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Manchester United’s Player of the Month: September 2011 = Nani
LOOK AT THOSE BICEPS BURSTING OUT OF THE SLEEVE!
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George Best mural in Belfast
“Maradona good, Pelé Better, George Best”
(Source: garage-flower)
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“I have never had a team before that has opened a season in such blistering form and scored so freely. It is breaking new ground for me - and to say that at this stage of a fairly lengthy career is really something.”
“I’m excited and why not? Because we have been privy to something rather special. Of course, you can’t help wondering if it is going to last and, after a lifetime in the game, football has taught me that there is often a banana skin around the corner.”
“I ask myself, ‘Will the bubble burst?’ But while accepting that our present form is exceptional, I can’t help but feel that this season is going to be good for Manchester United.”
“We may find it difficult to maintain the scoring spree that has been such a feature of our Premier League games so far this season. But I believe we will continue to be a handful for our opponents and make a serious championship challenge again.”
- Sir Alex Ferguson
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“What’s changed with Ashley is that now he is playing with a really important team. And he has improved a lot. The confidence you get when you play in a really important team improves you a great deal. He can play as a second striker behind Rooney or on the left. He is technically good, fast and has a good imagination. He scores goals – he can shoot with his left and right.”
- Fabio Capello
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Almost 10 years ago, on New Year’s Day 2002, Sir Alex Ferguson believed he had finally retired from the greatest job in English soccer: manager of the most legendary sporting club of all, Manchester United. Ferguson, who had already achieved everything he could in the game he lived for, had celebrated his 60th birthday the day before. Now he was at home, taking a nap after a long lunch, when his wife, Cathy, kicked his foot to wake him up. When he opened his eyes, Cathy was standing in front of him backed by his three adult sons. “We’ve decided you’re not retiring,” she said. And that was that.
Read the entire copy. [via New York Times Magazine story, Man United!]
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strength in depth.
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