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JUST £44.99 inc p&p in the UK (£54.99 ROW) FOR ALL OF THESE! --------------------------------- [10] Stuart Brennan in MEN --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: 'NOT every football fan in England is hanging on every word about Wayne Rooney's metatarsal. In fact, it's fair to say that a sizeable chunk of the Red half of Manchester is praying that the Scouse sensation does NOT recover in time for the World Cup. Sir Alex Ferguson insists that his staff are doing everything they can to give Rooney a fighting chance of making it but the United boss is adamant that he will not risk his star player's future by allowing him to be rushed back too soon. Advertisement your story continues below For many United fans, the matter is simple. Rooney has to be fit for the start of the Premiership season - otherwise the Reds risk another campaign of vainly chasing Chelsea. But the indifference of many United fans to England, an indifference which sometimes breaks out into outright hostility, goes way beyond the tug of war over Rooney. The hardcore of United's support does not "do" England, for reasons which have all kinds of historical, cultural, geographical and footballing roots. Authority Mancunians have always been a feisty lot, never afraid to question authority or stand up to injustice - hence the Peterloo massacre, or the mill workers' refusal to handle Confederate cotton during the American Civil War, in solidarity with the slaves. It is a city proud of its own identity and tradition, and suspicious of the motives of the capital city, whether that be the Government or the Football Association. And the fact that Manchester has always been an immigrant city, with waves of Flemish, Irish, Jewish, Levantine, German and Italian people settling here since the 14th century, has perhaps caused many of us to have a suspicious view of patriotism. The old Stretford End banner reading "Republic of Mancunia" perhaps sums it up - Manchester has tended to see itself as a city apart in many ways, in football as in culture and politics. United's support drew heavily from the city's Irish immigrant population in its early years, and many of its modern Mancunian support are second and third generation Irish, hardly conducive to supporting England. The 1966 World Cup was celebrated by the nation, but the mood had started to change in Manchester by the Seventies, when England was starting to be perceived as just another southern team - and not a particularly good one. United fans watched United, and most match-going England fans were from London and the south, with virtually all home games being played at Wembley. Injuries An England under-23 match at Old Trafford in 1976 had the Stretford End cheering when one of the five United players in the team touched the ball, and booing when any other England player did. They ended with a plaintive chant of "We'd rather watch United..." If that jaundiced view of England was setting in during the Seventies, it was reinforced in the Eighties, when it seemed that no United player could go away on international duty with England without sustaining serious, and sometimes career-ending, injuries. Gary Bailey, Steve Coppell and Neil Webb all had their careers cut short through injuries they received playing for their country, while Bryan Robson also suffered. By the Nineties, United were the biggest thing in English football so any doubts that United supporters might need a second-rate second team had been blown away. Add to that the increasingly strained relationship between United and the FA, and the divorce between United's core support and England was just about complete. England are the FA's team, rather than the nation's, and the FA is heavily influenced by anti-United forces, not least Arsenal and David Dein, who is a vice-chairman of both. So the reasoning goes. Sir Alex Ferguson has helped to fuel that particular fire by accusing the FA of singling United out for harsh treatment. For many angry Reds, England and the FA are indistinguishable, all part of the Establishment. Of course, the situation is not black and white. There are United fans who will be in Germany supporting England, and there are those who will be desperate for them to get knocked out as soon as possible, and in between there is a mass of supporters who will want England to do well or who could not care less. Most of those in that middling group would not want England to do well if it meant risking Rooney for United next season.' http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-795737-10306273 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-795737-10357057 Up to 8Mbps Broadband Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [9] FA statement --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: "England head coach Sven-Goran Eriksson has confirmed today Wayne Rooney will fly out to Germany with the rest of the England squad on Monday. Wayne will then return to England on Wednesday for a scan on his foot in Manchester. Wayne will be accompanied by the England team doctor Leif Sward who will then analyse the scan with Manchester United." --------------------------------- [8] Nobby Stiles on Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: "I would take Rooney, definitely. I'm a big Man Utd and England supporter and hopefully he'll be 90% fit. I wouldn't want anything to be dangerous for the lad but as an England supporter I would want him to be there because he is so quick and can change a game. He is a very confident lad. He is the nearest thing I've seen to Duncan Edwards. I joined United when I was 15 in 1957 and the crash happened eight months later. But I had watched Duncan growing up and people often ask me why were the 'Busby Babes' so good - it was because they didn't know danger. Duncan was that good and he would have only been 29 when we won the World Cup in 1966. But I honestly think Rooney is like him. I look at Rooney and the way he is built and you would think he would not be able to run. But he is built in a similar way and he is so quick. I would love him to go. With him in the side we have got a great chance - our best chance since 1966. I think Carragher is a very good defender. I did that role for England. At United I played at the back but for England, Alf had me in the midfield in front of Bobby Moore and Jack Charlton. So I think he could do that role well." --------------------------------- [7] 6 for £6! Bargain --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: There are 6 Red News' from this season still available... and you can get ALL 6 for JUST £6 INCLUDING p&p in UK... £10 ROW... and when you order you get FREE entry into our VIP Forum for a month. What a bargain! Never read the mag? Or just missed out this season? 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Order here - product code 6OFFER To order a single copy click on single copy order e.mail https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=rednewsweb%40mac%2ecom&item_name=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&item_number=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&no_shipping=0&no_note=1¤cy_code=GBP&bn=PP%2dBuyNowBF&charset=UTF%2d8 https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=rednewsweb%40mac%2ecom&item_name=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&item_number=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&no_shipping=0&no_note=1¤cy_code=GBP&bn=PP%2dBuyNowBF&charset=UTF%2d8 --------------------------------- [6] Praise for Fortune --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: former South Africa coach Stuart Baxter Without doubt, Quinton will be one of the signings of the summer and I can understand why Gordon wants him. People may say he has not played much for Manchester United but he had bad luck with injuries and, when you compete with Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes for a game, it's always hard to get a run in a side. And it's no disgrace if you don't play every week. But, for me, at South Africa, he was the ideal professional. I wanted to play him as a holding midfielder and he was excellent. He can also drive on and attack and I knew when I was making up my bench, I didn't need cover at left-midfield or left-back as Quinton could play there as well." --------------------------------- [5] More Fortune agent --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: "Hopefully, we will speak to Peter Lawwell on Thursday. The meeting is not 100% set-up yet, but we hope that's when we will be speaking to Celtic. We don't know if they will make an offer straight away, but, hopefully, we will begin talks Celtic's interest is clear, we were invited up for an informal chat last Friday. But Quinton is keeping an open mind on things. We have to make sure everything is right from a financial point of view and also from a football point of view, especially from the football side of things because Quinton just wants to play regularly again. He has been injured so his priority is to get fit for the pre-season and play first-team football on a regular basis. If an offer is on the table, then he will have to decide whether he wants to stay in the north-west of England or a clean break and try a new league altogether. I will sit down with Quinton and his wife and he will have a decision to make. ut I can't really say whether Quinton is leaning towards Celtic or not, there are plusses there but there are plusses at other clubs who are interested." Practical Photography Gear of the Year 2005 - Bargain price 6MP camera with good reviews Fuji FinePix S7000 Digital Camera [6MP, 6 x Optical Zoom] just £199.99 Lee Sharpe's book now in paperback, just £3.99! --------------------------------- [4] Saha plays --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: tonight alongside Henry for France vs Denmark 16-Fabien Barthez (Olympique Marseille), 19-Willy Sagnol (Bayern Munich), 15-Lilian Thuram (Juventus), 5-William Gallas (Chelsea), 3-Eric Abidal (Olympique Lyon), 4-Patrick Vieira (Juventus), 6-Claude Makelele (Chelsea), 7-Florent Malouda (Olympique Lyon), 10-Zinedine Zidane (Real Madrid), 12-Thierry Henry (Arsenal), 21-Louis Saha (Manchester United). --------------------------------- [3] Veron future unsure --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: from SKY 'Internazionale have decided to part company with Chelsea midfielder Juan Sebastian Veron after two seasons on loan at the club. The club had been awaiting a decision from the 31-year-old Argentinian playmaker on his future. But the player's agent Fernando Hidalgo has revealed the club could not wait any longer. "I met Nerazzurri technical director Marco Branca on Friday and everything is clear," he told Corriere dello Sport. "Everyone must make their choices. Inter could literally miss out on the whole transfer window, waiting for Veron's decision." Veron is currently holidaying with his family in Argentina, but it is not yet clear whether he will make a permanent switch to his native country from Chelsea.' --------------------------------- [2] Away Match Specials! --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: If you have any memorable stories - interesting incidents or just plain fond memories - of the away match special trains that used to pack Utd fans on their way to away matches (and sometimes mayhem) we'd love to hear your stories - as usual send anything and everything to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - thanks! --------------------------------- [1] From yesterdays Mirror --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2006 by ed: 'RUUD VAN Nistelrooy has been told by Holland coach Marco van Basten to revive his career at AC Milan if there is no I way back for him at Manchester United. Van Basten, who won two European Cups in an illustrious playing career at Milan, has been sympathetic to van Nistelrooy's plight since the striker's fall-out with Sir Alex Ferguson. Milan have joined the list of clubs in the hunt for van Nistelrooy and are ready to make their move with a £10million bid to beat rivals Inter to his signing. And it is understood van Basten believes that Milan would be the perfect club for the United hitman to relaunch his career. Van Nistelrooy, 29, was axed from United's last game of the season by Fergie after a training ground bust-up with teammate Cristiano Ronaldo. United's record European goalscorer was ordered to leave the team hotel and Fergie took the unusual step of going public with his criticism of him. Now it appears there is no way back for van Nistelrooy, who is desperate for a successful World Cup to prove his worth. Van Basten believes van Nistelrooy's problems at United will not affect him at the World Cup. "I don't have any problems with Ruud at all," he said. "I am totally confident in his ability. Ruud is a player who likes to work hard and he loves to win. "He's a very important member of our team and I'm confident he will have a great World Cup." United want around £13m for van Nistelrooy but are understood to be willing to accept about £11m for the player who has become an outcast at Old Trafford. Holland keeper Edwin van der Sar claims the Dutch only have an outside chance of triumphing in Germany. He said: "There are three or four teams with an excellent chance of winning but I don't think we're one of them though." --------------------------------- [55] Fun and games at Charlton --------------------------------- Posted Tuesday, May 30, 2006 by ed: 'Crystal Palace have taken legal action against former boss Iain Dowie, who has been named as Charlton's new manager. Palace chairman Simon Jordan confirmed the club intend to serve Dowie with a writ for "fraudulent statements about his reasons for leaving the club". Dowie left the Palace job he had held since 2003 on 22 May and Jordan said: "He told me he wanted to go back to the north to be with his family. "My club waived compensation because he said he wanted to return to the north." Dowie had a compensation clause in his contract which meant if he left for another club they would have to pay Palace £1m. I would not issue a writ on a point of principle, I issue it on a point of law Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan However, Jordan agreed to waive that clause and it is this that prompted the chairman to take action. "I released him from a £1million compensation clause because he said he wasn't going to do what he's done," said Jordan. "Iain Dowie had a £1million compensation clause in his contract and there is no reason why I would take that out unless it was as a gesture of goodwill. "I'll prove it to the High Court. I would not issue a writ on a point of principle, I issue it on a point of law." Dowie left his post at Selhurst Park by mutual consent and was immediately linked to the Charlton vacancy. Jordan made it clear at the time he would be unhappy if Dowie were to switch to The Valley saying: "I would be disappointed if Iain were to turn up at Charlton. I'm not going to let it sour a good day for me Iain Dowie "He understands my view. I have made this situation far less acrimonious than it could have been." Dowie, however, has publicly said he wanted to leave Selhurst Park for a "new challenge". A court representative tried to serve Dowie with the writ during the media conference at The Valley but he was turned away. Dowie insisted he had not held discussions with Charlton before leaving Palace. "The first conversation I had with Charlton was two days after," said the former Northern Ireland international. "If that is what he (Jordan) feels then that is what he feels but it totally misrepresents the conversation I had with Simon. "I'm not going to let it sour a good day for me." --------------------------------- [54] Gary Bailey on South Africa pre-season --------------------------------- Posted Tuesday, May 30, 2006 by ed: do we have any South African based readers who would are attending any of the matches and would be able to take pics/write a report for RN? "I've played in a few pre-season friendlies when you find yourself with egg on your face! You can't mess about with (so-called) minor opposition because on their day they can be very useful, especially when you're playing in an unfamiliar environment in very different conditions. I don't think any of United's games in South Africa will be easy. It'll be the middle of winter during their visit so some of the pitches will be bone-dry. There will be rain in Cape Town and it'll be very humid in Durban. Overall, I think it will be a good test for United before the start of next season. The boys were last here in 1993 and that was a great occasion for all the fans. This summer fans will get the chance to see some of the older established pros like Scholes and Giggs, as well as the younger stars of the squad in Kieran Richardson, Gerard Pique and Giuseppe Rossi. Everyone is very much looking forward to United's visit and I'm sure the team will get a fantastic reception when they arrive." --------------------------------- [53] Local Tampa based newspaper on response to Glazer --------------------------------- Posted Tuesday, May 30, 2006 by ed: http://www.sptimes.com/2006/05/28/Bucs/Manchester_United_fan.shtml http://www.sptimes.com/2006/05/28/Bucs/Manchester_United_fan.shtml We're still awaiting word on the latest regarding owner Malcolm Glazer 's health after the Bucs disclosed 10 days ago he suffered a second stroke. In the meantime, nearly all the feedback from fans has been positive, most hoping for a speedy recovery. But on the other side of the pond, fans of his other high-profile sports entity - English soccer club Manchester United, one of the world's most valuable sports franchises - have a vastly different take. Posters on British Internet message boards aren't exactly mobilizing to send get-well cards. Regrettably, their reactions have been largely opposite. Here's a sampling from the few PG-rated comments we dug up: On sportnetwork.net, one poster writes, "Won't laugh at an old man's misfortune, but I'm not too sad about it either." At malcolmglazer.com, nearly all seem to agree Glazer is little more than an "ugly American" who is ruining the franchise. Others make disparaging remarks about his Jewish heritage. And on uwsonline.com (short for United We Stand), Glazer's second stroke was called, among other things, "a stroke of luck." Unfortunately, this kind of treatment of Glazer isn't completely new, with his 2005 takeover having spurred various public protests during which he was hung in effigy and arrests were made. But the vitriol is sad, to say the least. Having a passion for one's team is one thing, but allowing that passion to rise to the level of inhumane hatred is another. The Brits have been hammering Glazer ever since he expressed an interest in becoming the majority owner of the famous soccer club. Even the mainstream media have lined up to take shots at him. Fortunately, most of the coverage of his strokes has been fairly responsible, even if many of the stories written about him the past couple years have bordered on tabloid journalism. To be fair, the frustrations of Man U fans stem from more than the shock of a Yankee taking over their prized team. The transaction saddled a club that was debt-free with considerable debt, which could affect its buying power in the open European player market. That, coupled with declining fortunes on the field, has made Glazer an easy scapegoat. Another fact that has irritated Man U fans is that Glazer lacks their insatiable appetite for their sacred pastime, making his purchase little more than a business deal. He hasn't attended a game, but after three of his sons had to be hurried away from Man U's stadium during a protest last year, who can blame him? None of this justifies making Glazer public enemy No.1 in Britain. People, get a grip: It's just a game. --------------------------------- [52] David Meek in Belfast Telegraph on Les Olive --------------------------------- Posted Tuesday, May 30, 2006 by ed: 'Manchester United lost a valuable link with their past with the death of Les Olive, their former secretary who rose from office boy to director in a remarkable connection with the club spanning 64 years. I was at his funeral in Salford yesterday and couldn't help but feel that his passing is yet another blow for those who feel that our big sophisticated clubs have lost touch with their roots. For me, as long as Les Olive was involved with Old Trafford I felt United had not surrendered totally to the branding of the club as a commercial enterprise rather than as a football club. Les represented the old guard, untouched by the obscene amounts of money swilling through the game, and always striving to maintain contact with ordinary supporters. He was a man of integrity and principle who loved the grass roots of the game. And, yet it's doubtful whether Manchester United would have survived without him during those dark days that followed the Munich air crash in 1958. Les had not long been appointed assistant secretary and with the death in the accident of Walter Crickmer he found himself suddenly in the middle of a trauma that could easily have seen the end of Manchester United as a senior football club. As he once explained to me: "There was so much to do there was no time to stop and think about the enormity of what had happened, which was perhaps a good thing. People rallied round, especially Alma George, Walter's secretary, and Betty my wife, who as a shorthand typist was of immense help. We sent our daughter, Susan, who was three at the time to stay with friends and Betty and I worked together 15 or 16 hours a day for several weeks. Some of the players were not on the phone and Betty went round to their houses to break the terrible news to their families. The Ground Committee came in to help with the sacks of mail and Freddie Owen, later to become assistant secretary, took a lot on his shoulders as well. Somehow we got through." Eventually the club settled down, Les was made secretary, but great changes were on their way under new chairman Louis Edwards as United headed for their first trophy after Munich by winning the FA Cup in 1963 on their way to their other epic achievements in the sixties. Les Olive will be missed not only as one of the good guys but for what he represented in the game of football. Although he bravely fought prostate cancer, he was at the reunion dinner of the Association of Former Manchester United Players only last month. As he got up to leave early chairman John Doherty hailed him as "the most honest man I have ever met." --------------------------------- [51] More Fortune agent --------------------------------- Posted Tuesday, May 30, 2006 by ed: "There is no doubt that Celtic are very high on the list of Quinton's list of options. He was hugely impressed by the set-up and very encouraged that Gordon Strachan was so keen to meet him before Gordon went on holiday. Fitness will not be an issue and neither will be motivation. Quinton is desperate to play top-class football again after missing most of the season. He is fitter than ever and is so determined to do well that he is not going on holiday this summer. He has started pre-season training on his own." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For United books, videos, DVDs etc http://www.rednews.co.uk/ama.php?id=amazon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For the very latest news check out the website: http://www.rednews.co.uk Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RED_NEWS_MUFC_NEWS/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
