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VDS Back To Training |
Posted by: Phil-M.U.F.C. - 11-01-2010, 08:21 PM - Forum: Man Utd News
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Just found this on Skysports
Van der Sar returns to training
Red Devils shot-stopper comes back to squad
Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has returned to training following his wife's brain haemorrhage in December.
The Holland international took part in United's practice session and gym workout on Monday, returning for the first time since the incident.
Van der Sar had been on compassionate leave since Annemarie van Kesteren was admitted to hospital in Amsterdam on December 23, although she is thought to have escaped permanent damage.
The Dutchman's last game for the Red Devils was against Everton back in November, having missed a number of games with a knee injury.
United's next game is a home clash against Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday.
Wonder if VDS is gonna play against Burnley.
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Pes vs Fifa |
Posted by: DaleDaManc - 11-01-2010, 07:24 PM - Forum: Chat Room
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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!!!!
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Manchester United Striker Dimitar Berbatov Set For Knee Surgery - Sir Alex Ferguson |
Posted by: kasaki - 10-01-2010, 07:31 PM - Forum: Man Utd News
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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."
I'm happy this may be a blessing in disguise, I mean who want's to buy an injured striker, and clearly if we plan on helping him recover and sir Alex didn't play him , then we have future plans for him good to hear as am a major Berbatov fan might get a kit soon!
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