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Hey, at least this guy isn't going to torment us today.
Team news and the like from 2:30pm EST.
Team sheets
Everton
Howard; Neville, Heitinga, Distin, Baines; Donovan, Gibson, Fellaini, Pienaar; Cahill;
Stracqualursi.
The return of that smug prick Thierry Henry might be just what the doctor ordered to make
Sunday's game more like the fiery encounters we used to enjoy. Whilst the Arsenal official site
claims this match will be "epic" and one of the biggest games on the clubs' calendar, I can't help
but think they're living in the past.
Liverpool's hypocrisy undermines anti-racism and our young people
The future of football needs strong and decisive leadership especially for the next generation
of young people Liverpool FC need to take a hard look at themselves and how they have responded to
the complaint and the investigations into the allegations of abuse in the Patrice Evra/Luis Suárez
case.
So with the crux of the holiday season around the corner here are the top 5 noise makers for the
blues this merry season:
#5 - Romeu
Highly understated. His performances have been amazing, most notably the assurance with he
passes the ball around in his position. Very glad to hear that Barca only have a first option to
buy him ONLY IF Chelsea decide to release him and not a buy back clause as initially reported!
Two bits of A-League off field brilliance to make you weep this festive sesason.
Marcos Flores is brilliant - and still United couldn't win the league - well lets sign the Coach up
for four years and let Flores go.....
Loving the A-League business minds working hard around the country prior to the season and now the
chooks have come to roost.
Thomas Vermaelen will play in the left back position
All four centre backs have been deployed against Everton. Thomas Vermaelen at left back, Per
Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny form the central pairing, and Johan Djourou at right.
For Arsenal the danger men are Tim Cahill who loves to lose himself in the thicket of tall
defenders rising from nowhere for his headers, Leighton Baines who will fancy himself against a
relatively static Djourou to bomb forward, and Louis Saha who still packs in an explosive
finish.
101 Great Goals #58 - Darren Ambrose
Gary Neville called it the best goal he had ever seen an opposition player score at Old Trafford.
It's a bold claim, but Darren Ambrose's strike that helped knock Manchester United out of the
Carling Cup was an absolute belter.
And here at Cheer Up Alan Shearer we're delighted to bring you this superb goal with some rare Alan
Partridge commentary.
Ryan Giggs rightly is held in the highest regard by all true fans of the game, yet the question
remains whether he is past his sell by date. Certainly if one were to look at the facts and see he
has already scored two goals this season than the argument may seem ludicrous. However, his
performances this season have been marked with a sense of sluggishness and downright
complacency.
Rooney, Suarez, Mata, Neville and more of the week's best tweets
We've sorted through this week's best sporting tweets so you don't have to...
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Man United's greatest wins over Liverpool: Neville, Forlan, Cantona and
Carragher!
United have knocked Liverpool off their perch and beaten the Anfield side plenty of times along
the way
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Hoddle, Neville, Thompson and Smith: The top 10 biased football pundits as chosen by
you!
What TV stars can't hide their love?
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Rooney, Kuyt, Neville, Bent, Wilshere and the week in tweets
The players' reactions to the England v Wales game, the new signings and more
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The end came for me on New Year's Day, 2011 and it came on a toilet at The Hawthorns. It wasn't the
way I'd have chosen to finish, but I knew for certain that this was my...
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The end came for me on New Year's Day, 2011 and it came on a toilet at The Hawthorns. It wasn't the
way I'd have chosen to finish, but I knew for certain that this was my...
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Julie Neville wife of Everton captain Phil appeared on Lorraine Kelly's ITV couch yesterday morning
to promote WinNaturally, her new organic and healthy living website. We give style snaps for her
chic ruffled BCBGMAXAZRIA shirtdress, surprise jazz hands for her good work and a pat on the back
for those readers who use their best judgment in the comments section of this post.
Eric Cantona has likened leaving Manchester United to ‘quitting' a heroin habit. The Frenchman
said he had rarely returned to Old Trafford because he found it so hard to leave in the first
place. He...
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Philadelphia Union Captain Faryd Mondargon takes the field with his son.
Take 95 north and get off on Front Street, Cheerleaders will be on your
left.
The players walk out on the pitch.
Trebu-Sheanon launches a throw-in.
By Chris Wright
In which, for reasons unbeknownst to us, Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge busts out the 'Wacky
Dip' on Jamaican television show Smile TV with Simon and Neville Jah's own Phil and Fern (skip to
the 6:00 mark)...
Interview and second dance session.
Will he or won't he?
That was the big question throughout the day that marked the (at time of posting) potential
transfer of Phil Jones to United. If you followed it unfold as avidly as I did, the whole debacle
could be summarized in this way:
Breaking news Phil Jones has snubbed some of the other big clubs to sign for
United.
May 19, 2011 – There are more Manchester United stories in the media than any other club – some
are worth reading, others are absolute garbage! How can anyone possibly keep up with them all?
Truly...
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For anyone who may have missed it, this is an outstanding article that should be read by all United
fans - just as much as their rivals.
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Juve's world cup winning keeper Gigi Buffon has long been touted as a possible replacement for the
retiring Edwin van der Sar in summer which raises speculation that the choice of Juventus may
be...
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The season is now at its business end, tension is building amongst the squad as well as the fans.
Inside United reporter Gemma Thompson has sat down with Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick and Wes
Brown...
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I'm like a new signing here. Not of the Suarez kind though. BigFourZa didn't spend a penny on
me. Although I don't think I'd be worth more than a few rupees. I'm of the Ramsey ilk. Out for
nearly a year when I was just beginning to fulfill my Carlton Palmer-esque promise, I now return.
I'm certain my return won't be like that of Eduardo.
Perhaps more than any other club, Manchester United has been blessed with many leaders over the
years. Not all of them were club captains but legends like Bill Foulkes, Bobby Charlton, Martin
Buchan,...
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The man just keeps going. 37 year old Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs has agreed a one year
extension to his contract which will keep him at Old Trafford until the end of 2011-12 season.
The...
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Welcome to the latest brand new episode of the fastest growing football podcast around, 3 Up
Front!
In today's jam-packed show Adrian Clarke guides Iain Spragg and Iain Macintosh through a
selection of topical debates that include;
The Champions League is back with a bang fact or fiction?
Debate about the future of Manchester United veteran Gary Neville continues as he struggles to make
a decision about his future. Since announcing that he has played his last game for United,
Neville...
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Before Citeh fans start throwing insults at Truly Reds for presenting this story, please get it
into your thick heads that it is simply a reproduction of what Daniel Taylor reported in The
Guardian...
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The biggest United fan who actually got to live the dream and play for the club has finally
called it a day. It was only a matter of time and the only thing surprising about the announcement
was that it happened suddenly out of the blue right at the end of January as opposed to waiting
till the end of the season.
The biggest United fan who actually got to live the dream and play for the club has finally
called it a day. It was only a matter of time and the only thing surprising about the announcement
was that it happened suddenly out of the blue right at the end of January as opposed to waiting
till the end of the season.
February 3, 2011 – There are more Manchester United stories published in the media than any other
club – some are worth reading, others are absolute garbage! So how can anyone possibly keep up
with...
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Gary Neville, one of United's longest-serving players, has decided to hang up his boots with
immediate effect after almost 20 years' service. Truly Reds bids Wazza a fond farewell with little
doubt...
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Neville, Beckham and Adam simply didn't fit the bill You would be forgiven for stating that 2010
was the year of the Spurs. First there was qualification for the Champions League, beating the new
World's Richest Club™ to that particular honour. Following this came the advent of the Spurs
Superhero, with Gareth Bale transforming himself [.
Love or hate Red Nev, how sensible are these words from his Manchester United manager Sir Alex
Ferguson? "He looks after the young players, I don't know why they've got agents when they've got
Gary...
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Not much to report from the past 2 days.
Julio Cesar, who seems to have been around forever, is the latest keeper linked with us. All
this due to his comment about how the atmosphere at football matches in England is fantastic. Or
something to that effect. As we're well accustomed to, any comment from a player comes under extra
scrutiny in January because it's their subliminal way of asking to be transferred.
Ah, Everton. A team I should have some fondness for because they've got noisy neighbours like us
and while I was growing up for some reason most of my friends wore their blue and pretended they
were Neville Southall or Tony Cottee, but I don't. It annoys me how they go from one season to the
next flitting between challenging for Europe or escaping relegation.
A much better showing than the previous 2 outings, but nowhere near the dominating performance
that we expect from our our boys especially at home.
Some impressions:
1. Nani adds such a cutting edge to our attack. He also brings an arrogance onto the field that
may border on petulance at times, but gives us more confidence going forward.
Making football predictions must be one of the most pointless exercises of all. Most of them are
only mere wishes or are purely based on gut feelings. But it's the first day of a new year so it's
a...
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