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"Only true champions can come out of such disappointments and show their worth and I expect us to do that. We are still six points clear and we mustn't forget that. There is big disappointment in the dressing room but when I look at things now I think the result and the experience of losing so late will be good for us. We have some important away games to come at places like Tottenham, Liverpool and Manchester City, and if we get into that winning position again we won't be making mistakes like we made today again - I can tell you that for sure. We've lost two goals from positions where we didn't think we'd lose them. But that's football. After controlling the first half, we were in a good position and defending well. We had some good possession and probably should have done better with it, but these games are always difficult and you can never really dominate for 90 minutes in matches like this. After we scored we sat back about 10 yards and their long balls up towards Henry and Adebayor began to force us back a little bit. But I still couldn't see anything that was going to disturb us. I'm not scratching my head and worrying about form or anything like that. Yes, we're disappointed, but our form is good and in Michael Carrick I thought we had the best player on the pitch - he was absolutely magnificent. So with players like that in our side with good ability we know we're going to be okay. The funny thing is [after this weekend] we've now got a game less left to play and we're a goal better off after Chelsea's result at Liverpool so it's not all doom and gloom." --------------------------------- [27] Official site on loans --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: 'Giuseppe Rossi marked a sensational Parma debut with the only goal in a 1-0 win over Torino. The Italian U21 striker, who was outstanding throughout, beat four defenders before hammering in his late strike. Phil Bardsley made his Aston Villa debut against Ben Foster's Watford as the Villans notched a first win since November against the Hornets. The Salford defender impressed, but Foster's heroics in goal stole the show - despite two late Villa goals sealing another defeat for Watford. Gerard Pique turned in a solid performance for Real Zaragoza, but his side were held to a 0-0 draw by Recreativo Huelva to dent their Champions League aspirations. Jonny Evans completed 90 minutes for Sunderland as Roy Keane's side moved to within goal difference of the Championship playoff zone, with a 4-2 win at Sheffield Wednesday. Tim Howard marked his return to form with a clean sheet as Everton won 2-0 at struggling Wigan, courtesy of a second-half brace from Mikel Arteta. Adam Eckersley helped Championship strugglers Barnsley to a much-needed 2-0 win at Luton Town to grab three priceless points in the Tykes' fight against relegation. Danny Rose completed 90 minutes for Oxford in their 2-2 home draw with Grays, a result which keeps the Us three points off Conference leaders Dagenham & Redbridge. Royal Antwerp were not in action, giving Fraizer Campbell, Darron Gibson, Ryan Shawcross and David Gray a weekend off.' --------------------------------- [26] Van der Sar on medals --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "It would be great to win a championship medal in my second season at United. The Carling Cup does not do it for me personally. You want to win bigger things at this club. It is going well at the moment in the league and we are still in the Champions League as well as the FA Cup. The three big aims are still in place and that is important." --------------------------------- [25] Do we have any readers --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: living in or near Antwerp? If so we'd appreciate you getting in touch, cheers [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2051413-10394103 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [24] Rossi --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "I'm young and I want to play, that is why I decided to go on loan to Parma. I want to play as much as possible. I am delighted with the goal and I want to dedicate it to my cousin Sergio, who passed away several months ago. I know I have to keep my feet firmly on the ground. There is a lot of work left to do and I will try to do my best to help Parma avoid relegation." --------------------------------- [23] Rossi scores on Parma debut against Torino --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: Parma coach Stefano Piol "Rossi has done really well. He has played with great intensity and quality. We knew that he would help us and I hope he can continue to play like this. I told him to play with the same intensity that he played with in the Premiership. He is a kid who has the right mentality, who wants to have a good career working hard and I know he can give us a lot." --------------------------------- [22] Wenger on his team --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "This team is developing into young, hungry lions, led well by Henry. He was not served well today but he did not give up, worked hard for the team and in the end he got rewarded. I like to see the team playing at home, 1-0 down against the leader of the league, and go on to win. That can only make you stronger for the coming matches. When we were 1-0 down I put as many strikers on the pitch as I could. Maybe we were fearing a counter-attack but in the second half they didn't create a lot." --------------------------------- [21] Wenger on title race --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "It will open it up for everybody, for us and Liverpool a little bit less but you never know. It's good for the interest of the championship. We maybe have less of a chance than the others but we will fight to win every game. Man United played well, they scored a great goal. I think they wanted so much to kill time that it turned against them. We looked a bit nervous in the first half but in the second half we took over. We went until the end because we really wanted to win, and in the last 20 minutes it was all us." --------------------------------- [20] Alan Hansen in Telegraph --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/01/22/sfnhan22.xml http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/01/22/sfnhan22.xml If you wanted to draw a comparison between Chelsea and Manchester United on what was a pivotal weekend for the Premiership, take a look at the two managers on the touchline. At the Emirates Stadium yesterday evening, Sir Alex Ferguson was going berserk with the fourth official, while at Anfield Jose Mourinho stood with his hands in his pockets looking resigned to defeat. That attitude was reflected on the pitch. Both teams may have lost but not only are Manchester United playing far better, their players appear much hungrier for success. Had Manchester United managed to hold off Arsenal for the last few minutes yesterday, the championship race would have been all but over. A nine-point lead with a massive advantage in goal difference should not be insurmountable in January but it does not happen easily to any team. And given Chelsea's recent displays it would have to rank as one of the great sporting comebacks of all time. The performance they delivered at Anfield on Saturday was the most embarrassing I have seen under Mourinho. Their defensive weaknesses without John Terry and Petr Cech are obvious but against Liverpool they were inept going forward and showed a sometimes shocking lack of commitment. Even with a gap of six points, attitudes will have to change radically for Chelsea to come back into the race because this was a result that had been coming for several weeks. Usually, they have been saved by Didier Drogba, but you cannot possibly hope to rely on one man and on Saturday he came up against Jamie Carragher in magnificent form. Even Frank Lampard, who Chelsea also rely on to dig them out of trouble, looked ordinary. advertisement That's what happens when the owner and the manager stop talking. Footballers retreat into their comfort zones they have something to blame for poor performances. That's why yesterday's defeat will not hurt Manchester United too deeply. The result would have been bitterly disappointing but the performances were good. In my experience it is very rare that a top-class defence, which has played as well as Manchester United's did, should concede goals in the 84th and 91st minutes. When the season began and Mourinho had spent big money on top of the millions Roman Abramovich had already made available to bring in Andrei Shevchenko, Ballack and Ashley Cole, I thought Chelsea might be on the brink of a period of domination unprecedented in English football. Manchester United and Liverpool had won the championship three times on the trot but I could see Chelsea winning it for the next six years. Mourinho had a squad so strong that injuries and loss of form had been simply taken out of the equation. Whatever the club's public pronouncements, something has gone shockingly wrong at Stamford Bridge. What was as astonishing was Mourinho's language in defeat. Where was the fighting talk? Instead Mourinho sounded resigned to it all, beaten before the game had started. What might have surprised him was how Liverpool went for the throat. Rafael Benitez has sometimes been a cautious manager and might have reminded himself that the last time Chelsea had come to Anfield, they had won 4-1. Here, he picked the right team in the right formation. What Liverpool need is a consistency of mood around Anfield. For too long the club have switched between optimism, doom and gloom and back to optimism. Arsenal's record against the top sides has long been outstanding but this has been a month when they have answered a lot of questions, particularly in the north. Last weekend at Blackburn, they were on a ground where they had traditionally done badly, in appalling conditions with the wind and rain driving into their faces and they would have known what kind of tactics were coming. They lost Gilberto Silva but they won the game and perhaps these kind of games are no longer a shock to them, while the wins over Liverpool and Manchester United merely confirmed the array of young talent Arsene Wenger has built up. Their future is secure but what Chelsea's future is nobody knows. http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-10356806 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2051413-10367483 City breaks from £99 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [19] Wenger on us --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "With 10 minutes to go Manchester United were maybe champions, but at the end of the game you cannot say that. This will be a big disappointment for Manchester United - but do not expect them to crumble because of it. Of course Manchester United will still be strong challengers for the title.'' --------------------------------- [18] Gary Nev - we'll be ok --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "It's a kick in the teeth for us but we have to recover from that. The fact we're still six points clear is no consolation to us. It's difficult to think of the positives. We've played a lot worse here and won. Overall it was a good performance but it was ruined. We're disappointed to say the least.It's a hard defeat but we'll recover, we'll be OK. We've got to get back on the winning track.'' --------------------------------- [17] Bale £10m bid? --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: from BBC Southampton's resolve to keep Gareth Bale will be tested by an approach to sell the teenager for up to £10m. BBC Radio Solent say an unnamed club has sounded out Saints on the prospect of selling the 17-year-old Wales star. Manchester United and Tottenham have had bids rejected for the full-back and boss George Burley insists he will not be sold in the transfer window. Burley told the Saints website: "At some point Gareth will go but he will be here until the end of the season." Bale has recently turned down Southampton's offer of a one-year extension to his contract, the most Saints are able to offer a player of his age. Tottenham are believed to have opened the auction for Bale with a £6m bid, which was rejected. Saints are then thought to have snubbed Manchester United's £8m offer for Bale, while Liverpool and Newcastle are also thought to be interested. Burley is desperate to keep Bale, who is a key part of Saints' promotion bid. He is resigned to losing Bale at some stage but feels the young defender's development would be best served by staying at the Championship club. The Saints boss feels Bale could learn from Theo Walcott, who has only flirted with first-team football at Arsenal since his £12m move last year. Walcott played his last game for Southampton almost a year ago to the week at QPR and Burley is determined the 2-0 win at Loftus Road on Saturday will not mark Bale's last appearance in a Southampton shirt. Burley said: "You can't beat playing regularly for your development and at bigger clubs it is harder to get in the team. "His parents are very pleased with his progress and feel this is a good place for him to learn his football and the improvement has been there to be seen. "I know he is going to go at some point but I want to keep him as long as possible." --------------------------------- [16] Amazon January Sale --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: highly recommended, Andy Mitten interviews 11 famous United players for their story Pre-order Borat with Amazon out in March The Doc has new book out Paul McGrath's Back from the Brink Mihir Bose's revised look at United's finances Manchester United: European Finals Paul Parker's new book The Men in Black - paperback edition Lee Sharpe's book now in paperback, just £3.99! Bryan Robson's autobiography Bill Foulkes The Lost Babes --------------------------------- [15] BBC match stats --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: Arsenal: Lehmann, Eboue (Hoyte 90), Toure, Senderos, Clichy, Hleb (Van Persie 67), Fabregas, Flamini (Julio Baptista 79), Rosicky, Adebayor, Henry. Subs Not Used: Almunia, Denilson. Booked: Toure. Goals: Van Persie 83, Henry 90. Man Utd: Van der Sar, Neville, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Ronaldo (Heinze 90), Scholes, Carrick, Giggs, Rooney, Larsson (Saha 81). Subs Not Used: Kuszczak, Brown, Fletcher. Booked: Giggs, Evra, Ronaldo. Goals: Rooney 53. Att: 60,128. Ref: S Bennett (Kent). http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-10426532 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-5039258 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [14] Fergie on their play --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "We defended well - they resorted to long balls and we were coping great. Then we lost two goals from positions we didn't think we would lose goals. We have some important away games and the team will be back to winning ways very soon. Rest assured, we won't lose like that again." --------------------------------- [13] Serves him right --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: from BBC 'The only thing to mar Arsenal's victory was the news that striker Robin van Persie had broken a bone in his right foot while celebrating his equaliser - and he is set to be ruled out for six weeks.' --------------------------------- [12] Wenger on game --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "We won by never giving up. We began nervously and United started with maturity but I knew after the break we would have a go. They got their goal with their only chance of the half but we fought back because we have lions in our team. We needed to be direct with our play, although I think we were direct a little too often. But I think we mixed our play well and there was so much spirit in the squad." --------------------------------- [11] Fergie on Carrick --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "I thought we had the best player on the pitch in Michael Carrick. He was magnificent." --------------------------------- [10] Fergie on away games --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "When I look at it we have some important away games to come and this will be good for us - we won't be making the same mistake. We lost two goals from a position I didn't thing we would. At this moment in time we are so disappointed. We have a game less (to play) and are a goal better off (than Chelsea following their 2-0 defeat at Liverpool yesterday). So it's not all doom and gloom." http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-2051413-10351781 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2051413-10295995 Have a Free £25 bet on totesport Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [9] Gary Nev gutted --------------------------------- Posted Monday, January 22, 2007 by ed: "It's a kick in the teeth for us but we have to recover from that. The fact we're still six points clear is no consolation to us. It's difficult to think of the positives. We've played a lot worse here and won. Overall it was a good performance but it was ruined. We're disappointed to say the least. It's a hard defeat but we'll recover, we'll be okay. We've got to get back on the winning track." 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