EPL : Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur - Sept 9
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EPL : Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur
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The final match of Rooney and Scholes being ban.
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Man Utd v. Tottenham Hotspur : 0-1(0-0)
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wowOriginally posted by :Man Utd v. Tottenham Hotspur : 0-1(0-0)
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If it turns out exactly like this I think all the mods in Man U forum will treat you to makan at any place you want man..Originally posted by :Man Utd v. Tottenham Hotspur : 0-1(0-0)
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But if it is anything other than this result and time scored, I think you need to treat me to makan @ Red Cafe. -
it is a good time to play spurs.
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well, spurs form may not be good now..Originally posted by dragg:it is a good time to play spurs.
but they had 2 weeks to get prepared.. -
if you are so accurate with this timing, i sign on for p-member for another half a yearOriginally posted by :Man Utd v. Tottenham Hotspur : 0-1(0-0)
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Spurs have add new players to their team... they have snap up Steed Malbranque, Pascal Chimbonda and Mido.
Now these players will be available to play for them against Man u. Damn!
Manager Martin Jol made his three-way swoop ahead of tomorrowÂ’s transfer deadline.
First, he sealed Mido’s £4m return to White Hart Lane after the Egyptian international striker spent last season on loan from Roma.
Then he agreed a £5m deal with Wigan for full-back Chimbonda And the Spurs boss completed a hectic day of transfer activity when he hijacked Malbranque’s £2.5million move from Fulham to West Ham. -
the more the better, making them more unstable...
yes, they will be geared up to perform, but if we stay patient like against watford, and dictate the way we want to play. we won't lose.. -
A draw will be more likely.
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any draw for a big club at home is 2 points lost, not one point gain..
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international games this weekend. sianzzz!!
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yeah sian..Originally posted by dragg:international games this weekend. sianzzz!! -
spurs added quite a lot of players to their squad..
mido, chimboda and another guy..
this match might be a real test for man utd since season start.. -
Spurs are now keen to add another player to their team... Harry Kewell. Looks like they will have a very big squad soon.
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yeah
big squad doesn't mean they will play good too.. -
Well, yeah but it also means their players will have to perform or workhard if they want to remain in the starting eleven team as this will motivate them to run like crazy men against united in the match and it won't be good news for us.
I think united will need Rooney & Scholes for this match but unfortunately they won't be available again...
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i think spurs will use this chance to test man utd
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Yeah, home ground certainly helps. The problem is Man u have a lot of players playing in the Euro Qualifiers this week while most of Spurs players are rested and will be fresh for their match against Man u.
This is going to be tough... Hope they can beat spurs come Sep 9. -
I think it'll end in a 1-1 draw.
Unless Spurs cant gel well with the new signings and a stroke of luck for United.
Cheers.
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i also hope that rio ferdinand will be recovered from his toe injury by then..
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Berbatov doubt for OT clash
Spurs Martin Jol faces a worrying few days to see if Tottenham's new striker Dimitar Berbatov will fit to face United at Old Trafford on Saturday.
The former Bayer Leverkusen forward was injured on international duty as Bulgaria drew 2-2 in their Euro 2008 qualifier against Romania.
"Unfortunately, Dimitar got injured in the Bulgaria match," Jol told Tottenham's official website. "He has come back and cannot play in the next game for his country on Wednesday.
"He will have treatment here and will hopefully be fit for Saturday's game against Manchester United."
Berbatov, who was linked with United over the summer and claimed the Reds had tried to sign him, has impressed for Spurs since joining in the close-season. He scored his first Premiership goal in Tottenham's only win so far this term, a 2-0 win over Sheffield United last month.
If the Bulgarian international does not make the match, Spurs have plenty of options. Jol can select from Robbie Keane, Jermain Defoe and Mido.
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Berbatov a threat - Sir Alex
Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov faces a race to be fit for the trip to Old Trafford on Saturday, but the former Bayer Leverkusen star has been identified as a threat and one of the buys of the summer by Sir Alex.
Talking to Inside United Magazine, Sir Alex admitted that he was one of the buys of the summer, and that United had had the striker watched.
“Berbatov may prove to be a good signing for Tottenham," he said. "We watched him quite a bit at Leverkusen and he’s a really good player."
The Reds boss believes the Premiership has an abundance of lethal finishers, and has picked out two players to look out for this season.
"Andy Johnson will definitely help Everton,” he said. “He’s a lively bugger, he’s quick and always on the move and he’ll get them a few penalties this season. I reckon he’ll score upwards of 15 for Everton this season and will prove to be a really good signing.
"And I think Wigan will get a bit of joy out of Emile Heskey this season,” he added. “I don’t think he has ever quite realised his potential at Liverpool or Birmingham, but it may be different at a smaller club like Wigan, if he could recover the form he showed at Leicester where he was the main player."
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Preview Manchester United vs Tottenham.
Former Leeds United striker Alan Smith could make a shock return to Manchester United's first-team squad for Saturday's Premiership clash with Tottenham at Old Trafford.
The 25-year-old has been sidelined for the last seven months since breaking his left leg and dislocating his ankle during last term's FA Cup fifth round defeat at Liverpool.
Smith has made three recent appearances for the reserves and has targeted Saturday's game for his first-team return, saying: "To come on as a sub would be no problem. But I think 90 minutes of Premiership football would be very difficult at the moment.
"I'm fine as far as the injury is concerned. I still need more gym work, but I also need matches."
Gabriel Heinze, Nemanja Vidic and Gary Neville are doubts for the game as United aim to make it four wins out of four against sides from the capital at the start of this season. Sir Alex Ferguson's team are the early Premiership leaders after netting ten goals in their three victories against Fulham, Charlton Athletic and Watford.
Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes serve the final game of their three-match bans following their red cards in the pre-season friendly win against FC Porto.
Spurs boss Martin Jol is confident that Bulgaria international Dimitar Berbatov will be fit for this weekend's clash despite picking up an injury in Saturday's Euro 2008 qualifier against Romania.
The 25-year-old former Bayer Leverkusen star suffered an abductor strain in the second half of the 2-2 draw and missed Bulgaria's clash with Slovenia on Wednesday.
However, the game comes too soon for captain Ledley King who faces another week on the sidelines with a knee injury while new signing Steed Malbranque has a groin problem.
After finishing fifth last term and qualifying for this season's UEFA Cup, Spurs have been disappointing so far, losing to Everton and Bolton although they did pick up three points from a 2-0 victory aganst Sheffield United.
Last term at Old Trafford United drew 1-1 with Spurs, Mikael Silvestre scoring a seventh minte goal for Ferguson's side before Jermaine Jenas snatched a second-half equaliser for Spurs.
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Originally posted by zocoss:
manu sure win cos if i'm not mistaken riley is the guy who gave about 6-7 penalties in favour of man utd at old trafford
[b]Preview Manchester United vs Tottenham.
Former Leeds United striker Alan Smith could make a shock return to Manchester United's first-team squad for Saturday's Premiership clash with Tottenham at Old Trafford.
The 25-year-old has been sidelined for the last seven months since breaking his left leg and dislocating his ankle during last term's FA Cup fifth round defeat at Liverpool.
Smith has made three recent appearances for the reserves and has targeted Saturday's game for his first-team return, saying: "To come on as a sub would be no problem. But I think 90 minutes of Premiership football would be very difficult at the moment.
"I'm fine as far as the injury is concerned. I still need more gym work, but I also need matches."
Gabriel Heinze, Nemanja Vidic and Gary Neville are doubts for the game as United aim to make it four wins out of four against sides from the capital at the start of this season. Sir Alex Ferguson's team are the early Premiership leaders after netting ten goals in their three victories against Fulham, Charlton Athletic and Watford.
Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes serve the final game of their three-match bans following their red cards in the pre-season friendly win against FC Porto.
Spurs boss Martin Jol is confident that Bulgaria international Dimitar Berbatov will be fit for this weekend's clash despite picking up an injury in Saturday's Euro 2008 qualifier against Romania.
The 25-year-old former Bayer Leverkusen star suffered an abductor strain in the second half of the 2-2 draw and missed Bulgaria's clash with Slovenia on Wednesday.
However, the game comes too soon for captain Ledley King who faces another week on the sidelines with a knee injury while new signing Steed Malbranque has a groin problem.
After finishing fifth last term and qualifying for this season's UEFA Cup, Spurs have been disappointing so far, losing to Everton and Bolton although they did pick up three points from a 2-0 victory aganst Sheffield United.
Last term at Old Trafford United drew 1-1 with Spurs, Mikael Silvestre scoring a seventh minte goal for Ferguson's side before Jermaine Jenas snatched a second-half equaliser for Spurs.
Referee: Mike Riley
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