Manchester United History

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Originally Posted by aryapratama

wah gan, ga ada translate ke Indonesianya nih,, maklum otak saia kelabakan kalo baca inglish mulu..

coba aja ke sederet.com bro masukin deh bahasa inggrisnya. semoga membantu ya

salam MUTANT (Member United Tangerang Selatan)

[okna_2]

butuh seharian bt baca nih... maybe more.. thanks for the post!

[dhafiarf]

perjuangan mu panjang banget gan,patut mu jadi juara

[arie_p3]

nice thread....
pokoke i luv MU

[hendrikYP]

gila bahasa inggris..mesti translate dlu nih...but u ar cool man..

[acin_crdr]

Wow, that's great ! Love MU !!

[sholich muhammad]

[troy andreas]

Kalau salah thread mohon di pindahkan

United's Xmas crackers

The traditional 12 days of Christmas run from 25 December to 5 January, a period that has been good to Manchester United over the years.

This season will hopefully be no exception as the Reds contest four league and cup matches in just 10 days, hosting Newcastle and West Brom before travelling to Wigan and West Ham in the New Year. In light of this, we've studied the archives to recall the first six of a dozen Yuletide fixtures...

25/12/1920: Aston Villa 3 United 4
It’s 55 years since the Reds last played on 25 December – when the Babes gave Luton Town a 3-0 stuffing – but the finest of 33 Christmas Day fixtures came in 1920 at Villa Park. Seems United enjoyed trips to the West Midlands even then, with John Grimwood (2), William Harrison and Teddy Partridge ensuring the Reds were on the right end of a seven-goal thriller.

26/12/1992: Sheffield Wednesday 3 United 3
The first of two dramatic late comebacks against the Owls in 1992/93. Having stormed ahead through David Hirst, Mark Bright and John Sheridan in the first hour, Wednesday were coasting until Brian McClair headed home Lee Sharpe’s cross on 67 minutes. The duo combined for the same outcome with 10 minutes remaining, before Eric Cantona bundled home a leveller. "Ferguson viewed it all with thinly disguised horror,” penned The Guardian’s Stephen Bierley. “But it was one hell of a game."

27/12/1995: United 2 Newcastle 0
This was the first of two crucial victories against the Magpies in 1995/96. Kevin Keegan’s table-toppers led by 10 points, but United reduced the arrears with one of the finest festive results of the Sir Alex era. It was a must-win match and Andy Cole gave United the perfect start, hitting an angled side-footed drive in the sixth minute before Roy Keane fired home after the break. The gap was down to seven points and the title race was back on.

28/12/1992: United 5 Coventry City 0
Just two days after a thrilling comeback at Hillsborough, United welcomed on-song Coventry to Old Trafford, needing a return to winning ways. It took Ryan Giggs only six minutes to float home a glorious opener on the turn, before Mark Hughes slotted in a second. An Eric Cantona penalty and late strikes from Lee Sharpe and Denis Irwin had all onlookers purring, including Sky Blues boss Bobby Gould. “It was magnificent, a wonderful advertisement,” said the Coventry manager. “Some of the football was a delight to behold.”

29/12/1993: Oldham Athletic 2 United 5
Two years after United had hit the Latics for six at Boundary Park (with the hosts scoring three!), the Reds returned to bag another handful. “I wouldn’t have been surprised if we’d scored ten goals and Oldham could easily have scored five,” said Sir Alex of this goal-happy game. Andrei Kanchelskis began the scoring, Graeme Sharp equalised, then an Eric Cantona penalty was cancelled out by Rick Holden. That was the end of the resistance from the hosts though, as Steve Bruce and two goals from Ryan Giggs displayed United’s awesome firepower.

30/12/2009: United 5 Wigan 0
“It will probably take Sir Alex Ferguson longer to blow out the candles on today's 68th birthday cake than it took his side to snuff out Wigan,” wrote the Daily Telegraph’s Henry Winter, of a one-sided festive romp for the Reds. Once Wayne Rooney had flicked home Rafael’s cross, the outcome was never in doubt. Michael Carrick and Rafael struck before the break, before Dimitar Berbatov crowned a regal outing with a neat finish and former Latic Antonio Valencia capped a five-star show from the champions.

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Kartun Busby Babes yang luar biasa caem, dari majalah Football Monthly tahun 1954