Ferguson: We can smell the title
Sir Alex Ferguson feels Manchester United may look back on Tuesday's 3-2 win over Blackpool as a pivotal moment in their season.
Chelsea ye pottiche ee varsham. Now Chelsea cannot overtake ManU
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Ferguson: We can smell the title
Sir Alex Ferguson feels Manchester United may look back on Tuesday's 3-2 win over Blackpool as a pivotal moment in their season.
Chelsea ye pottiche ee varsham. Now Chelsea cannot overtake ManU
5 point deficit is not that big a advantage especially man utd have away games to arsenal and chelsea. and away record this season is horrible. only 3 wins.If united can get a draw then most likely they will be champions.
black pool -nte ethirayittulla malsaram thanne example. mediocre midfiled-um vechu kalikkan chennal odikkum . time to find some steel in the midfield. hope carrick is back and scholes get some playing time before these matches.
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Ferguson: We can smell the title
Sir Alex Ferguson feels Manchester United may look back on Tuesday's 3-2 win over Blackpool as a pivotal moment in their season.
Chelsea ye pottiche ee varsham. Now Chelsea cannot overtake ManU
Jeevitham entethanu........ njan athu alamarayil vachu poottum.......chillupathram pole erinjudakkum............Rubber panthu pole thattikkalikkum.............Chappathi pole ittu parathum............. Dosa pole chuttu thinnum......
Chelsea onnum oru chukkum cheyyilla... kazhinja thavana ManU nte oru cheriya pizhavil aanu Chelsea ku cup kittiyathu
MANCHESTER UNITED -THE RICHEST CLUB IN PREMIER LEAGUE
MANCHESTER CITY are still nowhere near being the richest club in the world.
Owner Sheikh Mansour has a fortune of £20billion and his family is worth £550bn.
But City are only ELEVENTH on football's rich list with Manchester rivals United eight places ahead in third.
The top six richest clubs are unchanged with Real Madrid top followed by Barcelona, United and Bayern Munich fourth in the Deloitte Money League.
Arsenal are fifth, with Chelsea sixth. Liverpool have dropped a place to eighth behind AC Milan.
City, who have spent nearly £550million on new players, are up from 20th to 11th, one place ahead of Tottenham.
Dan Jones, of Deloitte's sports business group, said: "The top 20 clubs have a combined revenue now of 4.3billion euros and this rise is likely to continue next year.
"Overall these figures show remarkable growth despite the recession."
Wayne Rooney proved the old adage that form is temporary and class is permanent as he scored a sensational overhead kick to give Manchester United the derby-day spoils at Old Trafford.
idhippazhaa kandadhu...'Man U' fans corner ah?! oru 'fan' thanne aano ee thread thudangiyadhu? first leg draaa..endharaavumo endho?!
Naithik shiksha ke chutiyaape mein mistake hogaya...nahi tho aaj hum badiyaar aadmi hote!
endhiru aavan...pushppam poleh jayikkum...
Rooney & Manchester
MURUGA MURUGA PULIMURUGAA
sathyam....
Man u alladei . man united
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