Terrace Talk

A very important match is coming up, with Chelsea at the top of the table and United managing to win only one of the last three matches. United fans hope that is the match that will put us back on track, while others expect a thrashing victory for Chelsea.

For now, let’s enjoy some sweet memories from matches against Chelsea:

Manchester United 1-0 Chelsea: Great Fletcher Tackle

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He may have ended his career at the beginning of the 07-08 season, but “the baby-faced assassin” will always remain in our hearts.

Appointed as the Manchester United Reserve Team manager for the 08-09 campaign, Ole Gunnar Solskjær will be instilling the same game winning, humble attitude which he so elegantly possessed throughout his playing career.

I would like to present some of Ole’s most beautiful goals.

After a frustrating end of the transfer period, I think those who wanted badly Berbatov at Old Trafford deserve to relax and enjoy his best goals for Spurs.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Dimitar Berbatov’s top 5 goals scored in the last two years:

Number 5

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Our first Angolan player, who signed in January, but couldn’t get a work permit, has finally arrived at OT. Some fans can’t wait to see him in action, some say he’s not up to United’s standard. Whatever you think of Manucho, I invite you to enjoy his goals for Panathinaikos:

Many of you think it was the most stupid thing to do or just a moment of madness, but I see it as the most beautiful goal ever scored with a hand.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Paul Scholes with the most magnificent Hand of God goal.

A magnificent player, a magnificent goal, a place in the UEFA Champions League final.

Scholsey made millions of people happy. His goal isn’t just a beauty but is also United’s ticket to Moscow.

So, I proudly present you the video of the day: Paul Scholes’ goal against Barcelona.

In light of Heskey’s stunning heroics at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, all I could think about were crucial last minute goals by United favourites over the years. Sit, relax and enjoy some of United’s most crucial last gasp strikes from the Fergie era. We’ll Never Die!

Paul Scholes, he scores goals, particularly against Aston Villa. From last season:

It’s been 19 years since that memorable New Year’s clash between Manchester United and Liverpool. At Old Trafford, Liverpool needed to win the game to come back and have any reasonable chance of winning the league against a rampant Arsenal side. While they may have clawed their way back that season, Manchester United were certainly not going to give them a win so easily. As underdogs, United were seventh in the league and Ferguson clearly had a plan to change the footballing landscape, and in particular “Knock Liverpool off their fucking perch.”

Seventy minutes passed with both teams grinding each other into pulp, with United having the better of possession. Against the run of play a wonderful John Barnes had buried a gem into the back Jim Leighton’s net and Liverpool had their noses in front with 20 minutes to go. The game would not stay that way…

So our new video of the day is dedicated to the midfield wonder that we have from Brazil. The Old Trafford faithful have come up with a lovely little song that goes something like this:

Anderson son son,
He’s better than Kleberson,
Anderson son son,
He’s our midfield magician,
To the left,
To the right,
To the samba beat tonight,
He is class with a brass
And he shits on Fabregas.
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