EPL 3rd March - Liverpool v Manchester United
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si bei song ah..90th min score...n do u ppl noe that oshea was actually a liverpool fan?!?!i read it in united's magazine...haha!!!
ya,some ppl so undeserving win...so what,juz ask pool what the hell they did,blazing most of their shots over the bar,never take their chances..that's football.Who scores,wins. -
we played with Oshea replacing Roonie, played with 10 men in the last 9mins (including added time) , we won and we deserved it!
if people said luck was on our side, it wasn't luck today, VDS made couple of world class saves! The disappointing final delivery of Liverpool (should have put crouch on earlier), (replacing bellahmy was a mistake) and laspe of concentration in defence in Liverpool haunted them again
12 points clear for now, waiting to see chelseas fixture later
The premiereship title is OURS tis season!!!
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i screamed.
we need more o sheas in our team.
his position covered , GK DMC MC DL DR DC
and maybe striker in the future
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Kk no personal attacks from me..
Well just damn hapy we're 12 clear! All the way man!! -
i came home and scholes got sent off -_-Originally posted by lpx88:I cant believe it.
Came home from my 2 day camp at school. Stepped into the house, and my bro suddenly shouted goal!
Woots
Maybe im jus a gd luk charm eh
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man... that jose must be feeling so @#$* after fulham and now at Pool... Of all the matches, this was the one he was expecting man u to drop points...
Chelsea still have some difficult matches coming... away to Newcastle and Best of all, away to Arsenal.
After their Carling cup final, Wenger is definitely not going to do jose any favours... He will also have most of his players back by then... 
Man United's last 14 games
H- Watford - W
A- Tottenham - W
H- Charlton - W
A- Fulham - W
A- Liverpool - W
H- Bolton
H- Blackburn
A- Portsmouth
H- Sheff Utd
A- Chelsea
H- Middlesbrough
A- Everton
A- Man City
H- West Ham
Chelsea's last 14 games
H- Blackburn - W
A- Charlton - W
H- Middlesbrough - W
A- Man City
A- Portsmouth
H- Sheff Utd
A- Watford
H- Tottenham
A- West Ham
H- Man Utd
A- Newcastle
H- Bolton
A- Arsenal
H- Everton -
Sir Alex Ferguson celebrated the winner in his own unique fashion on the touchline. -
Nice one devils..caught the match at Harry's...So many Red Devil fans there..so happy when Man Utd scored, some rich guy threw second round to all tables
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EPL boring la. I am neither manutd nor chelsea fan
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Glory glory Man United!!!
My pool-fan fren juz couldn't believe it! Liverpool had soooooo many chances and they din even manage to convert one into goal.
They had so much more shots at goal and corners than Utd, yet we manage to win when we were one man down. In true Utd's tradition, we scored in the final minutes. I was expecting Ronaldo to work his magic, but O Shea did it!! That man is a gem!
Haha... we can almost smell the trophy now. -
Liverpool didn't put away their chances, home side some more. But Van Der Sar was good between the posts too.
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First lost for Liverpool at Anfield this season. Also first goal Pool conceded at Anfield in nine league outings... and their unbeaten record at home this season... Gone...
A smash and grab 1-0 victory at Anfield . -
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Don't come home next time when United match is showing on SCV.Originally posted by givemeluck:i came home and scholes got sent off -_-
Joking la!
Cheers.
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Liverpool 0-1 Man Utd
Sir Alex Ferguson claimed Manchester United were lucky to beat Liverpool - and admitted the referee was right to send off Paul Scholes for violent conduct. The Manchester United manager believes the last-gasp win over Liverpool at Anfield was a "massive result" in the Barclays Premiership title race.
"Liverpool will feel very unlucky and they deserve to. It was a fantastic result. We had a lot of narrow escapes and Liverpool upset our rhythm. The Scot is still not ready to celebrate the title however. "There is a 12-point difference but I don't think anything is impossible in modern-day football.
United midfielder Scholes was sent off with four minutes left after swinging an arm at Xabi Alonso and will miss three games. Ferguson told MUTV: " I've seen it, he's lifted his hand and you can't do that. I think the referee [Martin Atkinson] got one right in terms of intent."
Striker Wayne Rooney hobbled off clutching his thigh after a high tackle by Jamie Carragher. "We have to get him scanned but it's a bad tackle around the knee. We will have to judge it with the game [Lillle in the Champions League] coming up in midweek," said the United boss.
Liverpool trudged away knowing they should have won but did not have the firepower to turn dominance into goals. Gone is Liverpool's 30-match unbeaten home league record, stretching back to October 2005.
United fans were still contemplating missing Scholes for three matches when O'Shea appeared in the box to fire home a rebound from the arms of Jose Reina, following a curling Cristiano Ronaldo free-kick.
Liverpool slowly took command of the first half, and in the second, dominated for long spells. But they lacked the final touch and United were always a danger on the break. That they had the resilience to defend for so long, with Rio Ferdinand outstanding, says much for their character and desire.
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez looked stunned by the defeat. He said: "I would have trouble explaining how we lost that in Spanish; in English I find it almost impossible. "We dominated the game, were in control and had plenty of attacks. Sometimes football is all about luck. When you have so much of the play and make chances without scoring, you must be careful against a team as good as United.
"United have a great defence and a fine goalkeeper. He stopped one from Peter Crouch at the end everyone felt was going in. But although we had so much of the game, we did not make too many chances. "The decision to disallow Craig Bellamy's effort in the first half for offside was right. It just was not our day."
He added: "United are really close to the title now. Chelsea are a good team, but they cannot make mistakes now because United will continue to win. "As for us, we are down now, but we will train hard and be ready for Barcelona on Tuesday." -
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Man of the match should be Van Der Sar!
If not for him Man Utd lose dam badly, Vidic's side's defense very weak, Ronaldo had to step in at one point to help. -
man u were really lucky. they played negative football and its very disappointing. they went to anfield for a point but got more than they deserved.
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Yes,disappointing soccer, but who was the most disappointed in the end?Originally posted by dragg:man u were really lucky. they played negative football and its very disappointing. they went to anfield for a point but got more than they deserved. -
MourinhoOriginally posted by sand king:Yes,disappointing soccer, but who was the most disappointed in the end? -
I would say man utd went with a game plan, They knew Liverpool was not going to be easy at Anfield especially when they have not conceded a goal in nine league outings at home, they were unbeaten at home this season, and have a 30-match unbeaten home league record, stretching back to October 2005Originally posted by dragg:man u were really lucky. they played negative football and its very disappointing. they went to anfield for a point but got more than they deserved.
Pool, for strange reasons really wanted to win this from the looks of their full strength line-ups... I said strange is because they have Barce in the CL on tue only and they still put out their best line-up... Even Crouch who is carrying an injury came on...
Man u got the points for their efford just like gunners did at OT by not giving up. The team that defended best deserve it, Pool only have their poor defence to blame. -
Originally posted by lpx88:Mourinho And Liverpool
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have a good sleep and let's wake up and be realistically.
now, we got 3 big "?" questions mark hanging over MUFC.
1) how bad is Rooney's injury?
2) Larsson played his last EPL game, are we now short of attacking options?
3) Scholes, he was tigerish in Pool's game. Now, he is gone for 3 games.
Any impact??
but one big merit, EdwinVS is singlehandedly keeping MUFC in the chase. Seems he found his best form. -
and guys, really, we only got a 6points lead.
if we don't do well at any game, Chelsea can cut it to 3.. -
i think it is more like the strikers to blame. so many chances but they failed to even convert one.Originally posted by zocoss:I would say man utd went with a game plan, They knew Liverpool was not going to be easy at Anfield especially when they have not conceded a goal in nine league outings at home, they were unbeaten at home this season, and have a 30-match unbeaten home league record, stretching back to October 2005
Pool, for strange reasons really wanted to win this from the looks of their full strength line-ups... I said strange is because they have Barce in the CL on tue only and they still put out their best line-up... Even Crouch who is carrying an injury came on...
Man u got the points for their efford just like gunners did at OT by not giving up. The team that defended best deserve it, Pool only have their poor defence to blame.