanwhile, Ferguson was also clearly annoyed at the sending off of Darren Fletcher for his second yellow card after a foul on Blues striker Cameron Jerome.

That meant that the Scot's plans to use debutant striker Mame Biram Diouf were badly disrupted.

“You won’t see a softer sending off," Ferguson fumed.

"For a start, Darren’s not that kind of player. It’s a simple clip on the boy [Jerome], who actually stumbled. I think it was a terrible decision and it gave them some momentum.

“I'd hoped to put Diouf up front with Wayne [Rooney]. We know he can play alongside someone but to play on his own in his first game was difficult for him."

Ferguson was also disappointed to have collected only a point from the game, even though his side had overturned a one goal deficit to claim a draw.

"It’s not really a point gained, but we can’t argue with the result," he said.

"We were down to 10 men for the last part of the game, but in the first half we played absolutely brilliantly and dominated the match. It was a travesty to go in 1-0 down after they scored with their first attack.

"We spoke about patience at half-time because 45 minutes is a long time. We’ve won so many games late on so we shouldn’t worry about being 1-0 down, we’ve faced that situation many times. I think the players did their job well.

"It was a sickener but it's important not to let your head go down. We kept battling away and deserved a point."

Seeing im now mod i want to show a bit of a thanks to stevo for making me mod so im Now making avatars like this one made for Vazza a great member on MUP

http://s739.photobucket.com/albums/xx34/...jersey.jpg

If you would like a pic like this or the same PM me

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to sell Dimitar Berbatov.

The Sunday Mirror says Berbatov will head a sensational clear-out of £80m of Manchester United talent at the end of the season.

Sir Alex Ferguson has run out of patience with the £30.75m striker after 18 months of inconsistent performances.

And the United boss is also looking to offload underachieving trio Anderson, Nani and Zoran Tosic as well as unsettled central defender Nemanja Vidic.

It will signal the biggest overhaul of a United squad since 1995 when Ferguson dumped Paul Ince, Andrei Kanchelskis, Mark Hughes to clear the way for youngsters like David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and the Neville brothers.

A United insider said: “The four midfield players got a lot of criticism after the Leeds game, but the biggest underperformer was Berbatov.

“People say he’s got a great touch, and that isn’t in doubt, but this game is also about hunger and workrate.

“To put it bluntly, Berbatov doesn’t run around enough for this United team – and it hasn’t gone unnoticed by the people that matter most.


source:Tribal football

Hear you go stevoo the berba thing might bloody make you happy!

Not the most reliable source and still very much a rumor. But still brings a smile to ManUtd faces!

Quote:Liverpool May Be Forced To Sell Fernando Torres To Compete In The Champions League - Report
According to the Daily Mail, Michel Platini is close to establishing strict financial criteria clubs must meet in order to participate in the Champions League. Clubs that make consecutive losses over three seasons will be barred from the competition if the new regulations are passed by the UEFA organisation. Clubs such as Chelsea and Manchester City are also said to be in trouble as both's respective owners have been writing off their clubs huge debts. Chelsea posted a £44.4million loss last season which was their sixth consecutive season posting a massive loss. Manchester City posted losses of £92m in Sheik Mansour’s first year of ownership and could match Chelsea's record loss of £140m from 2005 in the coming years. With Liverpool posting a loss of £40.9m in 2008, the £40m sale of Torres would help offset the loss and allow the club to participate in the competition. If Chelsea, Manchester City or Liverpool have any ambitions in the Champions League, the new proposed regulations might hinder their opportunities.

Quote:Liverpool Could Lose Fernando Torres By Failing To Finish In Top Four - Rafael Benitez
Goal.com UK
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has admitted that the club could lose striker Fernando Torres if they fail to finish in the top four and secure Champions League football next season.

The Reds currently lie in seventh place in the Premier League, having lost seven games from their 20 so far. Despite being only four points away from the much sought after fourth spot, Benitez concedes that a failure to finish among the English elite could see 'El Nino' being sold to relieve the financial pressure.

"Finishing in the top four is the key to keeping everyone together," Benitez said, according to The Guardian.

The former Valencia boss played dodge-ball when quizzed as to whether the club would be willing to accept a £100 million offer for their prized asset, saying: "At the moment we have to do the best for the club - and the best for the club is trying to improve the squad."

But when pressed further, Benitez added: "We would have a conversation and decide what's the best for the club."