Whilst browsing youtube I found a few Manchester United videos worthy of sharing, but here are my favourite ones, I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opcqB0v8Tqk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agnrEUZbJiA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AllRlTpd3Gc

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United chief executive David Gill says they may still add to their squad - despite Sir Alex Ferguson claiming his spending is done.

United leave today for a two-week tour of the Far East, and Gill said: "I will start each day with the usual emails and correspondence and I'm sure there will be some player activity going on while we are over there."

Fergie has signed Michael Owen, Antonio Valencia and Gabriel Obertan, spending about £20million.

That leaves £60m left of the Cristiano Ronaldo fee, which was paid in one hit.

FK Makedonija Skopje 0-2 BATE
Pyunik 0-0 Dinamo Zagreb
EB/Streymur 0-2 APOEL
Ekranas 2-2 Bakı
Rhyl 0-4 Partizan
Inter Turku 0-1 Sheriff
Levski 4-0 Sant Julià
Tirana 1-1 Stabæk
Zrinjski 1-0 Slovan Bratislava
Ventspils 3-0 Dudelange
WIT0-0 Maribor
M. Haifa 6-0 Glentoran
Debrecen 2-0 Kalmar
København 6-0 Mogren
Wisla Kraków 1-1 Levadia
Salzburg 1-1 Bohemians
FH 0-4 Aktobe

After First Leg

WAYNE Rooney has confessed he counts his blessings at being a footballer — otherwise he might have joined the PRIESTHOOD.

The ex-school dunce said the only thing apart from soccer that interested him as a kid was religious studies.

England striker Roo, 23, said of his footie career: “I haven’t a clue what else I could have done. I wasn’t really the best in school.”

But pressed to pick another profession, he admitted: “I always enjoyed RE — so maybe a priest.”

Man United ace Rooney has since shown he was not exactly cut out for the priesthood — after visiting brothels, swearing at refs and getting sent off in the World Cup for going ape at Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo.

He was speaking at the launch of Coke Zero’s campaign to find the nation’s best young street footballer.

For the first time yesterday he showed off his injured left ear — which needed 45 stitches after he fell aboard a holiday yacht — as he drove to pre-season training.