1.given
2.boswinga 4.vidic 5.terry 3,evra
7.young 6.flecther 8.arsavin(qualtiy!) 11.lennon

10.rooney 9.torres(hate putting that tranny in there but you have to adire his talent)


bench:
van der sar,ferdinand,cole,modric,walcot,nani,owen

After last nights game i would just like to say that the bunch of young players we have at he club are potentially the best we have had since the golden generation. We also have a very young 1st team & have the potential to get a worldclass young team to dominate Europe. At times we forget the tender ages of Anderson, Nani, Rooney, and Valencia.

Rafael and Fabio are improving all the time and will be worldclass in a few years, attacking wise they are nearly there it is just there defensive game that needs improvement, that will come with time and experience. Ritchie de Laet is coming through, he will be a top player and will surprise a few people this year. In Johnny evans at the back we have a future legend. Johnny has impressed me so much, especially his performance in the San Siro. It will not be long before Sir Alex can’t leave him out. I have a little inkling that Rio’s time might come to an end in the summer. He will be 31 and is spending alot of time on the injury table. It might just be the right time for Sir Alex to cash in on him and put his faith in young Evans.
In midfleid i am hoping hoping Gibson can do what fletch has done & prove doubters wrong to make it at our team as if hes does hell a shot on him that could get 10-15 goals a season if getting enough games. Again Gibson is really knocking on the door, i can see Sir Alex shipping Carrick out in the summer to give Gibson the chance he deserves.
On the wings we have 4 top class youngsters in valencia, nani, obertan and young ljajic who i really am looking forward to seeing in a red shirt even though we have to be patience. We have some of the brightest forwards around in diouf, macheda, welbeck and Rooney whos still only 23!
We have some very exciting times ahead at Old Trafford. The futre is good the futre is red.

lads i badly need the number of pro-deirct soccer as soon as possible ! thanks

Rio Ferdinand has added to his money-making schemes with a new restaurant set to open in Manchester, called ‘Rosso’ or ‘Red’ in Italian.

The restaurant is located just off Kings Street in an 114-year-old, Grade II-listed building, with two restored domes, polished-marble columns and walls, delicate stained glass and ornate plaster ceilings.


A spokesperson for Rosso told the Evening News: “It will be a 150-seater Italian restaurant with a large bar area with booths for people to come and meet and have drinks after work. We want it to be a really nice, relaxed place for people to come and dine and it’s not going to be ridiculously expensive, it will be good food at a good price. The restaurant will be called Rosso, which is Italian for red, because it gives it that authenticity, but is also a bit of a nod to Rio too.”

Edwin van der Sar has revealed that he will make his mind up over his future in December.
The soon-to-be 39-year-old is currently on the sidelines nursing a hand injury but admits that the time to call it a day is getting ever closer.
However the Manchester United goalkeeper performed admirably last season as the Red Devils claimed their third straight Premier League crown leaving many to suggest that the shot-stopper could continue for years to come.
With Ben Foster challenging the Dutchman for the No.1 jersey at Old Trafford, despite a somewhat shaky start to the season, Van der Sar may opt to hang up his gloves while he is still at the top of his game.
“I’ve said for a few years that it sometimes may be my last season,” he told Sportsweek.
“Six months before my contract with Manchester United ended in December 2006, we extended for one year and so far it has been the same every time.
“I wait each season to see how or where I stand, if everyone is happy and if I can get motivated.
“But I know, because I always get older, it is increasingly likely that this will be my last season.
“In December, it will be clear how it goes. By then, I’ll have clarity. It is a horrible dilemma.
“On the one hand I do not oversleep, I feel as good as a few years ago.” (Sky Sports)