Saturday, October 29, 2011
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October 2011
18 Oct UEFA Champions League Otelul Galati A 19:45 2 - 0 23 Oct Barclays Premier League Man City H 13:30 1 - 6 25 Oct Carling Cup Aldershot Town A 19:45 3 - 0 29 Oct Barclays Premier League Everton A 12:00November 2011
02 Nov UEFA Champions League Otelul Galati H 19:45 05 Nov Barclays Premier League Sunderland H 15:00 19 Nov Barclays Premier League Swansea City A 17:30 22 Nov UEFA Champions League Benfica H 19:45 26 Nov Barclays Premier League Newcastle United H 15:00December 2011
03 Dec Barclays Premier League Aston Villa A 17:30 07 Dec UEFA Champions League FC Basel A 19:45 10 Dec Barclays Premier League Wolves H 15:00 18 Dec Barclays Premier League Queens Park Rangers A 12:00 21 Dec Barclays Premier League Fulham A 20:00 26 Dec Barclays Premier League Wigan H 15:00 31 Dec Barclays Premier League Blackburn H 12:45January 2012
04 Jan Barclays Prem'ier League Newcastle United A 20:00 14 Jan Barclmays Premier League Bolton H 15:00ROONEY CAN HANDLE THE JEERS
Sir Alex is backing Wayne Rooney to handle the hostile atmosphere at Goodison Park on Saturday.
The United striker has been jeered on every return to his former club following his big-money move to Old Trafford and it will be no different this weekend. After starting on the bench for the previous trip to his native Merseyside earlier in the month, Rooney will be hoping to start this time around and the boss is expecting the England international to deliver the goods. "Wayne's had mixed success going to Everton," explained the manager. "He's scored a couple of goals there. "He gets booed as normal. He got booked in one game and I took him off because he'd been yellow-carded and there was no way I was going to give the referee an opportunity to send him off. "That's where the hype around the ground in terms of him getting booed every time he makes a challenge comes into it. He's had mixed fortunes there but he's scored a couple of goals and done well in some of the games and hopefully that'll be the case tomorrow." More: Young doubtful for trip | Park seeks Goodison cureCLEVERLEY BUZZING TO BE BACK
Tom Cleverley discusses his return to fitness with Gemma Thompson ... You must be delighted to be back after spending six weeks on the sidelines? Definitely. The injury was bad timing. I was in the team, I was playing well and enjoying myself. These things happen in football though and you've just got to work hard on getting yourself fit, listen to what the physios say and stay upbeat. How good did it feel to be back in action against Aldershot? It felt great. It helps when you've got fantastic players around you as you can bed yourself in and work your way up to being 100 per cent. A lot of fans have said how much they feel the team has missed you in recent weeks - that must be nice to hear but does it put extra pressure on you? It's always nice to hear, but there's a bit of pressure [on everyone] anyway because last weekend's game was a bad result. At the start of the season, the whole team was very fluent and we were playing fantastic football. The games have been harder in recent weeks and it's very flattering to hear fans say they've missed me. What do comments like that say about how far you've come this season? It's been brilliant. Things went a little better than I expected at the start of the season and then I was disappointed to get injured, but I'm buzzing to be back now and hopefully we can get back to winning ways on Saturday. Is there a positive feeling in the camp despite the derby result? Yes definitely. We've got a great team spirit. We'll regroup and go forward from here. Tom was talking at a Megastore book signing . Look out for more footage on MUTV. |
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United vs Norwich
United v Norwich
Story updated 30/09/11, 10:07
United look to get back to winning ways against newly-promoted Norwich...
Form Guide United are still unbeaten in 2011/12 but have drawn the last two games - 1-1 at Stoke and 3-3 against Basel in midweek. The Canaries moved into the top half of the table with a deserved 2-1 triumph over Sunderland on Monday evening, their second win on the trot after beating Bolton 2-1 at the Reebok Stadium. Paul Lambert's side will be hoping for another good day in the North West, having also drawn 1-1 at Wigan on the opening day.
Ins and Outs Javier Hernandez and Wayne Rooney were both declared fit by Sir Alex Ferguson in his Friday morning press conference. The boss also hopes to have Jonny Evans back to bolster a back four still missing Chris Smalling (groin) and longer-term absentees Nemanja Vidic and Rafael. Meanwhile, the midfield ranks look healthy with only two - Tom Cleverley and Darron Gibson - ruled out. Norwich are without Reds loanee Ritchie De Laet and knee-injury victim James Vaughan. Steve Morison was preferred to captain Grant Holt as a lone attacker against Sunderland.
Last Meeting In April 2005, the Reds crashed to an embarrassing 2-0 defeat at Carrow Road - not even bringing Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Ruud van Nistelrooy off the bench could yield an upturn in fortunes. Dean Ashton and Leon McKenzie got the goals against an under-strength and under-par United side.
Top Man Marc Tierney has come up the hard way and is making up for lost time at the top level. The shaven-headed defender was outstanding in the win
Manager has to be king
SIR ALEX: MANAGER HAS TO BE KING
Sir Alex Ferguson has reiterated his long-held belief that nobody is more important than the manager at a football club.
The United boss, who is approaching a remarkable 25 years in his post, has praised both his Manchester City counterpart Roberto Mancini for his handling of the Carlos Tevez situation this week and also Saturday's opposite number Paul Lambert for his work at Norwich.
Although not wishing to be drawn on the Tevez saga, Sir Alex did state: "I can see Mancini is showing strength and character. Strength is important in today's management. We all experience our own difficulties in management and you cope with it the best you can. In my own experience, strong management is important. No-one is more important than the manager at a football club."
Paul Lambert is the latest fellow Scot to pit his wits against Sir Alex in the Barclays Premier League and the boss has been impressed with the former midfielder, a Champions League winner with Borussia Dortmund in 1997.
"I remember Paul as a kid at St Mirren and the next time he faced me, he was at Dortmund when we played the 1997 semi-final," said Sir Alex. "He's one of the few Scotsmen to win a European medal outside a Scottish team. He's started out well at Norwich, they're playing with a great sense of purpose and you can see progress every week. It's been a good move for the lad."