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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
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[23] Reserves are Champions!
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
from official site

'United have completed a league and cup double after Aston Villa's defeat to
Leeds handed the FA Premier Reserve League Title to Rene Meulensteen's side.
Just 48 hours after the Reds clinched the Manchester Senior Cup, Villa slipped
to a 2-1 home defeat to make United the first team in history to retain the
Reserve League title. United will now face Tottenham next week in the National
Reserve League Playoff. . The champions' final league fixture is against
Liverpool on Sunday. The game, which kicks off at 1pm, will be shown live from
the Racecourse Ground on MUTV.'

from Pete our reserve reporter

'Aston Villa lost at home tonight and so Manchester United are CHAMPIONS of
the FA Premier Reserve League (North). As some of you may know the Reserve
team is my great love and so I'm thrilled to bits. My dad will be having a
pint in heaven as we speak and celebrating. He introduced me to the Reserves
when we had little money and he couldn't go to many away matches. For that, as
for everything in my Red life, I give him my love and my thanks. Keep the
faith, Peter '

and this comment from RN reader Robert

'You could do a lot worse than reprint the Red 11.org article on David
Jones-see http://red11.org/mufc/NewsViewerItem.do?newsdate=1145987525097
http://red11.org/mufc/NewsViewerItem.do?newsdate=1145987525097 -and go
further--it is almost negligent that
Jones/Jones/Bardsley/Spector/Rossi/Pique/Eagles have not been given the
opportunities they deserve--so much for the vaunted and
hypocritically-exaggerated youth policy---O'Shea was the last to come through
and his position looks precarious--or you can print this if you want!'

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[22] More Sportinglife on Danny Wallace
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
'Former Manchester United winger Danny Wallace does not believe his former club
will be able to delay Chelsea's Premiership title party.

The reigning champions need just a point from Saturday's Stamford Bridge clash
with Sir Alex Ferguson's side to make sure the in-form Red Devils will finish
behind them.

And Wallace, who had a four-year spell with United after a £1.2million move
from Southampton in 1989, is convinced Jose Mourinho's side will achieve
exactly that to enable the celebrations to begin at their opponents' expense.

He said: "For United it has been a poor season. Their fans want them to win two
or three trophies a season but they have won just the Carling Cup, although I
suppose one is better than nothing.

"The one they wanted and they won't get is the Premiership. Chelsea have
definitely secured that and have been the best team for a long time. It will be
a definite draw on Saturday."

United fans will be pinning their hopes on Wayne Rooney producing a
match-winning display, just as England supporters will soon be doing in the
World Cup finals.

Unsurprisingly, Wallace is a big fan of the 20-year-old, who has 21 goals to
his name already this season.

He said: "A lot of people have been building him up as the key player in the
World Cup but he is still only a kid so it will be a lot of pressure for him.

"But the season he has had has been so good he should be able to handle it. I
would pick him as my player of the year, although my daughter likes John Terry."

Wallace was a flying winger before his career was cut short in the mid-nineties
when he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a condition that means he now
has difficulty walking let alone running.

Nevertheless the 42-year-old, who made a single England appearance in 1986, was
determined to raise awareness of MS by completing the London Marathon.

While most competitors completed the 26-mile course on Sunday, the
grandfather-of-one had to be content with a more sedate pace with plenty of
rest stops.

By midweek he had reached the 17-mile mark and was hopeful of arriving at the
finishing line round about the same time as the Chelsea match.

Looking back Wallace insists he has nothing but happy memories from his
football career.

Wallace said: "I had 15 great years of first-class football. I played for
England - and scored one goal on my debut - and I won a few medals as well. I
had a good career so I can't complain."

Wallace, who famously played alongside younger brothers Rod and Ray for
Southampton before leaving for Old Trafford, helped Ferguson to his first
trophy at the United helm, the 1990 FA Cup.

But while the veteran Scot went on to amass an enviable silverware collection,
Wallace's own career was affected as MS took hold and within two years of
leaving United he found himself an unsuccessful trialist at Mansfield having
endured a frustrating stint at Birmingham.

Yet the condition had remained a mystery for many seasons.

He said: "The reason nobody knew it was MS was because I was getting a lot of
injuries which were everyday injuries that footballers get, like calf and
hamstring injuries and a little bit of back pain.

"So I never knew until I went to a specialist and had it diagnosed. I might
have had it six years before it was diagnosed but the symptoms didn't come out
until a lot later when I was playing for Birmingham."

Wallace, who is a grandfather and lives in Manchester, has had to take regular
rest periods as he makes his way towards the finishing line opposite Buckingham
Palace that most competitors passed on Sunday in a matter of hours.

But Wallace has had help from a man who had already achieved a similar feat in
a previous marathon, former boxer Michael Watson, who suffered severe brain
damage in a middleweight title fight with Chris Eubank in 1991.

Watson joined Wallace, who can be sponsored on the dannywallacefoundation.org
website, at Canary Wharf yesterday and helped him reach the 16-mile mark.'

Danny Wallace is taking part in the London Marathon - help by sponsoring him.

RN recently interviewed Danny Wallace and we're delighted to offer our support.
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very best.

You can also order his forthcoming book, Danny Boy, here

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[21] From the Daily Mail
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
'THE FA are coming under increasing pressure from the BBC to scrap the
traditional 3pm kick-off for the Cup Final and replace it with a controversial
Saturday tea-time start. This season's finalists West Ham and Liverpool were
staging their own dress rehearsal in a Premiership clash at Upton Park last
night and their meeting at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on May 13 will
have a 3pm kick-off.

But such are the impressive viewing figures from Saturday's semi-final between
Chelsea and Liverpool, when 9.7million tuned into the 5.15pm start, that fresh
moves have been made by the corporation this week to move the final to a later
kick-off in future years.

By comparison, ITV's figures for their Champions League semifinal involving
Arsenal becoming the first ever London club to reach the European Cup Final
were 7.5million. BBC Director General Mark Thompson is behind the move,
preferring to show the big live sporting events at 'unorthodox times to
maximise audiences'. The FA's chief executive Brian Barwick has been made aware
of this. With his background in broadcasting and understanding of the BBC's
demands, television executives were hoping for his support.

However, Sportsmail has learned that Barwick, once the head of sport at the BBC
and ITV, is leading the resistance. He is concerned a later kick-off would
allow supporters more time for drinking in the build-up to English football's
showpiece event, a fixture that is screened to 500million viewers around the
world. There is also the issue of fans travelling home after the match. Sports
Agenda first revealed the BBC's initial plan two years ago, but they are
redoubling their efforts with their contract halfway through its four-year
term. It will be a 'key negotiating point' in future talks regarding a new
contract, according to sources. Barwick is not alone in doubting the plan. The
FA Challenge Cup Committee, who have the final say, are also opposed to it.'

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[20] Sportinglife on team news
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
'Despite fierce competition from Wes Brown, Vidic is expected to start
alongside Rio Ferdinand in central defence, while Sir Alex Ferguson will check
on the extent of a minor groin problem Gabriel Heinze picked up on reserve-team
duty on Tuesday before finalising his squad.

After sticking with Ruud van Nistelrooy for the excellent Easter Monday win at
Tottenham, Ferguson is once again faced with a striking dilemma as fit-again
Louis Saha is pushing to partner Wayne Rooney.'

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[19] Vidic on Champions League
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
"I have not played in the Champions League before so I hope to put that right
next season. When I finish my career, I want to look back and remember I played
in the competition and did well in it."

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[18] Vidic on Europe
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
"Manchester United should be playing in the quarter-finals and semi-finals of
the Champions League every year. It is very important for us to do well in
Europe and by getting straight into the group phase, it means we can have a
proper break and then come back fully prepared."

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[17] Kenyon talks rubbish
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
In football, loyalty and passion first and foremost come from the fans and
without acknowledging the fans, then you cannot expect them to become a
consumer or a customer. For far too long, football treated fans as fans and
forgot what customers wanted. Clubs have now started to think about fans and
the amount of money they bring into football. You have to engage them better
and give them better facilities. Fundamentally, I dont think you can buy
success.

(but spending £300m of Roman's money helps eh)

The back-to-back Premiership title has only been done once in 15 years.
Theres no doubt about it the team which wins the Premier League is the best
team of the season and thats very different from competing in a club
competition"

Once in 15 years...er, don't think so baldy

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[16] Rossi on possible loan deal
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
"The best move would be to go out on loan to gain experience, but my aim and my
goal is to stay here and play with United"

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[15] Rossi wants to play
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
"It would be nice to play in the last couple of games. It is just a case of
wait and see. We are almost secure in second place anyway, so if we don't beat
Chelsea, maybe the manger might play a few youngsters in the final two games.
First-team wise, not much has happened for me since the Burton Albion game, so
at the moment it is about taking every opportunity I get to remind the manager
what I can do. Everyone wants to go out to Old Trafford and play with the best
players. It is the goal of everyone. You just hope your dream will come true."

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[14] SIlvestre confident
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
"Their defeat by Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final last weekend has hurt them
and we'll make them suffer even more. We are going to win and stop the party
they are planning."

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[13] What's that. A seconds earnings for Roman?
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
from Reuters

'Chelsea have escaped with a £10,000 fine and warned as to their future conduct
after they were found guilty of failing to control their players in a heated
game at West Brom last month. However, with a similar charge relating to their
behaviour at Fulham also on the horizon, that figure could rise significantly
should the Football Association again rule against the English champions.'

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[12] Henry wins Football Writers Award
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
from Reuters

'Arsenal striker and captain Thierry Henry was voted Footballer of the Year for
the third time in four years by the Football Writers' Association (FWA) on
Thursday.
The Frenchman, top scorer in the Premier League this season with 23 goals and
instrumental in helping Arsenal reach the Champions League final, was a clear
winner ahead of runner-up John Terry of Chelsea and Manchester United's Wayne
Rooney.
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard, the Professional Footballer's Association (PFA)
Player of the Year, finished fourth ahead of Joe Cole and last year's winner
Frank Lampard.
Henry also collected the award in 2003 and 2004, the first back-to-back winner,
and the first overseas player to win the award twice.
Paul Hetherington, chairman of the FWA, said: "Henry is a deserving winner in a
season when there have been several outstanding candidates, such as Terry,
Rooney and Gerrard.
"Henry's achievement ranks him up there as the greatest player in the 59-year
history of the award."

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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
Show that Red News site readers are nice people - and help a great charity

our Ast Ed is doing the Manchester run and if you're feeling kind hearted you
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[10] Gallas on tomorrow
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
After the fiasco in the FA Cup, our desire is now to clinch the title against
Manchester United and I am completely convinced we will be champions on
Saturday. A win against United is always to be celebrated but, in this case, we
want to stop them having any more thoughts of winning the league. But I am sure
they will not come down to London for a nice stroll. We will have to work hard
to win. We have not relaxed in the league in the past few months thinking it
was already done. Our rivals also count and we have had the Champions League to
think about. The European Cup is still something to achieve and at some time
our bad luck in this competition has to end.

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[9] Letter to Red News
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
Lottery Funding

Regarding the award of a £30,000 lottery grant to United. As you reported on
Red News on the 26th April, the culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, insisted the
grant was not a government decision. Speaking at culture questions in the
Commons on Monday 24th she sought to distance her department from the award.
However the cabinet minister defended the controversial move, aimed at
improving the physical fitness of the football club's staff, as a risk worth
taking. "This decision was taken by the regional sports board of Sport
England," she reported to MPs. The grant was designed to help "employers to
boost the levels of physical activity by employees" she explained.

Nuneaton MP Bill Olner challenged her on the payment, saying money going to a
"very rich organisation" could have been spent on more needy projects
elsewhere. I also read a report in the Sunday Telegraph which quoted one
Liberal MP as saying the award "must rank as amongst the most obscene ever
given out of lottery funds"

Then we learn that Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans has stepped up his campaign
against this award. The Ribble Valley Tory has put down a Commons Motion on the
issue after his original criticism of the grant sparked a wave of angry
reaction. Mr Evans said: "The response I have received from the original story
has been overwhelming. Many people have written to me highlighting the anger we
all feel over the awarding of this lottery grant. "We all know of causes that
are desperate for lottery money and have been turned down, whilst the second
richest football club in the world receives £30,000 to get their staff fit.
This can not be fair."

Well how about these examples of lottery funds that have been well appropriated
over the last four years.

26th April 2006
The Champion chartered accountants firm has been given £35,744 to bring in a
female salsa teacher to take classes at the firm's headquarters in Salford

14th April 2006
The survival of an endangered beetle has been secured after being discovered in
the Vale of Evesham. The Noble Chafer is to have its habitat saved after the
Cleeve Prior Heritage Trust were given help to buy rare orchards by the
Heritage Lottery Fund. A grant of £16,500 from the fund will enable them to
purchase 2.5 acres of traditional orchards as a community orchard.

4th April 2006
The Bath-based American Museum has been awarded a £450,500 Heritage Lottery
Fund grant to create an exhibition celebrating 200 years of history. The
exhibition will feature a full interpretation of US history over a 200-year
period from colonialism to the 20th century. Why do we need that in England?

7th September 2005
£48,000 lottery award for a project for schools on gypsy and travelling
communities. The fund has given a grant to Hampshire Council for a project on
the traditions of travelling communities.

24th February 2004
The film, The Sex Lives of the Potato Men, which stars comedian Johnny Vegas,
was made by a West Midlands-based production company with the help of a
£900,000 award.

27th February 2003
The future of a Herefordshire-based magazine for travellers has been guaranteed
for the next three years thanks to a £200,000 lottery grant. The Travellers
Times was launched five years ago by the Hereford's Rural Media Company. The
magazine aims to highlight the concerns of the travelling community across the
UK.

4th December 2002
Work is being carried out to revamp one of Norwich's most unusual historic
buildings - a disused urinal. The 10-sided toilet on St Crispin's Road dates
back to 1919 and is believed to be the oldest surviving concrete urinal in the
UK. It has been granted Grade II listed status, and is now being renovated at a
cost of £27,000.

Other parties that have benefitted from lottery payouts include projects on
Nubian heritage, African dishes and a study on dreadlocks has also been
successful. Other controversial grants include £420,000 to help Peruvian
farmers to breed edible guinea pigs, £20,000 on teaching prisoners to play the
xylophone and an award of £17,500 for the fashion designer Vivienne Westwood to
do up her home.

And who gets all the bad press?

Cheers

Mick

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[8] First chance to get RN125 and news from May8th-12th in our VIP area is now
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
As our final RN of the season (125) is out for the Charlton game and ONLY
available for one league game (instead of 2, 3 or 4), we obviously need to make
sure we sell above average for one day to make up for lost readership for not
having extra selling days.

Though we know you love the website - and news - it is the mag which is the
backbone for the whole RN 'foundation' and as such, for the news for Monday May
8th through to Friday May 12th, you will ONLY be able to get the news for that
day, as it happens and throughout that day, if you help us and buy a mag either
at the Charlton game or in advance by mail order here.

The news will then be contained in our VIP forum for each day - and you can
gain access (current subscribers, etc are in there for a year and will remain
so) if you are not already by being put in there if you order the mag here in
advance - or by giving us the password when you buy it at the Charlton game
which will relate to a question from the mag (which we'll let you know what to
do nearer the time). Buy or pre-order the mag and entry to the VIP area is FREE.

For those who are never going to buy the mag, and always 'just lurk' you will
be given Mondays news here as usual...but on the Tuesday, and so on and so on
until the Saturday - which will be the Friday news! We realise some will go
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[6] Head to Heads vs Chelsea
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
from BBC

HEAD TO HEAD TOTALS
League: Chelsea 35 wins, Man United 54, Draws 38
Prem: Chelsea 8 wins, Man United 8, Draws 11

HEAD TO HEAD at Chelsea
League: Chelsea 18 wins, Man United 29, Draws 16
Prem: Chelsea 4 wins, Man United 4, Draws 5

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[5] Ref tomorrow is
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
Mike Dean.

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[4] BBC on Keano game
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
'Celtic star Roy Keane's testimonial against his former club Manchester United
at Old Trafford on 9 May is a 68,000 sell-out. An estimated 25,000 Celtic fans
will travel to the game - the biggest away support at a British game - and have
been allocated the entire North Stand. The match is expected to break all
records for receipts in benefit games. Keane, who is yet to confirm which team
he will play for in the game, will donate the profits to charity.'

NB. Still waiting to hear how much will go to charity though.

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[3] Book Offers
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
You can order one of the many books we have in stock by credit card - Visa,
Mastercard, Amex, Switch or Solo - via the fast, safe and secure paypal.

Prices are as follows, please fill in the name of the book and the price column
online accordingly

All prices are for UK, for Europe add £1 for each book, £2 for ROW

Red News' European Glory 68 and 99 by the fans - £9.50 inc p&p
Red News' If The Reds Should Play - travelling across Europe as United
supporters - £8.99 inc p&p
Frank Taylor's The Day A Team Died - £10.50 inc p&p
Keith Norris' My Big Lily - £10.50 inc p&p

e.mail

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My Memories of Manchester United by Norman Whiteside (published 2003) just
£5.99 INCLUDING postage and packing (rrp £14.99 - you save £9!) through Red
News.

All prices are for UK, for Europe add £2 for each book, £4 for ROW

When ordering state Norman on product code

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[2] Crewe want Eddie Johnson on loan pemanently?
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
Dario Gradi

"We've had an initial chat and we'll be speaking to him again next week
probably."

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[1] The Best
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Posted Friday, April 28, 2006 by ed:
The Best

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plain text email version of news

M, L (28 inches high, 22 inches wide), XL (29 inches high, 24 inches wide) and
XXL sizes available

Just £15 inc p&p UK, £17 ROW - product code is, simply, BEST

You can order by sending a cheque to Red News, P.O.Box 176, Manchester, M16 8LG.

Alternatively you can order by credit card - Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Switch or
Solo - for any one or any number of the shirts/hoods via the fast, safe and
secure paypal.

Just make sure you enter the correct product code for each shirt/hoodie (listed
on the shop part of the site) when ordering, together with the size (if others
than extra large are available, check on each specific item if that is the
case) and the correct price - please fill in the price column online
accordingly. Prices includes postage and packing.

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