[G] .:: United Fans Celebrity :)

[erin]

Originally Posted by finza_13

Pantesan kemarin nonton di salah satu infotainment Marshanda juga ikut2an pake' T-shirt United...

ia...dy cukup aktif kegiatan nonbar dll,,
sayangx dy bukan UI...
udh join sm sebelah,tp bukan sodara tua..
gpp lha..yg penting ttp Merah..

[zudomiriku]

Originally Posted by finza_13

Pantesan kemarin nonton di salah satu infotainment Marshanda juga ikut2an pake' T-shirt United...

jangan2 cuplikannya sama kyk berita infotainment tadi pagi yg ane liat. Marshandanya pake baju ladies gitu, ada lambang Nike. udah pikir kyknya jersey MU neh, pas keliatan belakangnya baru yakin krn ada tulisa MUFC. ditularin ama Ben kali yah

Originally Posted by erin

ia...dy cukup aktif kegiatan nonbar dll,,
sayangx dy bukan UI...
udh join sm sebelah,tp bukan sodara tua..
gpp lha..yg penting ttp Merah..

waktu tour ke OT baru2, dia juga menjadi salah satu pesertanya. ada fotonya kok di FB

[erin]

Originally Posted by zudomiriku

jangan2 cuplikannya sama kyk berita infotainment tadi pagi yg ane liat. Marshandanya pake baju ladies gitu, ada lambang Nike. udah pikir kyknya jersey MU neh, pas keliatan belakangnya baru yakin krn ada tulisa MUFC. ditularin ama Ben kali yah

waktu tour ke OT baru2, dia juga menjadi salah satu pesertanya. ada fotonya kok di FB

ia om zudo..
pas ngeliat poto2-nya di FB lgsung posting di sini..
propic-nya lucu...
kek mau ngegigit Evra gtu...

[rondwisan]

wah ternyata si Bolt selain ngfans United, juga ngfans madrid nih ...
gara2xnya Oom Ruudtje yg dulu pindah ke Madrid ...
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Usain Bolt

Sitting in a Brussels hotel lobby, it’s hard to tell what ‘The Lightning Bolt’ is more excited about: his three Olympic gold medals, all won in world-record times, or his Real Madrid shirt signed by Ruud van Nistelrooy.

The athlete formerly known just as Usain Bolt but now universally known as The Fastest Man in The World is well chuffed with his new acquisition. “I’ve been on the phone to all my friends at home. They’re all crazy with me. They’re like, ‘Van Nistelrooy? No!’”

The nine-time European champions were almost as quick off the mark as Bolt himself when they read a passing remark that the face of the 2008 Olympics was a Madrid fan, and have also sent the Jamaican an invitation to train with the first-team squad when he’s got the time.

As the biggest thing to hit athletics since Carl Lewis in 1984, it seems everybody wants a piece of Bolt these days, but he doesn’t mind too much where Madrid are concerned. “I’m definitely goin’ to take it up when I’m back over here in Europe. Maybe they’re looking for a quick guy now that Robinho has moved,” jokes Bolt. “Nah, I think they’ll go far enough in the Champions League without me.

“But I’m looking forward to it. I’ve never even been to Spain and so I’ve never been to the Bernabeu or seen a Real match in person but it’s been Madrid for me since I was growing up.”

Bolt says it was an easy choice to opt for Madrid, despite them being an ocean away when he was a kid. Still only 22, he was an impressionable schoolboy in the late-’90s, when the Spanish giants won the Champions League three times in five years. “There’s also plenty of Spanish football on TV in Jamaica. I try to watch as much as I can. With the time difference, the games are on Saturday or Sunday lunchtime in Kingston, so I put my feet up with friends and watch a game. We watch a lot, man.”

However, with no local team taking his fancy, his overseas affections were originally split. “If you’re a kid in Jamaica, you pick an English side. Like lots of kids, when I was young I said I was a fan of Manchester United and then Van Nistelrooy started playing for them a bit later. But as soon as he moved to Real, my allegiance followed him as he’s a great goalscorer but I still count Man United as my ‘English team’.

“I just love football, man. Last season I went to see Chelsea a few times as I’m based in south-west London. Stamford Bridge was fantastic… great atmosphere.”

Like Jamaica’s greatest cultural icon, Bob Marley, who famously used to rope his band and crew in for a kickabout whilst on tour, Bolt can play a bit too. “When I get the chance, I play. My agent got mad at me a while ago when I disappeared for a couple of hours. He was about to call for the police to search for me but I was in the park playing with some local kids and having fun.

“My friend Jermaine Gonzales (a Jamaican 400m runner) has a six-a-side team that play in a community league in Kingston and when I’m home, I play in his team, defence or midfield mostly. I’m not really a forward guy, I can’t get the ball into the net. I dunno why!”

Bolt’s agent pales visibly at the mention of him swapping running spikes for football boots, and the prospect of ankle tendons and knee ligaments popping. “But it’s easier now than when I was at high school. That was rough, man. We used to play against teams who knew I was quick [Bolt was a world junior champion in 2002 at just 15, winning against sprinters four years older than himself] and I had my legs taken away lots of times before I got to the ball. At least, until I figured out what they were going to do.”

Back to the present and Bolt’s focus is on the Champions League. “If Real and United get drawn against each other, I’m getting someone to get me a ticket and jumping on a plane. I’m going to be there. I’ll even cancel races to be there. Well, maybe not, but I’d certainly be up for that match and even better if it’s the final.”

Inevitably, conversation also turns to the famous – now infamous, considering their recent sorry performances – Reggae Boyz. The team that lit up the World Cup a decade ago has had its fire put out recently and Bolt ruefully acknowledges it. “They are not doing so well, man. In your heart, you are hoping for the best but things are not going too well for them at the moment. However, I’ve still got great memories of 1998 when everybody was following them. It was the biggest thing in Jamaica. Even my dad had the TV on and he’s more of a cricket fan.

Despite the island’s embarrassment at the Reggae Boyz’ failure to even get close to repeating that feat, Bolt is still proud of his connection to the current team. “I’m good friends with [Stoke City striker and fellow speedster] Ricardo Fuller. He’s been offering to take me out in Manchester and with a bit of luck we’ll soon have something to celebrate if I go out with him.”

With Jamaica currently bottom of their qualifying group, there seems more chance of Bolt getting his dream move to Real Madrid.

[sir_otz]

MAN UNITED’S TOP TEN CELEBRITY FANS

In our first edition of Celebrity Fans this week, we focus on the champions, Manchester United. We have actors, TV presenters, singers, comedians in this list, even an alcoholic East-end hardman is been thrown into this list. Here are ten celebrity fans of United that prefer watching football to prawn sandwiches:

Eamonn Holmes


The GMTV and Sky News presenter is a lifelong United fan and even opened the eulogies at George Best’s funeral and introduced Ole Gunnar Solksjaer at his testimonial against Espanyol.

Richard Ashcroft


The former Verve frontman and solo artist is an avid United fan and seeing as the Verve split for the third time last year, Ashcroft should have plenty of time to get himself down to Old Trafford.

Mick Hucknall


Probably the most famous ginger ever, Hucknall is Red through and through and even attempted to buy the club once. The Simply Red frontman has sold over50 million albums worldwide with the British band.

Steve McFadden


McFadden is of course, Phil Mitchell from Eastenders, the Square’s resident hardman, alcoholic, beater of Ian Beale and dad to the kid who looks like he will become Eastenders’ next serial killer. Aside from punching people in Eastenders, McFadden probably lists dogging and supporting Man United as his favourite activities.

Ian Brown


The former Stone Roses frontman and solo artist is a known United fan and his music has inspired numerous British bands, such as Oasis, Artic Monkeys, The Verve and Kasabian.

Angus Deyton


The TV presenter is a big United fan and friends with former United player Brian McClair. The Have I Got News For You and Hell’s Kitchen presenter was famously sacked by the BBC after allegations of Deyton’s relationship with a prostitute and use of cocaine.

John Simm


The Life on Mars and Doctor Who actor is a keen United fan, first going to a United game in 1983, when United beat West Ham. His favourite player as a boy was Steve Coppell.

Karl Pilkington


The comedian/radio presenter is best known for producing the Ricky Gervais show on XFM and has been dubbed “the funniest man alive in Britain today” by Gervais and Stephen Merchant. Pilkington is a big United fan and became a fan when his mum got a job in Lou Macari’s chip shop.

Usain Bolt


The Jamaican sprinter is a big United fan and even gave Cristiano Ronaldo sprinting advice when the Portuguese star was at Old Trafford. In terms of athletics, Bolt is a three-time Olympic gold medallist and holds the world and Olympic record for the 100m, 200m and the 4×100 metre relay.

James Nesbitt


The actor from Northern Ireland is a big United fan and a vocal opponent of the Glazer takeover. Nesbitt has starred in programs like Cold Feet and Murphy’s Law in his career on the small screen.

http://www.footballtransfertavern.com/premiership/man-uniteds-top-ten-celebrity-fans

[rondwisan]

Ko ..., yg non United post di thread sebelah yaa ...

[sir_otz]

Originally Posted by rondwisan

Ko ..., yg non United post di thread sebelah yaa ...

monggo opa.... nambahin yang United aja.....

Jenny Bae, Sexy Korean Violinist a Hit with Man Utd Fans

Jenny Bae, a Korean violinist, is under the British media spotlight after she recently recorded a brand new version of the classic Manchester United song "Glory Glory Man United". According to a British media report, the anthem, which was already a hit at the Theatre of Dreams after debut in the Champions League semi-final first-leg against Arsenal, could top the charts across Asia this summer. The electric violinist Bae Young-ran grew fond of the British soccer club in January when she was invited to Old Trafford Stadium as a guest celebrity at the match between Manchester United and Chelsea.



Bae is a huge United fan and admirer of fellow Korean Park Ji-sung who plays for the soccer team. Bae, 30, performed during halftime at the game, and her performance fascinated Man U's Red Devils. In an interview with British daily newspaper the Daily Star, she expressed her joy to perform at Man U's home stadium. She added that the feedback after performing at the game was beyond what she expected.

http://www.asiancelebrities.net/korea/jenny-bae-sexy-korean-violinist-a-hit-with-man-utd-fans/
http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20090526000096

[Oncy]

Kan ada nih dia di video clip United song... main biola

[sir_otz]

Originally Posted by rondwisan

wah ternyata si Bolt selain ngfans United, juga ngfans madrid nih ...
gara2xnya Oom Ruudtje yg dulu pindah ke Madrid ...
__________________________________________

Usain Bolt

Sitting in a Brussels hotel lobby, it’s hard to tell what ‘The Lightning Bolt’ is more excited about: his three Olympic gold medals, all won in world-record times, or his Real Madrid shirt signed by Ruud van Nistelrooy.

Kalau Usain Bolt kayaknya fans tim mana gak jelas nih.... info terakhir udah di transfer ke Chelsea dari United

Chelsea Sign Usain Bolt Picture of the day



Chelsea first team Dr. Gillett presented Bolt with a personalized Chelsea shirt featuring Bolt’s record breaking Olympic 100m time. So between this and the fact that Bolt called a certain former United player a wuss last season see here , the Jamaican is now officially a Chelsea fan. So congratulations to Mr. Bolt to his transfer from united to chelsea.

[rondwisan]

poor Bolt ..., he back to dark way of live with left United ...