Saturday, February 20, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
VIDIC SET FOR A WELCOME RETURN
United's preparations for a tough trip to Goodison Park received a boost on Friday morning when Sir Alex Ferguson declared Nemanja Vidic fit to return.
The midweek win in Milan was the ninth consecutive game to be missed by the Serbian defender, but he could now restart his season against in-form Everton.
"It's welcome news," said Sir Alex at his Friday lunch-time press conference. "He's trained very well in the last two weeks and is ready to come into the squad."
Vidic's availability will help compensate for the continued absence of Rio Ferdinand - Saturday's clash completes his four-match domestic ban, so the new England captain will be eligible for Tuesday's home game against his old club West Ham.
Nani is also still suspended for Saturday, following his red card at Aston Villa, while Ryan Giggs is sidelined by the arm fracture he sustained in the same game.
Kicking off at 12:45, the Reds have a chance to reclaim top spot in the league (at least until Chelsea travel to Wolves at 15:00) but Sir Alex knows his side will need to be at their very best to overcome the Toffees.
"It’ll be a very difficult game," he insisted. "Everton’s win over Chelsea shows you the potential of their team. If we get a result I think it would be a very important one."
The midweek win in Milan was the ninth consecutive game to be missed by the Serbian defender, but he could now restart his season against in-form Everton.
"It's welcome news," said Sir Alex at his Friday lunch-time press conference. "He's trained very well in the last two weeks and is ready to come into the squad."
Vidic's availability will help compensate for the continued absence of Rio Ferdinand - Saturday's clash completes his four-match domestic ban, so the new England captain will be eligible for Tuesday's home game against his old club West Ham.
Nani is also still suspended for Saturday, following his red card at Aston Villa, while Ryan Giggs is sidelined by the arm fracture he sustained in the same game.
Kicking off at 12:45, the Reds have a chance to reclaim top spot in the league (at least until Chelsea travel to Wolves at 15:00) but Sir Alex knows his side will need to be at their very best to overcome the Toffees.
"It’ll be a very difficult game," he insisted. "Everton’s win over Chelsea shows you the potential of their team. If we get a result I think it would be a very important one."
Sunday, February 14, 2010
How is it today?
Yesterday i was chatting with my junior. Suddenly teringat kat die. Marah sangat sebab she did not respect what i am trying to do. What shall i do?
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