Yesss Fulham 2 manutd 0, thank you fulham.
Moga-moga 3 angka buat Liverpool besok, beda angka jadi 1. C'mon you REDS!!!! Adiossss --- On Sat, 3/21/09, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > From: [email protected] > <[email protected]> > Subject: [BolaML] Ferguson is cracking up > To: [email protected] > Date: Saturday, March 21, 2009, 10:34 AM > > Hihihi tinggal 9 pertandingan, mental tim lagi jatoh mulai > deh mind games lagi si kakek kekekekeke. > > Aneh dia ga baca-baca dulu apa tentang spending nya manyoo > dibanding Liverpool. > > C'mon Fulham!!!! > > Adiossss > ------------------------------------------ > Alex Ferguson and Rafael Benitez at loggerheads over > spending > > Sir Alex Ferguson claims Liverpool have spent more money > over the past five seasons than Manchester United- James > Ducker > > Rafael Benítez has hit back at Sir Alex Ferguson and told > him to "check his figures" after the Manchester United > manager dismissed his Liverpool counterpart' s claims that > the Merseyside club have spent less money than the Barclays > Premier League champions over the past five years. > > Ferguson claimed yesterday that Liverpool were "well ahead > of us in spending in the last five years", but the > statistics appear to support Benítez. United's gross > spending since June 2004, when the Spaniard arrived at > Anfield, totals £221.95 million compared with £212.6 > million by Liverpool. Ferguson's net spending over that > period is £147.90 million compared with Benítez's £111.39 > million.The row marks the latest chapter in the escalating > tension between the pair, whose rivalry is fast becoming the > fiercest in English football. Ferguson branded Benítez > "disturbed" after the Liverpool manager accused him in > January of wielding an unfair influence over referees during > a calculated attack, and on the eve of United's 4-1 defeat > by Liverpool at Old Trafford a week ago Ferguson resumed the > spat by claiming that he would need to "read up on Freud" to > make sense of the Spaniard's remarks. > > "Check the figures," Benítez said. "It doesn't matter what > Ferguson says about money. They [Liverpool] have more money > and can spend more than us, so we have to manage and do our > best in every single deal."Ferguson had sparked the debate > when he claimed that he had instructed United's staff to > survey the statistics after growing tired of listening to > Benítez reiterating that Liverpool had spent less. "I was > amazed when I saw that []," Ferguson said. "I talked to some > of the people in the sports technology department and said, > 'Check that out.'"I am sure I have not spent that much > money. I worked out in the last five years that Liverpool > have spent £24 million more than Manchester United. The > most amazing fact about them is that they have used 60 > players in the reserves this season."Ferguson is under no > illusions, though, that Benítez will spend big in the > summer after signing a new five-year contract. As revealed > by The Times yesterday, he is expected to have at least £30 > million plus whatever he can recoup in sales to spend."You > will see Rafa produce an incredible spending spree - that is > an absolute certainty now he has signed a new contract," the > United manager said. "They talk of a recession, but there > will not be one at Liverpool." > > Ferguson is more concerned about returning to winning ways > away to Fulham in the league this afternoon, however, and > believes that the embarrassing defeat by Liverpool last > weekend could serve as a wake-up call to his players, whom > he fears were becoming distracted by all the talk of an > unprecedented quintuple.Jonny Evans, the defender, will > replace Nemanja Vidic, who is suspended after being sent off > against Liverpool, and Gary Neville, the captain, is > available after injury."The club has to recover from a > defeat and travelling away to Fulham represents a good > challenge," Ferguson said. "It is hard to defend a 4-1 > defeat. We suffered from self-inflicted wounds and mistakes > you don't expect. For weeks we had to listen to eulogies and > compliments about how good this side of ours was. I kept > deflecting that and saying how tough this league was and > this \ was just a reminder to us. In a way, it will help us > because we realise there is a lot of work to be done. You > have to answer tough questions every time Manchester United > lose a game. There were no lives lost last week. > > "Facts in figures > > £221.95m: Manchester United's gross spend on transfers > (£147.90 million net) since June 2004, when Rafael Benítez > was appointed Liverpool manager, up to and including January > 2009 transfer window > > £212.60m: Liverpool's spending (£111.39 million net) > during same period. > > http://www.timesonl ine.co.uk/ tol/sport/ football/ > premier_league/ article5946946. eceh > Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry® > > ------------------------------------ > > HAPUS BAGIAN EMAIL YG TIDAK PERLU SEBELUM ME-REPLY. > > ========================================================== > Milis Tabloid BOLA > Untuk KELUAR DARI MILIS INI. Kirim Mail kosong (tanpa > subject) ke alamat [email protected] > ==========================================================Yahoo! > Groups Links > > > mailto:[email protected] > > >
