Cristiano Ronaldo departed from Manchester United to real Madrid for a fee of £80m last summer. Today Alex Ferguson hinted that the Portuguese international could make a return to the Red Devils at some stage in his career. Do you think he's telling the truth or just trying to unsettle the Galatico?
Manchester United have to overcome a one goal deficit tonight in order to qualify and they might have to do that without their best player, Wayne Rooney. The Germans are sure to give them a tough opposition, so can The Red Devils go through?
The 2009-2010 season isn't over yet but teams are already getting ready for next seasons run at the title. In recent weeks Liverpool and Chelsea have released their kits 2010-2011 and with AIG pulling out of sponsoring the biggest club in the world changes were needed. Step up AON corporation who will be the new sponsors and with a bit of new comes a bit of old. The new kit has been modeled on the 1980's version. What do you think?
Good move, he will push Cardiff up to the Premier League.
He should have stayed in the Premier League.
Manchester City's Craig Bellamy agreed to join Championship side Cardiff City on loan for the rest of the season with around 75% of his wages (90,000 pounds per week) still being paid by the Citizens. Is that a good move for the 31-year old striker?
Nah, they should show him more respect for what he achieved at the club.
During last night's Champions League game the fans turned on Wayne Rooney for claiming Manchester United’s lack of ambition had forced him to quit. Anti-Rooney chants rang out, urging him to leave the club immediately, and a banner proclaimed: “Who’s the whore now Wayne? Coleen forgave you, we won’t.”
After the narrow 2-1 triumph at West Brom the Red Devils will face Stoke City at Old Trafford on Tuesday. The Potters are coming from a solid 2-0 home win against Everton and they are proudly sitting 8th in the Premier League table.
Premier League leaders Manchester United will face 7th placed Bolton Wanderers at Old Trafford on Saturday. The Red Devils have just booked their passage to the Champions League quarter finals after beating Marseille 2-1 while Bolton moved to the semi finals of the FA Cup after beating Birmingham 3-2.
Manchester United are looking to make a further step towards the title tomorrow but can they get past Bolton? Wayne Rooney will surely be looking to add one or more goals to his tally.
