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Originally posted by harvey22 at 2006-7-19 05:32 AM:
Dong Fangzhou spared Manchester Uni...

who scored the goals??
i feel confuse with the long passage-.-

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Originally posted by arthur8088 at 2006-7-18 10:45 PM:



yeh...i'm in australia~~~
po...

wellcom

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Sir Alex admits Juve interest
United are considering bids for at least one Juventus player, according to Sir Alex Ferguson.

Juve's demotion to Serie B for match-fixing has left the future of their top stars cloaked in confusion, with a number of Europe's top clubs set to offer them escape routes from the Stadio Delle Alpi.

When asked about United's lack of transfer activity this summer, Sir Alex admitted: "We're working on several things and talking to several clubs. We have made several enquiries for several players but we have held certain things back because of the Juventus situation.

"I think everybody will be looking at all the Juventus players. Vieira, Gianluigi Buffon, Fabio Cannavaro, Lilian Thuram and Emerson are the ones that people will be focusing on.

"Now we know where we're going in terms of making inquiries and maybe definite offers for one or two players."

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Originally posted by harvey22 at 2006-7-19 05:32 AM:
Dong Fangzhou spared Manchester Uni...

原來係dong
keep on^^

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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed Tottenham Hotspur have rejected a bid for Michael Carrick, while United have also turned down a bid from Real Madrid for Ruud van Nistelrooy.

Ferguson is searching for a new midfielder, as he looks to find a long-term replacement for Roy Keane.

Tottenham admitted last month that United had tabled a bid for Carrick, but that they had rejected the bid out of hand.

Ferguson is a big admirer of the former West Ham United man and is thought to be weighing up a new move for the classy midfielder.

"We are trying to sign another central midfielder," said Ferguson.

"We have made a bid for Michael Carrick, but they (Tottenham) turned it down."

Ferguson also hinted that he could make a move for Juventus midfielder Patrick Vieira.

The Old Trafford chief is monitoring the fall-out at Juventus following their relegation from Serie A and is ready to move for some of their top stars.

Ferguson is a big fan of Vieira and has tried to sign him in the past.

"We have to see what Juventus are planning for their players," added Ferguson.

"Vieira, (Fabio) Cannavaro and (Gianluca) Buffon are all top players and there are question marks about where they are going next season."

Ferguson also moved to quell speculation that van Nistelrooy was on the verge of a move to Real Madrid.

Van Nistelrooy handed in a transfer request last week and revealed he has his heart set on a switch to the Spanish capital.

Reports emanating from Spain suggested a deal could soon be completed, but Ferguson insists any move is still a way off after turning down Real's offer for the Dutchman.

"There is no agreement with Real Madrid and Manchester United over Ruud," said Ferguson.

"We have refused their offer. He remains a Manchester United player."

It seems likely that a move will go through, with Real keen to sign the former PSV Eindhoven ace and van Nistelrooy determined to move to El Santiago Bernabeu.

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Originally posted by harvey22 at 2006-7-19 06:48 AM:
yea 1-0!! sleep la 88
check out soccernet

how can u got 5xx pts-.-"?
i think u are not the active member in ef........

unbeliveable///

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dong goal

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brightlee,are u here??

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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has reviewed his current striker situation, and has revealed that he plans to play Alan Smith as a forward when the ex-Leeds man returns from injury.

Smith suffered from a horrific leg break in The Red Devils' FA Cup tie with Liverpool last season, but Ferguson is now planning the 25-year-old's role in his side for when he makes his recovery.

Smith, a striker in his time at Leeds, made a controversial £7 million switch across the Pennines in 2004 and originally started his Old Trafford career in attack.

The England international was pressed into a midfield role to try to compensate for the loss of Roy Keane, but he could now revert to a striker again.

"We are going to convert Alan Smith back into being a forward," said the Scotsman.

"He will be back in training soon and should be available by the end of August or the beginning of September."

The tenacious Yorkshireman has already demonstrated his skills in front of goal for United, having scored four times in his first five appearances for the club.

Ferguson had been expected to make a move for a new striker in the current transfer window, but is now seemingly looking to juggle his current options, rather than splash out on a new signing.

"We have Louis Saha and Wayne Rooney and we are considering keeping Giuseppe Rossi with us, even though I would prefer him to go out on loan for six months," he continued.

Despite Ferguson's striking situation being aided by the return to fitness of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, his side have been linked with a number of big names this summer, including Tottenham's Jermain Defoe, Atletico Madrid's Fernando Torres and David Trezeguet of Italian side Juventus.

His side are likely to be without Ruud van Nistelrooy next season, who is the subject of a rejected bid from Spanish giants Real Madrid, and his imminent departure has prompted many a link with some of Europe's biggest names.

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