24 Years Later
United’s recent victories over Tottenham Hotspur and Bursaspor, a look ahead to the games with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Manchester City, and a discussion about Sir Alex Ferguson’s 24 years in charge at Old Trafford. We talk about the Scot’s legacy and who might take over. The show ends on FC United of Manchester – the Red Rebels – who play Rochdale in the FA Cup tonight!
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I guess no one has anything to say on 24 YEARS LATER.
The big topic elsewhere is about Rooney. He going to the USA tomorrow for treatment to his ankle injury.
If Wolves play against a depleted United side with the same spirit they showed against Cheatski, a draw seems a realistic possibility.
What team do you think should they put out tomorrow?
There are a couple of injuries and players out with the flu.
I’d like to see United play an attacking 4-4-2 that looks something like this:
VDS
Rafael / Rio / Vidic / Evra
Bebe / Park / Carrick / Obertan
Berbatov / Hernandez
But that is too much inexperience on the wing, so I anticipate a 4-3-3 looking something like this:
VDS
Rafael / Rio / Vidic / Evra
Park / Carrick / Anderson
Obertan (Bebe) / Berbatov / Hernandez
I’ll be miles off, of course. Neville will start at right back, O’Shea will play in midfield, and Park will start on the left in a toothless 4-4-2.
You picked two good teams there, would have no problem getting all three points. Just have to wait and see tomorrow.
Spot on about Turkish sides.
I have seen matches in England (Old Trafford and many other levels) and I watched all three big Istanbul clubs while I lived there. There is no comparison. Turkish supporters, nearly all stone cold sober, are more into the game, more vocal and more coordinated than English supporters. And the atmosphere is all the better for it.