More and more injuries...
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Quite a lot of injuries for Man Utd, Silvestre out for the whole season. With Van Der Sar and Ferdinand having the latest set of injuries, will Man Utd be able to cope for the rest of the game?
I'm scared that they will slip up during this crucial moment of the season
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yeah this's e most crucial moment for them..
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at the very least, SAF takes it on his chin,and not wallow like some managers..
well, it is make or break time with 9games left. -
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ALL it the seven-month itch. That's the time when anything that could go wrong will go wrong.
For Manchester United, they're past that. Little has gone wrong. The ride has been rich. They lead the Premiership by a healthy six points and they seem poised for that run to the wire.
At times, Chelsea have had to deal with rocky patches - not to mention rocky relationships.
Now they know they must hitch up their pants and run with Man U.
Nine matches remain.
A glance at the fixture list facing both clubs throws up interesting scenarios.
Indeed, come 7 April, Man U's lead could be shaved to four and that could be further cut to one (79-80) should Chelsea win the Battle of the Bridge on 15 April.
But that will be as close as Jose Mourinho could get to Sir Alex Ferguson.
Because, of the four games remaining matches after the Chelsea-Man U tie, the champions could collect just an additional six points (a defeat to Arsenal is on the cards).
Man U, meanwhile, have a only a tricky tie at Goodison Park to overcome. Should they draw with Everton, they could have a one-point lead going into the last two matches.
That's where it'll be decided.
Man U will beat strugglers Man City and West Ham while Chelsea could lose to Arsenal at the Emirates.
That, effectively, will give Man United the title - 90 points to 86.
What if Chelsea beat the Gunners? No problem for Man U fans. It will still be the Red Devils by one point - 90 to 89 - with a truckload of goals in hand. -
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nice analysis....
well the injuries pile up.... kuszack or hw ever u spell it is doing ok.... we'll miss scholes.... and we'll need the strikers back. but so long giggs rooney and ronaldo dun go injured, man utd shld be fine -
one thing I do expect from all this, the speedy maturity of Rooney and Ronaldo.Originally posted by imprezaWRXSTi22B:nice analysis....
well the injuries pile up.... kuszack or hw ever u spell it is doing ok.... we'll miss scholes.... and we'll need the strikers back. but so long giggs rooney and ronaldo dun go injured, man utd shld be fine
They know they are the cornerstones.
They know they must deliver.
And now the club is digging deep.
And if they go through this experience, I just imagine their mental growth.
The word is "Quickening" like in Highlander movie.
Yes,Gunners may have the best batch of youngsters, but they will paled in mental strength.
I do believe cause once you reach the top, there is a different winning mentality.
Alas, we may lose GVN..