Sunday, December 7, 2008
Manchester United - Sunderland goals
Manchester United [1 - 0] Sunderland
Goals
90' [1 - 0] N. Vidic > Rapidshare / Mediafire
Highlights
MotD Highlights
MEDIAFIRE
RAPIDSHARE
Manchester United goals - November 2008
English Premier League
30th November 2008
Manchester City [0 - 1] Manchester United
Goals
42' [0 - 1] W. Rooney > Rooney 0-1 / Rapidshare
Extras
Ronaldo redcard (Rapidshare)
Highlights
1st Half Highlights
2nd Half Highlights
UEFA Champions League - Group Stage
25tt November 2008
Group E
Villarreal [0 - 0] Manchester Utd.
Extras
Ronaldo hits crossbar
Capdevila redcard
Highlights
4Shared /Mediafire
Official Extended Highlights
English Premier League
15th November 2008
Manchester United [5 - 0] Stoke City
Goals
04' [1 - 0] C. Ronaldo > 1-0 C. Ronaldo
45' [2 - 0] M. Carrick > 2-0 M. Carrick
49' [3 - 0] D. Berbatov > 3-0 D. Berbatov
84' [4 - 0] D. Welbeck > 4-0 D. Welbeck
89' [5 - 0] C. Ronaldo > 5-0 C. Ronaldo
All Goals
Highlights
1st Half Highlights
2nd Half Highlights
League Cup (Carling Cup)
11st November 2008
Manchester Utd. [1 - 0] QPR
Goal
76' [1 - 0] C.A. Tevez (pen.) > Rapidshare
Extras
SSN match report (or SendSpace or MediaFire)
Rafael Skills + Park hits the bar
English Premier League
8th November 2008
Arsenal [2 - 1] Manchester United
Goals
22' [1 - 0] S. Nasri > Nasri 1-0
48' [2 - 0] S. Nasri > Nasri 2-0
90' [2 - 1] R.d. Silva > Rafael 2-1
MotD Highlights
Part 1: RAPIDSHARE / MEDIAFIRE
Part 2: RAPIDSHARE / MEDIAFIRE
UEFA Champions League
5th November 2008
Celtic [1 - 1] Manchester United
Goals
13' [1 - 0] S. McDonald > Rapidshare
84' [1 - 1] R. Giggs > Rapidshare
Goals in 1 Clip
English Premier League
1st November 2008
Manchester United [4 - 3] Hull City
Goals
03' [1 - 0] C. Ronaldo > Ronaldo 1-0
23' [1 - 1] D. Cousin > Cousin 1-1
29' [2 - 1] M. Carrick > Carrick 2-1
44' [3 - 1] C. Ronaldo > Ronaldo 3-1
57' [4 - 1] N. Vidic > Vidic 4-1
69' [4 - 2] B. Mendy > Mendy 4-2
82' [4 - 3] Geovanni (pen.) > Geovanni 4-3
Extras
Berbatov skill
Highlights
1st Half Highlights
2nd Half Highlights
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Ronaldo scores a century
Cristiano Ronaldo hit the 100th goal of his glittering career at Manchester United as a "five star" United thrashed Stoke City and returned to winning ways in the Premier League. The silver lining for the Champions was the sublime strike of the 17 year old academy graduate Danny Welback. United were without Ferdinand and Rooney but their replacements were too hot for Stoke City whose goalie Sorensen had a miserable day.
Manchester United [5 - 0] Stoke City
Goals
04' [1 - 0] C. Ronaldo > 1-0 C. Ronaldo
45' [2 - 0] M. Carrick > 2-0 M. Carrick
49' [3 - 0] D. Berbatov > 3-0 D. Berbatov
84' [4 - 0] D. Welbeck > 4-0 D. Welbeck
89' [5 - 0] C. Ronaldo > 5-0 C. Ronaldo
All Goals
Highlights
1st Half Highlights
2nd Half Highlights
Manchester United goals October - 08
Goals
31' [0 - 1] W. Brown > Mediafire / Rapidshare
64' [0 - 2] W. Rooney > Mediafire / Rapidshare
Manchester United [4 - 0] West Bromwich Albion
Goals
56' [1 - 0] W. Rooney > filestaker
69' [2 - 0] C. Ronaldo > filestaker
71' [3 - 0] D. Berbatov > filestaker
90' [4 - 0] Nani > filestaker
Champions League - Group E
Manchester United [3 - 0] Celtic
30' [1 - 0] D. Berbatov > Berbatov 1-0 / Rapidshare
51' [2 - 0] D. Berbatov > Berbatov 2-0 / Rapidshare
77' [3 - 0] W. Rooney > Rooney 3-0 / Rapidshare
Everton [1 - 1] Manchester United
Goals
22' [0 - 1] D. Fletcher > rapidshare / mediafire
63' [1 - 1] M. Fellaini > rapidshare / mediafire
Manchester United [2 - 0] West Ham United
Goals
14' [1 - 0] C. Ronaldo > Ronaldo 1-0
30' [2 - 0] C. Ronaldo > Ronaldo 2-0
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Arsenal vs Man utd!!
Both teams started with an attacking mind set and Arsenal were rightly rewarded with a goal scored by French international midfielder Nasri. Before this game I have not watched much of his play but this guy really has what it takes to become a great footballer. The first half ended with Arsenal leading 1-0.
Second half too started with a bang and again Arsenal doubled their advantage thanks to Nasri. From then on Manchester Utd wanted to get back into the match so they started playing more aggressively pressing for a goal. They had to wait till the 90th minuted to score their first goal scored by full back Rafael who replaced Gary Neville.
Arsenal managed to win the match eventually and deservedly so.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Offside
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Milan Derby
Eventhough all matches have the same level of intensity and its almost impossible to predict a winner in these sort of match, I personally feel Milan derby is the pick of the lot. This is mainly because both of these teams are championship contenders unlike the other derbys in which one is a strong team and the other will be an average team.
The most recent Milan derby ended in favour of AC Milan with Ronaldinho scoring the solitary goal that made the difference.
More about the derby matches will be written in my next post.
Cheers
Sunday, September 28, 2008
tactics or ability?
Have your say. :)
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Manchester United goals - August 2008
Manchester United [1 - 2] Zenit St. Petersburg
44' [0 - 1] P. Pogrebnyak > 0-1 P. Pogrepnyak
59' [0 - 2] Danny > 0-2 Danny
73' [1 - 2] N. Vidic > 1-2 N. Vidic
EPL
Portsmouth [0 - 1] Manchester United32' [0 - 1] D. Fletcher > mediafire / rapidshare.com
Match Highlights
Manchester United [1 - 1] Newcastle United
22' [0 - 1] O. Martins > 0-1 Martins
24' [1 - 1] D. Fletcher > 1-1 Fletcher
Match Highlights
English Community Shield Season 2008/09
Manchester United [0 - 0] Portsmouth
Penalty shoot-out : [3 - 1]
Penalty Shootout - mediafire / rapidshare
Trophy Presentations - mediafire / rapidshare
Friendly (Pre-Season) Season 2008/09
Peterborough United [0 - 2] Manchester United
38' [0 - 1] R. Martin (o.g.) > 1-0 R. Martin (OG)
68' [0 - 2] D. Gibson > 2-0 D. Gibson
Friendly (Pre-Season) Season 2008/09
Manchester United [1 - 0] Espanyol
82' [1 - 0] F. Campbell > zShare
Highlights
1st half / 2nd half
Sensational Torres
Fernando José Torres is the latest darling of the Red part of Mersyside. The young Spanish star has been a revelation since signing from Athletico Madrid for a fee of around £25 million in a deal which saw Luis Garcia moving to Spain. Nicknamed "El nino"(The Kid) Torres joined Athletico at the age of 11 and he broke into the Athletico team in 2001 when the team was actually in the Spanish Segunda (Second Division). Though he did not have a great scoring season with only 6 goals from 36 games Athletico got promotion and Torres made his La Liga debut in 2002-03 season scoring 13 goals and in the very next season he was made the captain of the club becoming the youngest captain of Athletico Madrid and scored 19 and he made it to the Spanish national squad and has cemented his place till now with some commanding displays. And at the end of the 2006-07 season he moved to the Premier League. Torres had also cut his weekly wages of £ 103,000 in Spain to £ 90,000 in Liverpool.
His first match for Liverpool in a 2-1 win over Aston Villa and his first goal came at Anfield when they faced Chelsea since then he has been on a scoring spree netting 27 goals till date and 20 of them in League becoming the first man since Robbie Fowler last scored 20 in a season. He has been in total control in Europe with 4 goals so far in Champions League, a competition he dreamt playing in. He was instrumental in the team's win over Inter Milan at the San siro scoring a wonderful goal and sending the Reds into quarters. With Liverpool out the race for EPL title Torres will be totally focused on Champions League and will be hoping to have a good run, something his boss Rafa Benitez is a master at. At 24 this star has made the world take a note of him and sure there is going to be more from the "El Nino"
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Euro2008 finals
Germany [0 - 1] Spain
33' [0 - 1] F. Torres : Link1 / Link2
Match Highlights
Part1 ,
Part2 .
Entire Euro2008 Compilation
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Robinho: Real Madrid to Manchester City
Just writing those words makes you want to go back and check your facts, Robinho to Manchester City? Is that right? Was it all just a bad dream??? Does Robinho know what the hell he's let himself in for? Does Robinho even know where Manchester is?
Er, apparently not. After signing for Manchester City for a British record transfer fee of 32.5million pounds the Brazilian told reporters he was happy to be at City because he knew they were a "very big club."
But, even though Robinho might not know what he has let himself in for, one can safely say that after being taken over by one of the richest companies in the world, it is top ten finishing Manchester City who pulled off the biggest and most shocking transfer cop of them all.
Robinho had been Big Phil Scolari's number one transfer target all season, and even though Chelsea desperately put in a last ditch attempt to lure the playmaker to Stamford Bridge, it was Manchester City who beat them in the end, and its not often you can say that!
But it doesn't stop there, apparently City's manager Mark Hughes has been told he can bid 80million pounds each for some of the worlds biggest stars including; Messi, Kaka, Torres and Fabregas, with a renewed bid of 60 million for Berbatov - yes the world has gone mad!
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Andrei Shevchenko – From a “living legend” to no one (“Who is he?”)!
Shevchenko joined A.C. Milan in 1999 for a then-record transfer fee of $25 million. He made his Serie A debut on 28 August 1999 in a 2-2 draw with Lecce. He became the first foreign player to win the Serie A scoring title in his debut season, finishing with 24 goals in 32 matches. Scoring goals is never an easy task in Serie A and in spite of that he managed to capture everyone’s attention by his goal scoring ability.
He scored the then match deciding penalty that gave AC Milan their sixth champions league trophy, the icing on the cake was when Shevchenko was named the 2004 European Player of the Year, becoming the third Ukrainian player ever to win the award.
This was all achieved mainly due to the support given to him by AC Milan, the coach, teammates, technical staffs, management, and not forgetting the fans. He was adored by many Milan fans all over the world, including me.
The first thing that strikes ones mind upon coming across his name is the term “living legend”. He was deemed the next big thing after the great Marco Van Basten by the AC Milan faithfuls. He was the living legend in AC Milan Team along with the greats such as Paolo Maldini, Kaka, and Alessando Nesta.
When he was being treated like almost the prince of Milan, he had other ideas. He decided to leave Milan and join Chelsea mainly due to the fact that Chelsea offered more money and more than him, his wife was attracted more to it. The reason for him to leave was that, in Italy his children were not assured proper education whereas in England his children will be given better education. It seemed to be more like an excuse than a proper reason.
One of the fan actually pleaded shevchenko(shown in the picture) while he was in the stands asking him to be with Milan but it seemed to have gone to deaf ears as his move was confirmed.
He was never the same from the first game he played for Chelsea. He was unable to convert his chances to goals and something was clearly wrong. Initially it was thought the reason behind it was mainly due to the change in style from the Italian league to English league, but he was never able to adapt even after mid season. He was put in reserves and his carrier was taking a stinging blow at that point.
On 23 August 2008 it was announced that Shevchenko had re-joined AC Milan on a transfer deal from Chelsea. But whether or not will he be the same Shevchenko will only be answered after the season begins and as it progresses.
Arvind
Friday, August 29, 2008
History of football
These games involve:
* two teams of usually between 11 and 18 players. ("Six-man" and "eight-man" football are also played in less-populated parts of the United States).
* a clearly defined area in which to play the game;
* scoring goals and/or points, by moving the ball to an opposing team's end of the field and either into a goal area, or over a line;
* the goal and/or line being defended by the opposing team;
* players being required to move the ball—depending on the code—by kicking, carrying and/or hand passing the ball; and
* goals and/or points resulting from players putting the ball between two goalposts.
In most codes, there are rules restricting the movement of players offside, and players scoring a goal must put the ball either under or over a crossbar between the goalposts. Other features common to several football codes include: points being mostly scored by players carrying the ball across the goal line and; players receiving a free kick after they take a mark/make a fair catch.
Peoples from around the world have played games which involved kicking and/or carrying a ball, since ancient times. However, most of the modern codes of football have their origins in England.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Euro2008 Goals - All matches
Click here for the goals
Link1 -> Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 ,
(or)
Link2 -> Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 .
Top 10 Goals -> Link
Best Goals Of Euro 2008 (30 Goals) -> Link
Best Moments of Euro 2008 -> Linkl
Spain - Euro 2008 Champions -> Link
Ronaldo's season 2006-07
Cristiano Ronaldo made the Footballing world take a look at him in the 2006-07 season with his performance for Manchester United. What even more special is that Ronaldo did all the things even when he was jeered by all for his incident with Rooney in 2006 World cup. Re live the magical moments of Ronaldo during the 2006-07 season.
Click here for the goals
Oxford , Oxford , Sevilla , Fulham , Reading , Bolton , Portsmouth , Everton , Reading , Man City , Aston Villa , Aston Villa , Wigan , Wigan , Reading , Man City (P) , Aston Villa , Watford (P) , Totteham (P) , Fulham , Middlesbrough (P) , Europe11 , Middlesbrough (P) , Roma , Roma , Watford , Milan , Man City (P) .
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
The Ronaldo Saga
But his preferred destination, Realmadrid have failed to cross the group stages for the past 4 years. Initially it was rumoured that his agent Jorge Mendes was the man behind Ronaldo's ambition to move as he would get a handsome amount from the huge transfer fee. But those were quashed when it was revealed that Mendes wanted Ronaldo to remain at Manchester United. Some reports say the reason behind is the failure of United to offer a new improved contract than his current £120,000 a week deal. While few reports say Ronaldo had made up his mind in December that United were going to win everything and he had asked his agent to work on a move to Spanish capital. But his desire may be also due to the fact that his mother is an ardent Realmadrid fan.
And as the Euro was approaching there were all sorts of talk about Ronaldo. And his mom told that his son would stay at United this season. But Ronaldo kept quiet. And after a not so successful Euro he made his intentions clear that he wants a move. But United were never going to sell him. It was reported that United along with Nike were going to offer Ronaldo £200,000 a week deal. Nike too wanted him to stay as his move to Real would mean Adidas will be the sponsor. The sponsorship battle went to the extent that Barcelona, who are sponsored by Nike were asked by the sportswear giant to bid for Ronaldo.
Realmadrid actually need a player in his position. Though that might in the minds of Schuster, the board member's thoughts would have been on the fan follow Ronaldo had developed. It was estimated that Realmadrid would make about £500 million if Ronaldo comes. But now after his surgery all directions point towards "Ronaldo's stay at Old Trafford". But god only knows what is coming!!!!!!!!
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
The "RIISE" And Fall Of A Warrior
I never imagined this to take place. John Arne Riise arrived from Monaco as an unknown product and became an instant hero among the Kopites. But those golden days are no more.For a guy who wanted Anfield to be his home till the end of his career has been kicked out cos of a single goal.The mistake was that he netted the goal in the wrong side of the ground.He became a ZERO from being a HERO in just a split second of MADNESS. He must have rued the decision he had made to clear the ball with his head instead of his legs.
One poor season and he has now been sold to Roma for £4,000,000. A man who was considered by the KOP to be a man with a golden left foot, is now in ITALY hoping that he is treated better there.
But this again lays the emphasis on BENITEZ's man management abilities. After all who can forget the way he manhandled STEVEN GERRARD, forcing Steve G to give a transfer request. If a single poor season and a solitary own goal means a player will be sold, it doesnt give the right signal to the present players. If this happens to an veteran then see the plight of the club, whose Co-owner has blasted its CEO calling him a "Total disaster". But I still feel Liverpool havent got the squad to challenge for the Premier League and that would mean wait for the Liverpool fans to celebrate title number "18" would go on atleast for a year.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Deco in - Lampard out??
With the European Championship getting over, we can expect a flurry of activities in the transfer market.Chelsea have confirmed the signing of Portuguese star Deco from Barcelona for an estimated 10million euros (£7.9m) on a two year deal. This is the first signing for the new Chelsea boss Luiz Felipe Scolari who reunites with his Portugal ward. Deco's move was on expected lines after he had announced that he will leave Barcelona and Scolari's appointment as manager would have made his move easier. Now the question is whether Chelsea have got Deco in place of Frank Lampard, who is expected to move to Inter Milan to join his former boss Jose Mourinho. Lampard's move was always on the cards but Deco's signing might be an indication that Franky Lampard is surely gonna leave England for Italy as Chelsea can't be having three good players for the same position, Ballack the other. And it looks like the official announcement is the only thing pending in the transfer. So its going to be a happy reunion in both the cases- Deco with Scolari & Lampard with Jose.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
Euro2008 Semifinal2 goals
Spain did it again against Russia, beat them by a three goal margin. Spain could not open the scoring in the first half but three second half goals sent them into the title round where they will face the pre tournament favourites Germany.
Russia [0 - 3] Spain
50' [0 - 1] X. Hernandez : Link
73' [0 - 2] D. Guiza : Link
83' [0 - 3] D.J. Silva : Link
Highlights
1st Half Highlights
2nd Half Highlights
Celebrations
Spanish Celebrations
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Euro2008 Semifinal1 goals
Germany [3 - 2] Turkey
22' [0 - 1] U. Boral : Link1 /Link2
26' [1 - 1] B. Schweinsteiger : Link1 /Link2
79' [2 - 1] M. Klose : Link1 /Link2
86' [2 - 2] S. Senturk : Link1 /Link2
90' [3 - 2] P. Lahm : Link1 /Link2
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Euro2008 Quarterfinal4 goals
Spain [0 - 0] Italy
Penalty shoot-out : [4 - 2]
Link1 / Link2
Highlights
1st Half Highlights
2nd Half Highlights
Spanish Celebrations
Euro2008 Quarterfinal3 goals
Netherlands [1 - 3] Russia
56' [0 - 1] R. Pavlyuchenko : Link1 / Link2
86' [1 - 1] R.v. Nistelrooy : Link1 / Link2
112' [1 - 2] D. Torbinski : Link1 / Link2
116' [1 - 3] A. Arshavin : Link1 / Link2
Friday, June 20, 2008
Euro2008 Quarterfinal2 goals
Croatia [1 - 1] Turkey
119' [1 - 0] I. Klasnic : Link / Link2
120' [1 - 1] S. Senturk : Link / Link2
Penalty shoot-out : [1 - 3]
Penalties : Link1 / Link2
Euro2008 Quarterfinal2 goals
Croatia [1 - 1] Turkey
119' [1 - 0] I. Klasnic : Link / Link2
120' [1 - 1] S. Senturk : Link / Link2
Penalty shoot-out : [1 - 3]
Penalties : Link1 / Link2
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Euro2008 Quarterfinal1 goals
Portugal [2 - 3] Germany
22' [0 - 1] B. Schweinsteiger : Link
26' [0 - 2] M. Klose : Link
40' [1 - 2] N. Gomes : Link
61' [1 - 3] M. Ballack : Link
87' [2 - 3] H. Postiga : Link
Highlights
1st Half Highlight
2nd Half Highlights
German Players Celebrations
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Euro2008 Match Day 12 goals
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Euro2008 Match Day 11 goals
France [0 - 2] Italy
25' [0 - 1] A. Pirlo (pen.) : Link1 / Link2 / Link3
62' [0 - 2] D.D. Rossi : Link1 / Link2 / Link3
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights .
Italian Player's Celebration
Holland [2 - 0] Romania
54' [1 - 0] K.J. Huntelaar : Link1 / Link2
87' [2 - 0] R.v. Persie : Link1 / Link2
Monday, June 16, 2008
Euro2008 Match Day 10 goals
Euro2008 Match Day 8 goals
Turkey [3 - 2] Czech Republic
34' [0 - 1] J. Koller : Link1/ Link2
62' [0 - 2] J. Plasil : Link1 / Link2
75' [1 - 2] A. Turan : Link1 / Link2
87' [2 - 2] N. Kahveci : Link1 / Link2
89' [3 - 2] N. Kahveci : Link1 / Link2
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights
Switzerland [2 - 0] Portugal
71' [1 - 0] H. Yakin : Link1 / Link2
83' [2 - 0] H. Yakin (pen.) : Link1 / Link2
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Euro2008 Match Day 7 goals
Sweden [1 - 2] Spain
15' [0 - 1] F. Torres : Link1 / Link2
34' [1 - 1] Z. Ibrahimovic : Link1 / Link2
90' [1 - 2] D. Villa : Link1 / Link2
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights
Greece [0 - 1] Russia
33' [0 - 1] K. Zyrianov > Link1 / Link2
Goal Disallowed for Greece
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Euro2008 Match Day 6 goals
Croatia got the first upset of the Euro2008 when they beat tournament favourites Germany with a commanding show. And the night for the Germans were made even worse when Schweinsteiger was sent off in the injury time. It was a deserving win for the Croatians and even the German coach Joachim Low felt his team deserved the result.
Croatia [2 - 1] Germany
24' [1 - 0] D. Srna : Link
62' [2 - 0] I. Olic : Link
79' [2 - 1] L. Podolski : Link
Highlights
Austria [1 - 1] Poland
30' [0 - 1] R. Guerreiro : Link
90' [1 - 1] I. Vastic (pen) : Link
Highlights
Scolari turns BLUE
Scolari has all the credentials to be a hit at Stamford Bridge but the Premiership will be a stern test to him. One of the key Chelsea players Ricardo Carvalho, who was talking about his desire to play under Jose at Inter said he was shocked on hearing the news and added that he will take the club forward and that he was looking forward to playing under his current national team coach at club level. Most of the football experts have said that Chelsea have made the right call and only time will tell if the Big Phil can deliver in England.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Euro2008 Match Day 5 goals
Czech Republic [1 - 3] Portugal
08' [0 - 1] Deco : Link1 / Link2
17' [1 - 1] L. Sionko : Link1 / Link2
63' [1 - 2] C. Ronaldo : Link1 / Link2
90' [1 - 3] R. Quaresma : Link1 / Link2
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights .
Switzerland [1 - 2] Turkey
32' [1 - 0] H. Yakin : Link
57' [1 - 1] S. Sentork : Link
90' [1 - 2] A. Turan : Link
Highlights
1st Half Highlights ,
2nd Half Highlights .