Manchester Untied bounce back with a three points victory over Everton at Goodison Park. Javier Hernadez scored the only goal in the 19th mintue after a well cross from the left flank by Patrice Evra. It was a surprise to see Evans back to the starting eleven and the Irishman tried to show that he still can make it with the red devils. Tom Cleverley was injured again and replaced by Nani. We hope he won’t miss many games and comes as soon as possible. Read the full story
Transfer rumours are a dime a dozen. Very few have genuine substance so they should always be taken with a huge amount of cynicism. Yet they cannot be completely ignored in case there’s the slightest grain of truth in them. Some media outlets are obviously more reliable than others so Truly Reds is prepared to report the gossip and give a rating of 1 to 5 as to how believable it’s likely be. A rating of 1 can almost certainly be dismissed out of hand while a 5 may give the story some merit and warrant a small wager. Have a look at the latest sports news and transfers being reported but be warned – only believe what you want.
Football often throws up some delicious ironies. They often happen when least expected with not just one coincidence, not even two or three but as in the current season, a hard to believe FOUR times – and that’s only if I happened to overlook any other instances. Just imagine what the betting odds would have been back in August for the following combination of winners to happen simultaneously. Perhaps every one of them was simply written in the stars.
The boy is certainly a fast learner! Barely a year at Old Trafford yet he already has the Manchester United spirit in his blood. Javier Hernandez keeps going until his reward arrives. He did just that on Saturday as his late winner denied Everton a share of the points. He told MUTV afterwards “For 90 minutes we kept going and kept going because we wanted the goal, wanted the three points as soon as possible. We keep going, keep working and it was a difficult day also because it was hotter and that made us a little bit more tired. But the history of Manchester United is like this – we can score in the first minute and also the last minute.”
Despite the uncalled for references to Manure, you may be interested to read how an Everton fan sees his clubs visit to Old Trafford on Saturday as reported in his blog ‘Blue Kipper’. Perhaps more pertinent is the opinion of Blues manager David Moyes who says “We know we have to give it a go. But we are the ones who don’t really have much to lose. We can go there in a good position for an early kick off and try and do something. They have got another big game on Tuesday. We will try and make it as awkward and as hard as we possibly can.”
Despite the uncalled for references to Manure, you may be interested to read how an Everton fan sees his clubs visit to Old Trafford on Saturday as reported in his blog ‘Blue Kipper’. Perhaps more pertinent is the opinion of Blues manager David Moyes who says “We know we have to give it a go. But we are the ones who don’t really have much to lose. We can go there in a good position for an early kick off and try and do something. They have got another big game on Tuesday. We will try and make it as awkward and as hard as we possibly can.”
