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But when you look back at our form over the latter half of last season I am not unhappy with the players I have." --------------------------------- [26] Times talk all manner of United matters --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: 'RUUD VAN NISTELROOY is due to return to pre-season training with Manchester United this morning, but his appearance is far from guaranteed, given his anger at Sir Alex Fergusons portrayal of events surrounding his transfer request. The Holland forward is understood to see little point in returning to Manchester after the collapse of his relationship with Ferguson and was considering doing so only in the hope of smoothing his departure to Real Madrid or Bayern Munich. Van Nistelrooy has been silent since saying after Hollands elimination from the World Cup a month ago that he wanted his future sorted out sooner or later. He hoped that a move to Real would be finalised before his scheduled return to Manchester, but with United having turned down bids from the Spanish club, the 30-year-old has spent the past days discussing the way forward with his agent, Rodger Linse. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the Bayern Munich general director, said yesterday that Van Nistelrooy wanted to go to Germany. Van Nistelrooy has told us he would like to play for us next season, Rummenigge said. We have spoken about money but it would be United who will decide. That decision appears not to have been made. Ferguson said on Saturday evening, after United were beaten on penalties by Kaizer Chiefs in the final match of their tour to South Africa, that Van Nistelrooy knows to report on Monday absolutely I expect him to be there. But the forward is understood to be disappointed by Fergusons account of the summers events, having felt that he was forced into asking for a transfer after being alienated last season. Ferguson has no doubt that the matter is the fault of Van Nistelrooy, citing the players prevarications over the past 14 months. He asked away before the FA Cup Final last year, then asked away through his representative and now has done so himself in writing, Ferguson said. I couldnt tell you why he wants to leave or why his heart isnt in it. All I can tell you is he has asked away and weve accepted that. Frankly, if he wants to leave, there really is no point trying to persuade him to stay. If a players heart isnt in it then you have to make a decision. The last comment is one that may return to haunt Ferguson, given the doubts that Cristiano Ronaldo has raised about his future in recent weeks. The winger has stated on three occasions over the past month that he hopes to leave United for Real and, for all Fergusons insistence that there is no doubt over the 21-year-olds future, it remains feasible that he will make a formal transfer request one that the manager would almost certainly reject. These are difficult times for United, for whom defeat by Kaizer Chiefs in the Vodacom Challenge final in Pretoria was the least of their worries. The bid to sign Michael Carrick is close to being abandoned because of Tottenham Hotspurs refusal to drop their £17 million valuation, while there are growing fears that Fernando Torres, the Spain forward identified by Ferguson as the man to replace Van Nistelrooy, is likely to prove beyond Uniteds budget, with Atlético Madrid insisting that they will not sell for less than £40 million. The lack of new signings this summer, combined with the likely departure of Van Nistelrooy and possibly Ronaldo, is causing consternation among United supporters, but Ferguson maintains that he will not pay over the odds for players. Fans want to see new signings and a new face which makes a difference to our play and brings more success, the manager said. But we will not be stupid. I am quite adamant about that. Ferguson has hinted over the past 48 hours that he could enter the season without making a significant addition to his squad, but privately he recognises that at least two top-class signings a midfield player and a striker are needed if United are to improve on last seasons second place behind Chelsea in the Barclays Premiership table.' --------------------------------- [25] SUN on Rooney robbery --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: 'THE hunt was on last night for burglars who stole Wayne Rooneys soccer treasures as experts warned the haul may be too hot to sell. Items nicked include an England shirt he wore in this years World Cup and his Manchester United shirt from the 2005 FA Cup final defeat against Arsenal. Also snatched in the break-in at his parents home were a number of England caps and his BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year 2002 trophy. Yesterday, furious Wayne visited the £1.2million mansion as parents Wayne Snr, 41, and Jeanette, 39, were thought to be cutting short a holiday in Spain. A spokesman for the 20-year-old ace said: Most of the memorabilia from Waynes childhood and teenage career has been stolen. Its not possible to put a financial value on the items, but they are of huge, huge sentimental value. Wayne gave them to his Mum and Dad as a thank you for all the support they gave him as a kid in building his career. You cant put a price on how much they mean to him and his family. Raiders forced a rear window at the house in the Sandfield Park area of West Derby, Liverpool, between 5pm and 11.20pm on Saturday. Waynes brothers Graham, 18, and John, 15, had been looking after the place while their parents were away. Police urged the public to help trace the stolen items. A spokesman said: We ask people to look out in case they are offered for sale on the street, in pubs or on the internet. But Chris Peers, of sports memorabilia website IntoSport.co.uk, warned: No sporting site would touch it. We only deal with firms who have legitimate access to memorabilia. Auction site eBay said it was the worst place to try. A spokesman said: We can easily track anyone carrying out criminal activities. 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True, the absence of their World Cup stars meant this was very much a second-string squad. Even so, they should not have been taken to penalties by a side good enough for the English Championship. Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes kicked off the trip in midfield and finished it leading the front line, proving how desperate they are for a new face up front. Ruud van Nistelrooy looks likely to depart soon. But if Fergie cannot replace him with someone of the quality of Atletico Madrids Fernando Torres, it is hard to see where the goals will come from. Against the Chiefs, Uniteds rookies once again showed flashes but the likes of Darren Fletcher and Kieran Richardson must now step up permanently to the top level.' --------------------------------- [23] Richardson wants to prove himself --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: I am looking for big things this season, because I have a lot to prove to myself and to others. I have my fingers crossed that its going to be a big year for the club and me. --------------------------------- [22] Ole on this season --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: This is a massive season for us. We won the Carling Cup last year but thats not enough for a club like us. It has been three years since we won the Premiership and ending that run has to be our main target, because its too long for a club like this. --------------------------------- [21] SKY on Juve appeal today --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: 'Juventus' lawyer pleaded for leniency on Sunday as the club continue to appeal against their relegation to Serie B for match-fixing. Last week, a sports tribunal meted out sanctions for Juve, Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina, who were all found guilty of corruption, but The Old Lady were the hardest hit, with demotion to Serie B and the encumbrance of a 30-point deduction. It is that handicap that is the focus of the Bianconeri's appeal, with Cesare Zaccone, the lawyer representing the club, stating his case that the effects could seriously harm the careers of the players who remain at the club. "Just to survive in Serie B next season we estimate that Juventus will have to earn about 80 points - equivalent to winning 27 of their 40 matches," Zaccone told the five-man appeal court panel. "The career for a footballer is short and some of our best players are world champions. "None of them wants to risk two years in Serie B or, worse still, relegation to Serie C1 [Italy's third division]." The court is hopeful of delivering its verdicts in time for the July 25 deadline Uefa has set the Italian Football Federation to submit its list of teams to compete in Europe in the forthcoming campaign. The Federal Court's president Piero Sandulli confirmed the appeals process is expected to be wrapped up by Monday, with a final announcement made shortly afterwards. 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The Frenchman is now torn between a switch to Inter Milan or the Nou Camp. Barca boss Frank Rijkaard is confident of getting his man after bidding £6m plus Thiago Motta. He has already raided Juve for Lilian Thuram and Gianluca Zambrotta. Fergie is still in the hunt for Michael Carrick, though Spurs rejected his £12m bid for the England star. But his interest in Atletico Madrids £25million-rated striker Fernando Torres has cooled. He explained: The main issue for me is the composition of the midfield. We are not looking outside of that. --------------------------------- [18] A few papers yesterday suggested --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: that Scholes may be tempted to come out of international retirement for McClaren and play for England again --------------------------------- [17] Fergie on players getting on --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: "It's unfortunate that, as the years go on, the players you grow attached to grow older. It is a sad fact of life. It isn't a case of me being brutal, it just happens. Denis Irwin got to a certain age, Roy Keane, Steve Bruce and Gary Pallister retired, Bryan Robson became a manager. In our present squad we have Ryan Giggs who is now getting to 33 hopefully he can play for us for two or three years because he is such a fit lad. But we know that, at some point, he will come to the end. It happens. Because I have been with this club for so long I have had to deal with that situation with many, many players. It maybe gives a false impression of me being ruthless or having to make crucial decisions. It is nothing like that. Most of the time it is just common sense players come to the end of their careers and it just happens." --------------------------------- [16] Fergie yesterday in NOW --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: "Ruud asked away, it is as simple as that. He asked away before the Arsenal Cup final last year, then asked away through his representative and now has asked away himself in writing. Quite frankly, if he wants to leave there really is no point trying to persuade him to stay. If a player's heart is not in it then you have to make a decision. I couldn't tell you why he wants to leave or why his heart isn't in it, all I can tell you is he has asked away and we have accepted that." --------------------------------- [15] More Rooney extracts in MOS --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: "I didn't do any proper gambling until about my second year at Everton when I was earning fairly good money. We were living in our house in Formby and on the way home from training, if I knew Coleen was not going to be there, I would stop at the bookies and put a few quid on a horse. "When I was sat at home on my own, watching horse racing, dog racing or a football match that I had no involvement with on TV, I'd often put on a bet just to make it more interesting. "I wasn't putting on huge amounts, just a few hundred at a time or perhaps a thousand now and again. After about a year, though, I had lost about £50,000, which was stupid. When Coleen found out she was furious, and told me how daft I had been. I said I would give it up, which I did. For about a year I didn't put on a single bet." "One day, someone in the England dressing room gave me the phone number of a private bookmaker who would always keep things confidential. The Press claimed the player was Michael Owen. I honestly can't recall who it was, but it most definitely wasn't Michael, although I did know he used the same guy. "Basically, I did it out of boredom, while I was sitting around at home after training, usually with Coleen out and the television on. It made watching sport on TV more interesting. I placed all my bets by text. I never spoke to, or met, the bloke to whom I was sending my bets. I just knew him as Mike. "At first, I'd just put on £100, but then it started creeping up into the thousands. In the first few months I did well. On three separate occasions I won good sums that came to £51,000 in total. "I was paid my winnings in cash by a young lad who visited the training ground. I never received any receipts or anything. "Each time I gave the money to Coleen, who probably ended up buying stuff for the house. She'll batter me for saying that. However, she did tell me I was being stupid and should stop before I started losing. "I carried on all over the winter, still betting by text. I knew by now that I was losing, and so did what most gamblers do: I chased my bets and tried to recoup my losses by putting on even bigger sums." Booking a train ticket? var uri = 'http://impgb.tradedoubler.com/imp/js/101842/608750?' + new String (Math.random()).substring (2, 11); document.write(''); Red News are pleased to recommend a local marketing and design company who can do anything from a few flyers and stationery to full marketing strategies and stunning photography. visit: http://www.touchmarketing.co.uk http://www.touchmarketing.co.uk - they even offer special rates for Red News readers. 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But, if Van Nistelrooy does stay, Giuseppe going out on loan for six months will be a great experience for him. I am sure he will come back a better and a more mature player." --------------------------------- [12] Fergie on Carrick --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: "The bid for Michael Carrick was an attempt to do some fundamental business before the World Cup. But Tottenham turned it down and said they are looking at something approaching double what we offered. In that situation, I can understand them wanting to play the long game. But we have put a value on Michael and we will not go above that." --------------------------------- [11] Cantona interview in Maxim --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: from the IMUSA list Do any current players have your on pitch charisma? (dead serious) No absolutely not. You're never going to find someone like me again. Is that because you can't compare 90's football with today? No it's because there's no one like Eric Cantona and there never will be again. Would you manage Manchester United even with Glazer in charge? I won't rule out anything but I'm not a fan of the American guy taking over the football institution that is Manchester United. Do you still go and watch Man U (sic) sometimes? Not since Glazer has taken over --------------------------------- [10] Mourinho --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: "The decision to buy Ballack and Shevchenko was made when Chelsea were a team of champions. "I've always believed a team can not be built around one or two stars but the situation at Chelsea is different. Ballack and Shevchenko are coming into a team of champions. It's not a team that needs them to become champions. We are already champions. Nobody at Chelsea had titles until I arrived. John Terry had nothing, William Gallas had nothing, Frank Lampard had nothing. Now the big boys are coming but there are big boys here waiting. There is no difference in status between Ballack and Lampard. I just needed to add some extra world class talent. There are different ways of approaching competition. I read a quote from Didier Drogba saying he'd won two gold medals in the Premiership, new strikers are arriving but they'd have to fight him for a place in the side. Another way to approach things is to say what Tiago told me last year - you bought Michael Essien and I'm thinking I'm not going to play, so I'd rather leave. It depends on personalities. I have to accept what they are. I can't change players' mentality. Duff has given so much as a player and person over the last two years and I want him to be happy. If his happiness is leaving then we'll try to find a solution where Chelsea is protected and the player is happy. I want to be loved by my people. I want Chelsea supporters to love me. If I go to another English stadium and people love me there it's because I'm a loser at Chelsea. If I go to Old Trafford and the people love me there it's because Manchester United are winning matches and they want me at Chelsea because I'm a loser. I work for Chelsea and I work for English football. I have responsibilities to English football." http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-795737-10393254 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-795737-10364037 CDs, DVDs, Games - great prices with free delivery Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [9] Fergie sees we want transfers --------------------------------- Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 by ed: "Fans want to see new signings and a new face which makes a difference to our play and bring more success. 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However nothing has been said about a 3 year contract and a wage of 50.000, which I believe is is just something The Mirror had to write to make the story interesting The director of sports in Brondby, Anders Bjerregaard, refuted the reports 2 days ago, saying that it was just a joke between two good friends (Meulensteen and Solskjaer) and they knew they couldnt get him. However he did say, that a loan deal for Rossi was interesting.' --------------------------------- [6] Foster may not go on loan to Watford --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, July 23, 2006 by ed: Fergie "We have to think about keeping Ben because there has been no progress with Kuszczak. West Brom have turned down our offer, so it has to be a consideration that Ben stays with us." --------------------------------- [5] More to Antwerp --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, July 23, 2006 by ed: Danny Simpson, Jonny Evans and Darron Gibson will be joining Royal Antwerp on loan http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-795737-10306273 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-795737-10357057 Up to 8Mbps Broadband Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [4] Fletcher on possible new signings --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, July 23, 2006 by ed: "There are new players coming in all the time at United. The club needs to bring in players to progress. It's all part of being here. But at the end of the day, if you're performing well, the manager will pick you." --------------------------------- [3] Fletcher on penalty defeat --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, July 23, 2006 by ed: "As we saw in the World Cup, penalties are important in football. Some games and competitions are decided that way so it was a useful experience for us. Unfortunately we didn't win and we're disappointed about that. I know it's a friendly and we didn't lose the match as such but at the end of the day the winning team was the one which won on penalties. We were a little bit tired towards the end after playing three games in a short space of time. But by the time the season comes, we'll be really fit. The sharpness is getting there." --------------------------------- [2] Price Drop. 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Enter product code UtdPeopcd https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=rednewsweb%40aol.com&undefined_quantity=1&item_name=Boylie%27s+CD+or+tape&item_number=Boyle&cn=CD+or+tape+-+Please+state¤cy_code=GBP https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=rednewsweb%40aol.com&undefined_quantity=1&item_name=Boylie%27s+CD+or+tape&item_number=Boyle&cn=CD+or+tape+-+Please+state¤cy_code=GBP --------------------------------- [1] Ronaldo and Imogen from Big Brother --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, July 23, 2006 by ed: from yesterdays NOW 'Irvaan last saw Imogen who has slept with footballers Cristiano Ronaldo and Dwight Yorke the night she answered the phone midway through sex. They lost touch...and then he saw she was on BB.' ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For United books, videos, DVDs etc http://www.rednews.co.uk/ama.php?id=amazon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For the very latest news check out the website: http://www.rednews.co.uk Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RED_NEWS_MUFC_NEWS/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
