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Post by The Chosen one on Jun 1, 2006 2:05:57 GMT
Now that the season as finished and we are left to look back at the times that could of been and the moments that saddened the hearts of many...What ave been your worst parts of the season?
For me it as got to be the point when we knew that we were knocked out of the Champions league, that was a very sad day but there is no way that we were going to let this effect us and we had to make sure that we picked ourselves up and just moved on and that is just what we did and credit for us for doing that. We have got to make sure that we learn from our mistakes and this was one of them and i believe that it will be a different story come next season.
I know that there have been alot of sad moments this season, and another one for me would have to be the injury to Alan smith. It was not nice to see one of your players like that on the floor in the pain that he was in and knowing that you can do nothing but watch with fear and hope that he will be alright. It is great to see him back on his feet and i know that it is going to be another few months before he gets on the pitch but he as made the start that he wanted and he as got to make sure that he keeps this us and i am sure that he will.
And then we have got the Liverpool defeat in the F.A.Cup, and i have got to say that if we had of won that match i feel that we would of been he favorites in the cup to go out there and bring home the 2nd piece of silverware this season and it's a shame that we didn't do this, but again, we had to make sure that we didn't let this phase is and we just got stronger from this and made sure that we went on to make the most out of the season that we had left.
Loosing Keano was a very low point in the season, he was with us for along time and it was sad to see him go, but at the end of the day he as always wanted to play for Celtic and there is no reason what so ever why we should of stood in his way and he had got the freedom to do what ever he wants and it is great to see that he is happy where he is, people move on and this is just a case of that.
So yeah, there have been alot of low points this season but we can not dwell on these and we have got to make sure that we go out there next season and show that we can be the best and do the goods on the pitch and get what we all want back at old Trafford, and that is the Premiership title and all the other silverware that we can challenge for. Next season i feel is the time when we get our name back on the map and make sure that once more, we are classified as the worlds best team, something that we have always knew all along.
-Tco
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Post by rewdie on Jun 1, 2006 13:36:39 GMT
When the chavs won the prem, if Utd dont win it ANY1 even the gooners will do over them!
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Post by JoshReddevilz on Jun 1, 2006 13:38:09 GMT
When Paulo Fereria tackled Rooney, wen spurs lost to west ham and arsenal got into the champs league,
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Post by onenedkelly on Jun 1, 2006 13:39:00 GMT
Keane leaving
Sunderland
Scousers in the Cup
CL EXIT
Smudgers and Heinzes injuries
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Post by sahahaha on Jun 1, 2006 13:49:03 GMT
Losing to Boro. Losing to Chelsea, dropping points against Sunderland was fucking awfull!
Seeing Fergie looking heart broken after being knocked out of the Champions league! The lost players and being knocked out the Fa cup by liverpool!
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Post by kearnsey6 on Jun 1, 2006 14:10:39 GMT
there were a lot of low points mainly middlesbrough,chelsea,liverpool away, and sunderland at home....but by far the worst feeling of the season and probaly my worst ever was losing 1-0 to lille away from home that was the most vile sickening distraught moment of supporting man utd for a long time.the performance was shocking wed just lost to middlesbrough we were about to face chelsea and everything i mean everything was going wrong keano was on his way and had said his feelings. but the worst part was the ferguson interview after the match i sat in bed at night listening to it and id never ever heard such a glum lost for words fergie, the great man had nothing to say normally a rallying cry would be the next step but he couldnt stomach it that was the moment that i thought this would be fergies very last seaon but thank god we put up a united front for the second half of the season
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Post by sahahaha on Jun 1, 2006 14:14:20 GMT
The players let him down that night, I just think he was gutted, and rightly so!
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Post by Busby Boy on Jun 1, 2006 14:15:33 GMT
Gabi & Smudge's injuries, the European campaign, the defeat to Chelsea and Wazza's injury!
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Post by caks1999 on Jun 1, 2006 14:35:29 GMT
There were quite a few lows alright. Being knocked out of the Champions League tops the bill I think, it had been coming right from the opening game of the group stage but, even when it happened, it was almost unfathomable. While they weren't exactly setting the world alight domestically, you always expected that they could turn it on for Europe. I had so much confidence in them as they went to Benfica and when Scholes scored, I thought, "Yes, Fergie's done it again." I was sure that the big man wouldn't let them get beat in such a big game.
Losing to Liverpool in the Cup was pretty bad too, especially to a goal from England's answer to Carsten Jancker.
I think the worst thing was, whereas United had been always so prolific against the smaller teams, these last few seasons have been different and the Sunderland game was proof of that. The days of teams coming to Old Trafford, retreating under their shells and staying their for ninety minutes so as not to get a complete hammering appear to be gone. United have never been that overly consistent against the bigger sides (barring Arsenal) but their ability to take six points every season off Fulham, Sunderland, Bolton, etc. was often the deciding factor in deciding the destination of the title.
Chelsea's consistency is something else though, United's points tally would be enough to at least mount a real challenge any other season. Indeed, in any other country. Things were not all that bad - the highlight being that great moment when, standing in the Stretford End having spent half an hour anxiously looking towards the clock, the heart skipped a beat as Reina got a hand to a fantastic header, but to no avail as Rio celebrated and Neville gesticulated.
All in all, it wasn't a bad season, there were many more highs and lows that aren't mentioned above. We'll be back next year, but with Ballack and Shevchenko now donning the blue, the task of wrestling from Mourinho's grip the trophy that once called Old Trafford 'home' is a huge one.
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Post by onenedkelly on Jun 1, 2006 14:38:12 GMT
#thumb# There were quite a few lows alright. Being knocked out of the Champions League tops the bill I think, it had been coming right from the opening game of the group stage but, even when it happened, it was almost unfathomable. While they weren't exactly setting the world alight domestically, you always expected that they could turn it on for Europe. I had so much confidence in them as they went to Benfica and when Scholes scored, I thought, "Yes, Fergie's done it again." I was sure that the big man wouldn't let them get beat in such a big game. Losing to Liverpool in the Cup was pretty bad too, especially to a goal from England's answer to Carsten Jancker. I think the worst thing was, whereas United had been always so prolific against the smaller teams, these last few seasons have been different and the Sunderland game was proof of that. The days of teams coming to Old Trafford, retreating under their shells and staying their for ninety minutes so as not to get a complete hammering appear to be gone. United have never been that overly consistent against the bigger sides (barring Arsenal) but their ability to take six points every season off Fulham, Sunderland, Bolton, etc. was often the deciding factor in deciding the destination of the title. Chelsea's consistency is something else though, United's points tally would be enough to at least mount a real challenge any other season. Indeed, in any other country. Things were not all that bad - the highlight being that great moment when, standing in the Stretford End having spent half an hour anxiously looking towards the clock, the heart skipped a beat as Reina got a hand to a fantastic header, but to no avail as Rio celebrated and Neville gesticulated. All in all, it wasn't a bad season, there were many more highs and lows that aren't mentioned above. We'll be back next year, but with Ballack and Shevchenko now donning the blue, the task of wrestling from Mourinho's grip the trophy that once called Old Trafford 'home' is a huge one. |
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Post by redarmy on Jun 1, 2006 16:24:27 GMT
coming home on the plane from Lisbon, after losing 2-1 to SL, well if any of you were on the same plane i dont need to explain. There literally wasnt a word spoken, i think everyone on board was too stuck for words.. manchester united out at the group stages.. it was a lack luster performance, it was meant to be a night in tribute to George best and we let him down.. big style.
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Post by Crilly on Jun 1, 2006 17:24:45 GMT
Not being involved in the Community Shield due to a shit 04/05 season
Not buying a midfielder in the summer
Drawing with c i t e h
getting tonked by boro
knocked out of the Champs lge in 4th place in one of our easiest groups ever - disgraced only scored 2 goals???
George Best dying - RIP
another set back for solskjaer
Heinze out for season
Losing to c i t e h
having to regard the joke a cola cup win as an achievement
Ruud's attitude in Liverpool game
Losing to a fucking retards header in above game
Smith's broken leg and the disgracefull actions of scouse bastards - lobing bottles at the ambulance #furious#
scousers winning a trophy
Chelski doin as they please again cos fining them is waste of fecking time and they dont care
looking utterly outclassed against chelsea in 3-0 humiliation
losing shirt sponsorship
not get our trophy back for the third time in a row
Keane leaving
Quintin leaving
0 pts of blackburn
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Post by redseven on Jun 1, 2006 19:05:48 GMT
smiths horror injury, CL exit.....the level of THAT perfomance agaisnt chelsea....THAT draw agaisnt sunderland, losing to man city......
however, despite this i thought it was a slight improvement over the 04/05 campaign
just a slight one tho
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Post by Red from the heat on Jun 1, 2006 20:26:58 GMT
Byand far the one/one draw with City in September. For some reason I just couldn't get that out of my head all season.
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Post by Red Yank on Jun 1, 2006 20:56:40 GMT
Losing to Boro and having to listen to the gooners in attendance at the pub delighting in it. #furious# Heinze injury  Dismal display in CL  Losing to the scousers in the FA cup and everything else in that match (Smith injured, ambulance attacked) #boxing# Losing 3-0 to Chelsea and listening to all of the rent boys out sing us in the pub, then of course the Rooney injury  #furious# Scholes not playing  Ruud's lack luster performance in the scouse and Sunderland matches Losing Keano  Citeh...are you kidding me??? Blackburn?  this is a joke right? Can't beat S U N D E R L A N D? #furious# |
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