BlueDiva:

Ferriera was supported by Carvalho and that sealed that left flank.

CA will most likely go for Zhirkov if A.Cole ain't back.
We have it all figured out.

If we get Darren Fletcher fit before Sunday, United will disgrace Chelsea at SB!!!
He is the KEY to United winning big matches.

BlueDiva:

You'll eat your telly this time around.
17 goals, 0 conceded in 4 games.

Sauron, be very afraid.

BlueDiva:

Bolton and Blackburn you struggled with?
Nobody calls Athletico shitty.

All we have to do is watch Rooney and Berbasulk.
Ferdinard and Neville are weak links.

Honestly speaking, playing United will be like playing Spurs.
As far as i'm concerned.

BlueDiva:


Honestly speaking, playing United will be like playing Spurs.
As far as i'm concerned.

tkb417:

na wa

Sunday, anythn can happen but not a defeat sha
we are not losin again till January

Emperoh:

Understand Vidic and Rio are still out and will not feature in tomorrow's game!!
I hope Brown and Evans can hold their own. They've played in high profile games though not together!!
Whatever the situ, we will still nick it!!!

BinghiNya:

I can't see anything special in the chelsea team. They were so hot last season that they managed to get a draw against a struggling United team. Once fergie's doesn't gamble with the midfield chelsea will be in deep shit. Chelsea 1 United 2

BinghiNya:

Sir fergie fit gamble again

BinghiNya:

This team will decimate chelsea


VDS

Brown Vidic Evans Evra

Anderson Fletcher

Valencia Giggs

Rooney Berbatov

MrCrackles:

Pick what up
Have you forgotten dude is useless, his middle name is useless. . .
With a BMX bike seat - type head, dude aint picking nothing up but a snicker bar wrap. . . .
Useless buncha Obertans. . .

Manchester United are to write an open letter to their fans in which Sir Alex Ferguson will appeal for an end to the chants aimed at Arsène Wenger whenever Arsenal visit Old Trafford. Wenger is routinely subjected to a chorus of "sit down you paedophile" and the Premier League champions are so embarrassed by the nature of the songs that Ferguson has agreed to back his old adversary.

"We have gone on the record several times about this disgusting chant. We don't condone it and have appealed to fans several times in the past but to no avail," a United spokesman said. "There are many chants that opposing fans find objectionable, and this is certainly one to which all decent supporters should object."

The Arsenal manager has suffered the same abuse at other grounds but there is a sense that it is worse at Old Trafford than when Arsenal play at White Hart Lane, the home of their arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur. It was particularly noticeable when he was banished from the dug-out late in the 2-1 defeat for his team on 29 August, leading to a complaint from an Arsenal supporters' website and a promise from United's chief executive, David Gill, to bring it up as a lead item at the next meeting of the club's official fans' forum.

That took place before United's 2-0 defeat of Blackburn when it was mooted that the club's hierarchy, led by Ferguson, should support a forum-led campaign by conveying their feelings in a letter that will be sent to all of the club's fanzines, supporter groups and unofficial websites.

Though Ferguson is on reasonably good terms with Wenger these days, he has condemned these songs even when their relationship seemed broken to the point of being irreparable, describing them as "ridiculous" and arguing that "the police should be doing more".

In previous years United have published messages in their match-day programme, as well as addressing the problem on the club's own television channel, and when Ferguson was last asked about it publicly he said: "Manchester United and its supporters should also know very well the chants that have been levelled at us over the years – ie songs about Munich [air disaster] – and understand the sensitivity that is felt. I don't agree with it at all. There's enough to think about and admire in the game without resorting to denigrating people."

United will also instruct their stewards to take stronger action with supporters who ignore Ferguson's appeal. The club hope that ejecting some fans and confiscating season tickets will spread the message that it will no longer be tolerated.