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HighLight BPL Manchester united vs Blackburn 21 februari 2009

2009-02-21T17:30:00.000-08:00

EPL 2008-2009 26th
Saturday February 21, 2009
17:30 Day Old Trafford

Eng. Comm - JSC SPRT - FLV 1150 Kbps
Pre Match Video
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Goals

First Goal for Manchester United by Rooney - Nice Goal 23
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Santa Cruz Draws for Blackburn 32
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Second Goal for Manchester United by C.Ronaldo - Great Freekick 63
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HighLight BPL West Bromwich Albion vs Manchester United

2009-01-29T06:38:00.000-08:00

West Bromwich Albion vs Manchester United

Goals:

1-0 Berbatov
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2-0 Tevez
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3-0 Vidic
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4-0 Ronaldo
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5-0 Ronaldo
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Highlight Carling Cup 2009 Manchester United vs Derby County 4-2

2009-01-21T03:03:00.000-08:00

4-2

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HighLight BPL Bolton vs Manchester United

2009-01-18T08:54:00.000-08:00

BERBATOV 90'

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Highlight BPL Manchester United vs Wigan

2009-01-16T16:38:00.000-08:00

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MAN TD VS WIGAN

1-0 WAYNE ROONEY 1'

Ryan Giggs - True Red | DVDRip - XviD |

2009-01-12T14:20:00.001-08:00

DVD REVIEW:

Best, Law, Charlton, Robson, Cantona, Keane. Manchester United has had many great players - but the greatest of them all is Ryan Giggs.

No one has made more appearances for United.

No one has won more trophies with United.

He is the most decorated footballer in English history.

Ryan Giggs: True Red is a unique insight into the life of a legend. With intimate access both on and off the field it explores the man behind the magic. Ryan - so proud to have worn the Red of both United and Wales - reveals his life story in his own words and as seen through the eyes of his team-mates, his manager, his friends and family.

This historic film includes rare and exclusive footage of Ryan at home, previously unseen family videos, and behind the scenes at both Old Trafford and in Moscow ahead of the 2008 Champions League Final.

Charting his incredible impact as a sensational 17 year old through to the glorious finale to the 2007/08 season in Wigan and Moscow, this is the definitive celebration of his glittering, record-breaking career.

He is a Manchester United legend and the ultimate True Red.

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Giggsy's Goals
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Cristiano Ronaldo FIFA best world player 2008

2009-01-12T14:05:00.000-08:00

Cristiano Ronaldo collected his first FIFA World Player title while Marta claimed her third successive FIFA Women's World Player award at the 18th FIFA World Player Gala at the Zurich Opera House on Monday evening.

Ronaldo had a remarkable 2008, in which he scored 31 goals for Manchester United in the Premier League and propelled his club not only to another league title but also to the UEFA Champions League crown. He performed creditably at international level at UEFA EURO 2008, although Portugal were eliminated in the quarter-finals. Ronaldo reaped 935 points in the vote in which the coaches and captains of 155 national teams took part. Argentina's Lionel Messi finished second (678 points) and was trailed by Spain's Fernando Torres (203), Brazil's Kaká (183) and Spain's Xavi (155).

Marta delivered an outstanding performance at the Women's Olympic Football Tournament in Beijing 2008, and equalled the record set by Birgit Prinz by claiming her third consecutive FIFA Women's World Player title. For the women's vote, 139 coaches and captains cast their vote and Marta won comfortably (1,002 points) ahead of Germany's Birgit Prinz (328), Brazil's Cristiane (275), Germany's Nadine Angerer (198) and England's Kelly Smith (150).

For the first time ever, a distinction was awarded for one of the many development programmes supported by FIFA. The purpose of the FIFA Development Award is to recognise the work carried out by FIFA and the 208 FIFA member associations in the area of football development. The Palestinian Football Federation was honoured for having maintained, under difficult circumstances, their football organisation and their national team. Together with the help of FIFA and some donators, they completed a major refurbishment of the Al-Husseini Stadium, in the city of Al-Ram near Ramallah, which has become the first stadium in the Palestinian territories to meet the requirements to stage an international game. As a result, on 26 October 2008, Palestine were able to play their first international match at home, against Jordan, since the affiliation of their football association to FIFA in 1998.

The FIFA Presidential Award went to women's football in general in acknowledgement of its tremendous development worldwide. It was presented to the US women's national team

The FIFA Fair Play Award went to the President and team captain of the Turkish Football Association, Mahmut Özgener and Tuncay Sanli respectively, as well as their counterparts at the Football Federation of Armenia, President Ruben Hayrapetyan and team captain Sargis Hovsepyan. During the 6 September Armenia v. Turkey FIFA World Cup qualification match, the Presidents of both countries shook hands after decades of distrust and diplomatic silence between. in recognition of their outstanding performances on the field and their immense contribution to increasing the popularity of the women's game. Amongst others, US women have clinched gold at the Olympics three times (1996, 2004, 2008) and won the FIFA Women's World Cup twice (1991, 1999), and they were also victorious at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in 2008. At the Gala, US international midfielder Heather O'Reilly collected the trophy from FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter and Football Committee member Charmaine Hooper.

[ Highlight BPL ] Manchester United vs Chelsea 3-0

2009-01-11T19:24:00.000-08:00

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3-0 (Vida-Roo-Berba)

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Manchester City vs Manchester United

2008-12-02T04:01:00.000-08:00

Barclays Premier League, Matchday 15
Manchester City x Manchester United
Sunday 30th November, 13:30 GMT
City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester

:: Prematch Video ::

Hughes : City are ready for United
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:: Goals ::

0-1 Rooney Min.41
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:: Extras ::

Rooney Chance Min.8
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C.Ronaldo Header Min.13
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Berbatov Header Min.22
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Evra Chance Min.26
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Ireland Shot Min.31
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Garrido Free Kick Min.65
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C.Ronaldo Red Card Min.67
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[Video Highlights BPL] Manchester United 2008 - 2009

2008-11-15T11:03:00.000-08:00

Barclays Premier League, Matchday 13
Manchester United x Stoke City
Saturday, 15th November, 15:00 GMT
Old Trafford, Manchester

:: PreMatch Videos ::

Football Saturday Preview
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Van der Sar on Title Chances
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:: Goals ::

1-0 C.Ronaldo Min.3
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2-0 Carrick Min.45
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3-0 Berbatov Min.48
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4-0 Welbeck Min.84
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5-0 C.Ronaldo Min.89
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:: Extras ::

Park Chance Min.42
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Arsenal vs Manchester United [8-11-2008]

2008-11-08T09:02:00.000-08:00

Arsenal vs Man United
English Premier League 08/09
Matchday 12
Emirates Stadium
8-11-2008

::Goals::

1st Goal for Arsenal - Nasri 22'
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2nd Goal for Arsenal - Nasri 48'
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1st Goal for Man United - Rafael 90'
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Rooney's shot goes over the crossbar 18'
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Almunia is kicked in the head and substituted
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[Video Highlights UCL] Celtic vs Manchester United

2008-11-06T16:22:00.000-08:00

UEFA Champions League Group E, Matchday 4
Celtic x Manchester United
Wednesday, 5th November, 19:45 GMT
Celtic Park, Glasgow

:: PreMatch Video ::

Alex Ferguson on Celtic Game
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:: Goals ::

1-0 McDonald Min.13
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1-1 Giggs Min.84
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:: Extras ::

C.Ronaldo Free Kick Min.9
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Vidic Header Min.56
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Highlight BPL Manchester United vs Hull city 4-3 [ 1-11-2008 ]

2008-11-01T10:22:00.000-07:00

Manchester United vs Hull City
English Premier League 08/09
Matchday 11
Old Trafford
1-11-2008

::Goals::

1st Goal for Man United - Ronaldo 3'
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1st Goal for Hull City - Cousin 23'
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2nd Goal for Man United - Carrick 29'
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3rd Goal for Man United - Ronaldo 44'
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4th Goal for Man United - Vidic 57'
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2nd Goal for Hull City - Mendy 69'
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3rd Goal for Hull City - Geovanni 82' (PK)
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::Extras::

Berbatov skill 10'
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Berbatov's shot 49'
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Highlight Manchester United vs West Ham 2-0 [ 29-10-2008 ]

2008-10-29T16:29:00.000-07:00

Manchester United vs West Ham
English Premier League 08/09
Matchday 10
Old Trafford
29-10-2008

::Goals::

1st Goal for Man United - Ronaldo 14'
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2nd Goal for Man United - Ronaldo 29'
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::Extras::

Ronaldo receives the FIFPro award and the golden boot.
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Rooney's chip 73'
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Highlights Everton vs Manchester United 1-1

2008-10-25T18:19:00.000-07:00

FLETCHER GOAL

FELLAINI GOAL

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[ Highlights UCL] Manchester United vs Celtic

2008-10-21T14:14:00.000-07:00

Manchester United vs Celtic
UEFA Champions League 08/09
Group E
Old Trafford
21-10-2008

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Stage 3 Trailer
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::Goals::

1st Goal for Man United - Berbatov 29'
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2nd Goal for Man United - Berbatov 51'
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3rd Goal for Man United - Rooney 76'
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Rooney's volley 18'
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The referee falls on the ground 21'
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Setelah Mencukur West Bromwich 4-0

2008-10-18T18:02:00.000-07:00

United Tembus Tiga Besar

Manchester United mulai memperlihatkan perkembangannya, setelah mencukur West Bromwich Albion dengan keunggulan telak empat gol tanpa balas di Stadion Old Trafford, Sabtu (18/10).Surplus tiga poin itu membuat tim asuhan Sir Alex Ferguson untuk sementara menempati peringkat tiga dengan 14 poin dan menyamai Hull City, yang baru akan bertanding esok hari. Sementara West Brom tertahan di urutan sembilan.

Dalam kurun waktu 10 menit pertama, alur permainan United belum terlihat signifikan, kendati sejak peluit babak pertama dibunyikan kendali permainan dipegang oleh United.

United sempat menceploskan bola ke dalam gawang West Brom di menit 22, saat Wayne Rooney meneruskan umpan Cristiano Ronaldo. Namun wasit menganulir setelah Rooney terlebih dulu melakukan pelanggaran.

Tak lama kemudian kiper West Brom Scott Carson menyelamatkan gawangnya dari upaya Rooney, saat tendangan bebas Ryan Giggs langsung disambar striker timnas Inggris itu ke sisi kiri gawang.

Lima menit paruh kedua berjalan, Wayne Rooney nyaris membobol gawang Carson saat tendangannya dari luar kotak penalti masih dapat ditepis oleh mantan kiper Liverpool tersebut.

Carson kembali menyelamatkan gawangnya, dimana kali ini ia berhasil menghentikan tendangan Dimitar Berbatov dari luar kotak penalti.

Aksi brilian Carson terhenti juga, setelah Wayne Rooney akhirnya menjebol gawang Carson di menit 56, saat tendangan datar menyusur ke sudut kiri gawang tidak dapat diselamatkan oleh Carson, setelah sebelumnya ia menerima umpan dari Ronaldo.

Menit 69 gawang West Brom kembali bobol, kali ini tendangan Cristiano Ronaldo melewati kawalan kaki Carson, setelah meneruskan umpan terobosan Wayne Rooney dari lini tengah.

Tiga menit kemudian Carson kembali memungut bola dari dalam gawangnya, saat sontekan Berbatov yang meneruskan umpan Nani tidak dapat diselamatkan olehnya.

Kerja sama apik antara Berbatov dan Rooney berbuah gol brilian yang tinggal dilesakkan oleh pemain pengganti Nani ke sudut kiri gawang, sehingga mengakhiri hasil akhir menjadi 4-0.

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Highlight Manchester United vs West Bromwich

2008-10-18T17:35:00.000-07:00

Manchester United vs West Bromwich

EPL , Matchday 8

Match Preview
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:: Goals ::

First Goal for Manchester United by Rooney 56
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Second Goal for Manchester United by Ronaldo 69
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Third Goal for Manchester United by Berbatov 71
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Fourth Goal for Manchester United by Nani 90
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A Dissallowed Goal for Rooney for a Foul 22
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Champions Wallpapers 2007/08

2008-10-12T08:34:00.000-07:00

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THE HISTORY OF OLD TRAFFORD

2008-10-10T12:08:00.000-07:00

Old Trafford began life on Archibald Leith's drawing board. The Scotsman was renowned for designing some of the best football stadia, so, when Manchester United needed a new stadium to be built in 1908, he was the man they approached. It was built in 1909, and contained some three sides of terracing, and a covered seating area.

Old Trafford was such a great stadium when it was built that it hosted several FA Cup finals, and became one of the most famous stadiums in England. A reporter for the Sporting Chronicle (February 19th 1910) even went so far as to describe it as "The most handsomest, the most spacious and the most remarkable arena I have ever seen. As a football ground it is unrivalled in the world, it is an honour to Manchester and the home of a team who can do wonders when they are so disposed"

Even today, it is regularly used by the English Football Association to host FA Cup semi-finals, not to mention the odd prestigious UEFA European Champions League final! Old Trafford also staged several games during the European Championships in 1996 when England had the pleasure of hosting the event.

The stadium was bombed during the wars, and United had to share a home with their great local rivals Manchester City for several years until Old Trafford was restored to its full glory.

Throughout the ages, Old Trafford has developed. The record attendance of 76,962 people was set in 1939, and, up until the late 1980's, crowds of 58,000 people were regularly down at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoons.

The Hillsborough disaster, however, lead to the infamous anti-hooligan laws in England. Though United were the first team to install a perimeter fence to counter hooliganism in the 1970's, the notion of an all-seater stadium was still not approved by every frequenter of the ground. The capacity of Old Trafford in 1993 was as low as 44,000.

Since then, Manchester United PLC have built up the ground impressively. Over a period of five or six years they have rebuilt or renovated three sides of the ground, taking the capacity to just over 68,000 making it the biggest stadium in English league football, and, with the demise of Wembley, currently the biggest stadium in the country.

As many English fans will tell you, all-seater stadia have taken something from the atmosphere of league football. The old Stretford End at Old Trafford was once monitored for noise levels, and was proven to make more noise than a jumbo jet taking off! Though the atmosphere is not quite so electric today, United are trying to improve the level of noise by introducing "singing areas" around the ground.

The final - South - side of the ground is all that needs to be redeveloped, and,when it's done, it will increase the capacity of the stadium to a whopping 90,000 seated fans. That's on a par to the capacity of the Maracana stadium in Brazil, and about the same number that's planned for the new Wembley.

Even with just 68,000 fans, Old Trafford is a very impressive stadium, and one that leads the way in modern stadia design. It was christened "The Theatre of Dreams" by Sir Bobby Charlton in the 1960's, and the name has stuck with the stadium - particularly as sometimes the football played on the hallowed turf there has been simply unbelievable.

Old Trafford will remain a true crowd-puller for many years to come on match-days, and simply in attracting tourists to the stadium tour or to the café's or mega-store that reside within the stadium complex.

Plans were announced in June 2004 to expand the stadium capacity to over 75,000, and building work began at the end of the 04/05 season. By December 2005 the stadium was regularly selling out to 75,000 fans.

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TrOpHy rOoM

2008-10-10T11:37:00.000-07:00

English Premiership Champions:

1907-08, 1910-11, 1951-52, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1964-65, 1966-67, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2006-07, 2007-08.

FA Cup Winners:

1909, 1948, 1963, 1977, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2004

League Cup Winners:

1992, 2006

European Cup Winners:

1968, 1999, 2008

Other Club Honours:

European Cup Winners' Cup Winners: 1991
Intercontinental Cup/World Club Championship: 1999
European Super Cup: 1991
FA Charity/Community Shield: 1908, 1911, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1965*, 1967*, 1977*, 1983, 1990*, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2007 (* joint holders)

Manchester United History

2008-10-10T11:20:00.000-07:00

Early years (1878–1945)

Main article: History of Manchester United F.C. (1878–1945)

The Manchester United team at the start of the 1905–06 season in which they were runners-up in the Second Division and promoted

Chart showing the progress of Manchester United F.C. through the English Football League system since joining as Newton Heath in 1892-1893 to 2007-08

The club was formed as Newton Heath L&YR F.C. in 1878 as the works team of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway depot at Newton Heath. The club's shirts were green and gold halves. They played on a small, dilapidated field on North Road, near the future site of the Manchester Piccadilly railway station for fifteen years, before moving to Bank Street in the nearby town of Clayton in 1893. The club had entered The Football League the previous year and began to sever its links with the rail depot, becoming an independent company, appointing a club secretary and dropping the "L&YR" from their name to become simply Newton Heath F.C.. Not long afterwards, in 1902, the club neared bankruptcy, with debts of over £2,500. At one point, their Bank Street ground was even closed by the bailiffs.^[13]

Just before having to be shut down for good, the club received a sizeable investment from J. H. Davies, the managing director of Manchester Breweries.^[14] Legend goes that Harry Stafford, the club captain, was showing off his prized St. Bernard dog at a club fund-raiser, when Davies approached him to buy the dog. Stafford declined, but was able to persuade Davies to invest in the club and become club chairman.^[15] It was decided at one of the early board meetings that the club required a change of name to reflect the fresh start they had been afforded. Manchester Central and Manchester Celtic were among the names suggested, before Louis Rocca, a young immigrant from Italy, said "Gentlemen, why don't we call ourselves Manchester United?"^[16] The name stuck, and Manchester United officially came into existence on 26 April 1902. Davies also decided it would be appropriate to change the club's colours, abandoning the green and gold halves of Newton Heath, and picking red and white to be the colours of Manchester United.

Ernest Mangnall was appointed as club secretary after James West had resigned as manager on 28 September 1902. Mangnall was charged with trying to get the club into the First Division, and fell just short of that target at the first attempt, finishing in 5th in Division Two. Mangnall decided that it was necessary to bring in some fresh faces to the club, and signed players such as Harry Moger in goal, Dick Duckworth at half-back and John Picken up front, but it was another new half-back by the name of Charlie Roberts who made the biggest impact. He cost the club a then-record £750 from Grimsby Town in April 1904, and helped them to a third place finish in the 1903–04 season, just a point short of the second promotion place.

It was not long, however, before the club was at last promoted to the First Division for the first time under their new name, finishing in second place in the 1905–06 Second Division. A season of consolidation followed, with the club finishing in 8th, before they finally won their first league title in 1908. Manchester City had recently been under investigation for paying some of their players a salary over the amount allowed by FA regulations. They were fined £250 and eighteen of their players were banned from playing for them ever again. United were quick to pounce on the situation, picking up Billy Meredith (the Welsh Wizard) and Sandy Turnbull, amongst others. The new boys from across town were ineligible to play until New Year's Day 1907, due to their suspension, so it was left until the 1907–08 season for them to make a proper impact on United's bid for the title. And that they did, getting the campaign off to a storming start, with a 2–1 victory over Sheffield United, beginning a run of ten consecutive victories. Despite a shaky end to the season, United managed to hang on and finished the season nine points ahead of their closest rivals, Aston Villa.

The following season began with United picking up another piece of silverware, the first ever Charity Shield,^[17] and ended with another, the club's first FA Cup title, sowing the seeds for what has become a record number of FA Cup titles. Just as they were in the club's first title-winning campaign, Turnbull and Meredith were instrumental in this season, Turnbull scoring the winner in the FA Cup Final. The club had to wait another two years before winning any more silverware, winning the First Division for the second time in the 1910–11 season. In the meantime, United moved to their new ground at Old Trafford. They played their first game there on 19 February 1910 against Liverpool, but lost 4–3 having thrown away a 3–0 lead. They then went trophyless again in the 1911–12 season, which not only proved to be the last with Mangnall in charge (he moved to Manchester City after ten years with United), but also the last time the club won the First Division for 41 years, the longest they have gone without winning the league in their history.

For the next ten years, the club went into a state of gradual decline before being relegated back down to Division Two in 1922. They were promoted again in 1925, but struggled to get into the top half of the table, and were relegated again in 1931. In the eight years leading up to the Second World War, the club became somewhat of a yo-yo club, reaching their all-time lowest position of 20th in Division Two in 1934. They were promoted and relegated once again before being promoted in the penultimate season before the Second World War. They guaranteed their place in the top flight for after the war by finishing in 14th in the 1938–39 season.

The Busby years (1945–1969)

Main article: History of Manchester United F.C. (1945–1969)

1945 saw the appointment of Matt Busby to the manager's post at Old Trafford. He took an uncommon approach to his job, insisting that he be allowed to pick his own team, choose which players to sign and direct the team's training sessions himself. He had already missed out on the manager's job at his former club, Liverpool, because the club saw those tasks as jobs for the directors, but United decided to take a chance on Busby's innovative ideas. Busby's first signing was not a player, but a new assistant manager by the name of Jimmy Murphy. The risk the club had taken in appointing Busby paid immediate dividends, with the club finishing second in the league in 1947, 1948 and 1949 and winning the FA Cup in 1948, thanks in part to the locally-born trio of Stan Pearson, Jack Rowley and Charlie Mitten (Rowley and Pearson both scored in the 1948 Cup Final), as well as the centre-half from the North-East, Allenby Chilton.

Charlie Mitten had fled to Colombia in search of a better salary, but the remainder of United's old heads managed to win the First Division title back in 1952. Busby knew, however, that football teams required more than just experience in the side, and so he adopted a policy of bringing in players from the youth team whenever possible. At first, the young players such as Roger Byrne, Bill Foulkes, Mark Jones and Dennis Viollet, took time to bed themselves into the side, sliding to a low of 8th place in 1953, but the team won the league again in 1956 with an average age of only 22, scoring 103 goals in the process. The youth policy set in motion by Busby has now become a hallmark of the most successful periods in the club's history (the mid-1950s, mid-to-late-1960s and 1990s). Busby's original "crop" of youth players was referred to as the Busby Babes, the jewel in the crown of which was a wing-half named Duncan Edwards. The boy from Dudley in the West Midlands made his United début at the age of just 16 back in 1953. It was said that Edwards could play at any position on the field, and many who saw him play said that he was the greatest player ever. The following season, 1956–57, they won the league again and reached the FA Cup final, losing to Aston Villa. They also became the first English team to compete in the European Cup, at the behest of the FA, who had denied Chelsea the same opportunity the previous season, and reached the semi-final, only to be knocked out by Real Madrid. En route to the semi-final, United also recorded a win that still stands as their biggest win in all competitions, beating Belgian champions Anderlecht 10–0 at Maine Road.

A plaque at Old Trafford in honour of the players who died in the Munich air disaster.

Tragedy struck the following season, when the plane carrying the team home from a European Cup match crashed on take-off at a refuelling stop in Munich, Germany. The Munich air disaster of 6 February 1958 claimed the lives of eight players – Geoff Bent, Roger Byrne, Eddie Colman, Duncan Edwards, Mark Jones, David Pegg, Tommy Taylor and Liam "Billy" Whelan – and another fifteen passengers, including United staff members Walter Crickmer, Bert Whalley and Tom Curry.^[18] There had already been two attempted take-offs before the fatal third, which was caused by a build-up of slush at the end of the runway slowing the plane down to a speed insufficient for take-off. The plane skidded off the end of the runway, through a fence and into an unoccupied house. United goalkeeper Harry Gregg managed to maintain consciousness after the crash, and through fear of the plane exploding at any second, he grabbed both Bobby Charlton – who had made his United début less than 18 months earlier – and Dennis Viollet by their waistbands and dragged them to safety. Seven United players died at the scene, while Duncan Edwards died a fortnight later in hospital. Right-winger Johnny Berry also survived the accident, but injuries sustained in the accident brought his football career to a premature end. Matt Busby was not given much hope of survival by the Munich doctors, and was even given the Last Rites at one point, but recovered miraculously and was finally let out of hospital after having spent over two months there.

There were rumours of the club folding and withdrawing from all competitions, but with Jimmy Murphy taking over as manager while Busby recovered from his injuries, the club continued playing with a makeshift side. Despite the accident, they reached the FA Cup final again, where they lost to Bolton Wanderers. At the end of the season, UEFA offered the FA the opportunity to submit both United and the eventual champions, Wolverhampton Wanderers, for the 1958–59 European Cup as a tribute to the victims, but the FA declined. United managed to push Wolves right to the wire the following season, finishing in a creditable 2nd place; not bad for a team that had lost nine first-team players to the Munich air disaster.

Busby rebuilt the team throughout the early 1960s, signing players such as Denis Law and Pat Crerand, all the while nurturing his new generation of youngsters. Perhaps the most famous of this new batch was a young man from Belfast named George Best. Best had a natural athleticism rarely seen, but his most valuable asset was his close control of a football. His quick feet allowed him to pass through almost any gap in the opposition defence, no matter how small. The team won the FA Cup in 1963, albeit finishing in 19th place in the First Division. The FA Cup triumph seemed to reinvigorate the players, who helped the club to 2nd place in 1964, and then went one better by winning the league in 1965 and 1967. United won the European Cup in 1968, beating Eusébio's SL Benfica 4–1 in the final, becoming the first English club to win the competition. This United team was notable for containing three European Footballers of the Year: Bobby Charlton, Denis Law and George Best. Matt Busby resigned as manager in 1969 and was replaced by the reserve-team coach and former United player, Wilf McGuinness.

1969–1986

Main article: History of Manchester United F.C. (1969–1986)

Manchester United badge in the 1960s and early 1970s

Manchester coat of arms upon which the crest was based. The arms are used by the club for prestigious occasions

United struggled to replace Busby, and the team struggled under Wilf McGuinness in the 1969–70 season, finishing a disappointing 8th, and following a poor start to the 1970–71 season, McGuinness was demoted back to the position of reserve team coach. Busby was coaxed back to the club, albeit only for six months. Results got better with Busby's guidance, but he finally left the club for the last time in the summer of 1971. In the meantime, United had lost a number of high-profile players such as Nobby Stiles and Pat Crerand.

Despite approaching Celtic's European Cup-winning manager, Jock Stein, for the manager's job – Stein had agreed a verbal contract to join United, but pulled out at the last minute – Frank O'Farrell was appointed as Busby's successor. However, like McGuinness, O'Farrell only lasted less than 18 months, the only difference between the two being that O'Farrell reacted to the team's poor form by bringing in some fresh talent, most specifically Martin Buchan from Aberdeen for £125,000. Tommy Docherty became manager at the end of 1972. Docherty, or "the Doc", saved United from relegation that season but United were relegated in 1974, by which time the golden trio of Best, Law and Charlton had left the club. Denis Law had moved to Manchester City in the summer of 1973, and ended up scoring the goal that many people say relegated United, and politely refused to celebrate the goal with his team mates. Players like Lou Macari, Stewart Houston and Brian Greenhoff were brought in to replace Best, Law and Charlton, but none could live up to the stature of the three that came before.

The team won promotion at the first attempt, with a young Steve Coppell making his début towards the end of that season, having joined from Tranmere Rovers, and reached the FA Cup final in 1976, but were beaten by Southampton. They reached the final again in 1977, beating Liverpool 2–1. In spite of this success and his popularity with the supporters, Docherty was sacked soon after the final when he was found to have had an affair with the physiotherapist's wife.

Dave Sexton replaced Docherty as manager in the summer of 1977, and made the team play in a more defensive formation. This style was unpopular with supporters, who were used to the attacking football preferred by Docherty and Busby. Major signings under Sexton included Joe Jordan, Gordon McQueen, Gary Bailey and Ray Wilkins, but Sexton's defensive United failed to break out of mid-table obscurity, only once finishing in the top two, and only reached the FA Cup final once, losing to Arsenal. Because of this lack of trophies, Sexton was sacked in 1981, even though he won his last seven games in charge.

He was replaced by the flamboyant Ron Atkinson, whose extrovert attitude was reflected in the clubs he managed. He immediately broke the British record transfer fee to sign Bryan Robson from his old club, West Brom. Robson would come to be touted in the future as United's best midfield player since Duncan Edwards. Atkinson's team featured new signings such as Jesper Olsen, Paul McGrath and Gordon Strachan playing alongside former youth-team players Norman Whiteside and Mark Hughes. United won the FA Cup twice in three years, in 1983 and 1985, and were overwhelming favourites to win the league in the 1985–86 season after winning their first ten league games, opening a ten-point gap over their rivals as early as October. The team's form collapsed, however, and United finished the season in fourth place. The poor form continued into the following season, and with United on the edge of the First Division's relegation zone by the beginning of November 1986, Atkinson was sacked.

Alex Ferguson era, pre-Treble (1986–1998)

Main article: History of Manchester United F.C. (1986–1998)

Alex Ferguson has been manager of Manchester United since November 1986.

Alex Ferguson arrived from Aberdeen to replace Atkinson on the very day that Atkinson was sacked, bringing with him his assistant manager, Archie Knox. Although his first match in charge, against Oxford United on 8 November 1986, resulted in a 2–0 defeat, Ferguson guided the club to an 11th place finish in the league. A second place finish in 1987–88, with Brian McClair becoming the first United player since George Best to score twenty league goals in a season, may have given fans a tiny glimpse of the future, but they soon returned to mediocrity with another 11th-place finish in 1989.

Many of Ferguson's signings did not reach the expectations of the fans, and the manager was reportedly on the verge of being sacked at the beginning of 1990, with many believing that defeat to Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup Third Round would seal his fate. A 56th-minute goal from Mark Robins won the match for United and started them on a cup run that would take them all the way to the final at Wembley, where they beat Crystal Palace 1–0 in a replay after a 3–3 draw in the original match. The following year, United reached the final of the League Cup, but lost 1–0 to former manager Ron Atkinson's Sheffield Wednesday team. However, the season was capped by the club's first Cup Winners' Cup title, beating Barcelona 2–1 in the final in Rotterdam. The Cup Winners' Cup triumph allowed the team to play in the 1991 UEFA Super Cup, in which they beat European Cup holders Red Star Belgrade 1–0 at Old Trafford. The match should have been played over two legs, but, due to political unrest in Yugoslavia at the time, UEFA decided that only the Old Trafford leg would be played. A second consecutive League Cup final appearance followed in 1992, with United this time beating Nottingham Forest 1–0 at Wembley.

Meanwhile, events were taking place off the pitch around the turn of the decade, as chairman Martin Edwards attempted to offload the club to property tycoon Michael Knighton in 1989. The £20 million deal was all but confirmed, with Knighton even taking to the Old Trafford pitch in full Manchester United kit and performing a few keepie uppies before belting the ball into the goal at the Stretford End. Knighton was given access to the club's financial records, but, before the deal could be finalised, his financial backers pulled out and the deal was cancelled. However, since Knighton now had insider knowledge of the club, he was given a place on the club's board in exchange for his silence about the matter. In 1991, requiring some extra financial support in the wake of the Taylor Report, the club floated on the London Stock Exchange with a valuation of £47 million,^[19] bringing its finances into the public eye. Martin Edwards retained his position as chairman, but the club was now publicly-owned.

The summer of 1991 also saw the arrival of Danish goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel, whose 17 league clean sheets gave United the best defensive record in the First Division in 1991–92, helping them to a second-place finish behind Leeds United, within whose ranks was a certain French maverick named Eric Cantona. Alex Ferguson recognised United's need for a striker as a foil for Mark Hughes and Brian McClair, and had tried – and failed – a number of times to sign Sheffield Wednesday striker David Hirst, but when Leeds manager Howard Wilkinson rang Martin Edwards in November 1992 to enquire about the availability of Denis Irwin, the conversation quickly turned to Cantona. To Edwards' and Ferguson's surprise, the two clubs were able to agree upon a fee of £1.2 million for the enigmatic Frenchman. Cantona's arrival provided the crucial spark for United, helping the team to their first league title since 1967. After the signing of Roy Keane from Nottingham Forest in July 1993, United won a second consecutive title for the first time since 1957 the following year, before winning the FA Cup to complete the first "Double" in the club's history. That same year, however, the club went into mourning following the death of former manager and club director Matt Busby, who died on 20 January 1994.

The 1994–95 season was to be the club's first trophyless season since 1988–89, although they managed to take the title race down to the final week of the season and reached the final of the FA Cup, where they lost to Everton. Andy Cole was signed from Newcastle United for a British record fee of £6 million plus Keith Gillespie. However, the game after Cole's United debut, Eric Cantona received an eight month suspension for jumping into the crowd and assaulting Crystal Palace supporter Matthew Simmons, who had given Cantona racial abuse as he left the field, in United's game at Selhurst Park. Cantona's suspension has been cited by some as the reason why United were unable to complete a hat-trick of league titles that season. The season's relative failure prompted Ferguson into some major restructuring of the team, selling Paul Ince, Andrei Kanchelskis and Mark Hughes and replacing them with players from the club's youth team, including David Beckham, Gary Neville, Phil Neville and Paul Scholes. After the club's 3–1 defeat to Aston Villa on the opening day of the 1995–96 season, television pundit Alan Hansen famously declared "you'll never win anything with kids."^[20] The new players, several of whom quickly became regular internationals for England, responded well and, buoyed by Cantona's return in October 1995, United became the first English club had won the double twice, a feat that would be nicknamed the "Double Double".^[21]

Captain Steve Bruce left for Birmingham City in July 1996, and Alex Ferguson named Eric Cantona as the new club captain. He led the team to a fourth league title in five years in 1996–97, before retiring from football at the age of 30 at the end of the season. Teddy Sheringham was brought in to replace him, and his iconic number 7 shirt was handed to David Beckham. They started the 1997–98 season well, but they lost five matches after Christmas and finished in second place, one point behind double-winners Arsenal. After a period without a regular challenger for the league title, this marked Arsenal's arrival as genuine title contenders for the next few years.

The Treble (1998–99)

Main article: Manchester United F.C. season 1998-99

The 1998–99 season for Manchester United was the most successful season in English club football history as they became the first and only English team to win The Treble – winning the Premiership, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League in the same season.^[22] After a very tense Premier League season, Manchester United won the title on the final day beating Tottenham Hotspur 2–1, whilst Arsenal won 1–0 against Aston Villa.^[23] Winning the Premiership was the first part of the Treble in place, the one part that manager Alex Ferguson described as the hardest.^[23] In the FA Cup Final United faced Newcastle United and won 2–0 with goals from Teddy Sheringham and Paul Scholes.^[24] In the final match of that season, the 1999 UEFA Champions League Final they defeated Bayern Munich in what is considered one of the greatest comebacks ever witnessed, going into injury time a goal behind and then scoring twice to win 2–1.^[22] Ferguson was subsequently knighted for his services to football.^[25] Rounding out that record breaking year, Manchester United also won the Intercontinental Cup after beating Palmeiras 1–0 in Tokyo.^[26]

After the Treble (1999–present)

Main article: History of Manchester United F.C. (1999–present)

United won the league in 2000 and 2001 but the press saw these seasons as failures as they failed to regain the European Cup. In 2000, Manchester United became one of 14 founder members of the G-14 group of leading European football clubs.^[27] The club also declined to take part in the 1999–2000 FA Cup, instead competing in the inaugural FIFA Club World Championship in Brazil, citing pressure from the FA, UEFA and the England 2006 World Cup bid committee. Ferguson adopted more defensive tactics to make United harder to beat in Europe but it was not a success and United finished the 2001–02 Premiership season in third place. They regained the league the following season (2002–03) and started the following season well, but their form dropped significantly when Rio Ferdinand received a controversial eight month suspension for missing a drugs test. They did win the 2004 FA Cup, however, knocking out Arsenal (that season's eventual league champions) on their way to the final in which they beat Millwall.

The 2004–05 season was characterised by a failure to score goals, mainly due to the injury of striker Ruud van Nistelrooy and United finished the season trophyless and in third place in the league. This time, even the FA Cup eluded them as Arsenal beat United on penalties after a goalless draw after 120 minutes. Off the pitch, the main story was the possibility of the club being taken over and on 12 May 2005, American businessman Malcolm Glazer acquired a controlling interest in the club through his investment vehicle Red Football Ltd. in a takeover valuing the club at approximately £800 million (then approx. $1.5 billion).^[28]^[29] On 16 May, he increased his share to the 75% necessary to de-list the club from the Stock Exchange, making it private again, and announced his intention to do so within 20 days.^[29] On 8 June he appointed his sons to the Manchester United board as non-executive directors.^[30]

United made a poor start to the 2005–06 season, with midfielder Roy Keane leaving the club to join Celtic after publicly criticising several of his team-mates, and the club failed to qualify for the knock-out phase of the UEFA Champions League for the first time in over a decade after losing to Portuguese team Benfica. Their season was also dealt cruel blows with injuries to key players such as Gabriel Heinze, Alan Smith, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes. However, they were prevented from being left empty-handed in successive seasons – a disappointment not endured in the last 17 years – by winning the 2006 League Cup, beating newly-promoted neighbours Wigan Athletic in the final 4–0. United also ensured a second-place finish and automatic Champions League qualification on the final day of the season by defeating Charlton Athletic 4–0. At the end of the 2005–06 season, one of United's key strikers, Ruud van Nistelrooy, left the club to join Real Madrid, due to a row with Alex Ferguson.^[31]

In July 2006, the club announced a refinancing package. The total amount will be £660 million, on which interest payments will be £62 million a year.^[32] This result of this new financing plan will be a 30% reduction of annual payments.^[33] On the pitch, the 2006–07 season saw United return to the attacking style of football that was the cornerstone of their years of success in the late 1990s, scoring almost 20 more goals in 32 matches than second placed side Chelsea. In January 2007, United signed Henrik Larsson on a two-month loan from Swedish side Helsingborgs, and the striker played an important role in advancing United to the semi-finals of the Champions League,^[34] with hopes for a second Treble; however, upon reaching the semi-finals, United lost to Milan 3–5 on aggregate.^[35] Four years after their last title, United claimed back the Premier League title on 6 May 2007, after Chelsea drew away with Arsenal, leaving the Blues seven points behind with two games to go, following United's 1–0 victory in the Manchester derby the previous day, making it their ninth Premiership title in the 15 seasons of its existence. However, an unprecedented fourth Double was not to be, as Chelsea beat United 1–0 in extra time in the first FA Cup Final to be held at the new Wembley Stadium; the first to be held in England since the old stadium was demolished seven years earlier.

2007–08 saw United successfully complete the European double despite a poor start to the season, finding themselves in 17th place in the Premier League after three matches. However, on 11 May 2008, United retained the Premier League title with a win over Wigan Athletic. With title rivals Chelsea only able to draw with Bolton Wanderers, United finished the season two points clear. The club also reached the European Cup final for the third time in their history, having knocked out such clubs as Barcelona and Roma en-route to the final. They beat Chelsea 6–5 on penalties in the final in Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium, after a 1–1 draw in normal time on 21 May 2008. With this win, they earned their third European Cup title and kept up their record of never having lost a major European final. Coincidentally, this season marked the 100th year since Manchester United won their first League title, 50 years after the Munich air disaster and 40 years after Manchester United became the first ever English side to win the European Cup. The European Cup final also saw Ryan Giggs make his 759th appearance for the club, overtaking Bobby Charlton as the club's record appearance maker.

Club crest and colours

Manchester United badge up to the most recent revision in 1998

During its days as Newton Heath, the club played in a number of different colours, the most recognisable being the yellow and green halved shirts worn from 1878 to 1892, and then again between 1894 and 1896; this strip was revived as an away kit in the early 1990s. Other kits worn by Newton Heath included a red and white quartered shirt (1892–1894) and a plain white shirt (1896–1902), both worn with blue shorts.^[36] In 1902, in conjunction with the name change to Manchester United, the club changed their colours to red jerseys, white shorts and black socks, which has become the standard for most Man Utd home kits ever since. The most notable exception to this is the shirt that the team wore in the 1909 FA Cup Final against Bristol City, which was white with a red "V" sash.^[37] This design was resurrected in the 1920s before United reverted back to the all-red shirts.

Away strips are usually white jerseys with black shorts and white socks, but other colours have been used, including a blue and white striped shirt used on-and-off from 1903 to 1916, an all-black kit in 1994 and 2003 and a navy blue shirt with silver horizontal pinstripes in 2000. One of the most famous, yet short-lived, United away kits, though, was the all grey kit from 1995–96. This kit was dropped after Manchester United failed to win a single game while wearing it. At half-time during a game against Southampton, when United were already 3–0 down, they switched to their blue and white third kit, but eventually lost 3–1. According to the players, the grey kit was not visible enough which led to the poor results.^[38]^[39] Another famous Man Utd away kit included a reversible shirt that was white with black sleeves and gold trim on one side, and gold with black trim on the other side. This shirt was released as the last kit created by Umbro for the club before the change to Nike, and commemorated 100 years since the club had changed its name from Newton Heath to Manchester United.

The United third kit is traditionally all-blue in homage to the kit that the 1968 European Cup was won in. Exceptions to this rule have included a bright yellow kit worn in the early 1970s, the aforementioned blue and white striped shirt from 1996, which proved to be a firm favourite with the fans, and a white shirt with black and red horizontal pinstripes from 2004. United have also used what were originally used as training shirts as their third kit in the past, having adopted an all-black kit in the 1998–99 season and a dark blue shirt with maroon sides in 2001 for games against Southampton and PSV Eindhoven.

Currently, Manchester United's home jerseys are red with a vertical, white broken stripe with black trim on the reverse. The stripe is adorned with the letters MUFC at the top of the bottom portion, and a silhouette of the devil from the club badge at the top of the top portion. The AIG and Nike logos are also white. A patch with the words "The Red Devils" written in white, over an image of the club badge's devil, is attached to the bottom-left of the shirt. The club crest sits on a red shield of the same shape on the left breast. The away kit is white with blue piping around the side and back of the neck and down the sides of the body. The trim on the front of the neck is red. The letters "MUFC" are on the back of the collar and the club badge is located on a white shield over the left breast. The third shirt is royal blue, with sponsors' logos in white. Around the club badge, which sits on a blue shield, the words "May 29th 1968 40th Anniversary" are embroidered. Like the away shirt, the letters "MUFC" are on the back of the collar, while the inside of the collar is adorned with the coat of arms of the City of Manchester, in a design inspired by the tickets used for the 1968 European Cup Final.^[40] The away and third shirts are worn with blue shorts.

The Manchester United crest has been altered on a few occasions, but the basic form remains similar. The badge is derived from the crest of the city of Manchester. The devil on the club badge stems from the club's nickname "The Red Devils", which was adopted in the early 1960s after Matt Busby heard it in reference to the red-shirted Salford rugby league side.^[41] By the end of the 1960s, the devil had started to be included on club programmes and scarves, before it was finally incorporated into the club badge in 1970, holding its unmistakable trident. In 1998, the badge was once again redesigned, this time removing the words "Football Club".^[42] This move was met with opposition from some supporters, who viewed it as a move away from the club's footballing roots and more into the business side of the game.

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Wallpapers Manchester United Players

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Video Gol-gol indah Wayne Rooney

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Man Utd 3-0 Fenerbahce (UCL)
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Man Utd 4-1 Fenerbahce (UCL)
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Wayne Rooney All Goals In This Season 2006/2007

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All 27 Wayne Rooney Goals on United & England

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Video Manchester United History 1878-2002

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All goals of Cristiano Ronaldo for Manchester United Season 2007-2008

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[VIDEO] Goals Of Manchester United In The Season 2006-2007

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Video Manchester United - Cantona - Eric The King

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A compilation of Manchester United songs

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Here's the album of one of the biggest football club in the history, the EPL champion of 2007. A compilation of Manchester United songs from time to time, that surely has to be in the collection of their fans. Some songs are the songs that the fans keep on singing and chanting in the stadium, some others are related and dedicated to Man U. Some songs are funny as hell. Ruud van Nistelrooy song is in Dutch, telling about how great he is. yeah, he's not in Man U anymore, but still, he is always the part of Manchester United history rite? And of course, listen to track 9, simak liriknya, you'll laugh. Warning, it might offend some people, for the explicit lyrics and insulting other clubs.

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1. Manchester United - Glory Glory Man Utd (Fight Song) ver 1 (2:30)
2. Manchester United - Song For The Champions (3:44)
3. Manchester United - We're Gonna Do It Again (3:30)
4. United We Love You - Manchester United (3:14)
5. Manchester United - Come On You Reds (3:26)
6. Manchester United - United Calypso 98 (2:29)
7. Manchester United - Ruud van Nistelrooy (3:52)
8. Manchester United - Lift It High (4:05)
9. Manchester United - Manchester United Vs Frankee F.U.R.B (Hillarious remix) Skit Chelsea - Liverpool - Arsenal (Dirty) (3:46)
10. Manchester United - Glory Glory Man Utd (Fight Song) ver 2 (2:27)

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Manchester United Number One (A Fans Anthem )

Glory days and Busby Babes
Forever in our hearts
They will always be remembered
When the football seasons starts
That was then, We're here again
The glory and the power
Come on and join usv
In Fergies finest hour!!!

We are Mnachester United
Glory Glorious
We're gonna sing this song forever
We will reign victorious
So it's welcome to Old Trafford
Where the Reds go marching on
We are Manchester United
Number One

Red and White... The Northern light
The Treble '99
You can always hear us singing
In the Manchester sunshine
Beckham, Scholes, and Giggs and Cole
And Charlton and the rest
And we love you uncle Georgie
You're the Best

We are Mnachester United
Glory Glorious
We're gonna sing this song forever
We will reign victorious
So it's welcome to Old Trafford
Where the Reds go marching on
We are Manchester United
Number One

Come on come on United
Glory Glorious
Come on come on United
Glory Glorious!!!

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The Manchester United Football Squad

Come On You Reds

Basby babes they always made me cry
Thinkin' 'bout the teama of tears gone by
Chatlton,Edwards,Law,and Georgie Best
We're United ,-You can keep the rest

Schmeichel,Parker,Pallister,
Irwin,Bruce,Sharpe and Ince
Hughes,McClair,Keane and Cantona,
Robson,Kanchelskis and Giggs......

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Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minites we'll let them know
It's Man. United - Here we go!

Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minites we'll let them know
It's Man. United - Here we go!

Glory,Glory Man. United,
Glory,Glory Man. United......

We'll maintain the status quo
Man. United - Here we go!!!

So Old Trafford let us hear you loud
Cheer us on and we wil do you proud,
50,000 voices sing our song
Keep us at the top where we belong

So here's to Alex Ferguson
He'll take us all the way,
We're on the road to glory now
Winning at home and away

[ repaet chorus ]

Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
The team that every defender dreads
We are the Devils in Red you know,
We're Man. United - Here we go!

Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minites we'll let them know
It's Man. United - Here we go!

Man. United - Here we go!

Man. United - Here we go !!!

OOH-AH, Eric Cantona
Eric The King
Man. United Medley
Allo allo we're the Basby Boys , Eric the king , When the Reds go marching in ,We're Man.U. & proud , The Red flag will never die

We'll drinka drinka drinka
To Eric the king , the king, the king
He's the leader of our football team
He's the greatest French footballer
That the world has ever seen

Eric the king, he's remarkably trendy
He's done some modelling around town
Wearing the best suits up on the catwalk
Whilst the Leeds fans they just frown on the field
It's almost unreal
Some of the things that Eric dose,
Superb overhead kicks,remarkable back flicks
I'm sire the guy just takes the Mick.

He once played for Marseille,
But never for Arsenal or Liverpool
Or even Man. City
Landed in Yorkshire,A terrrible blunder
Which wasd ten month with the seep
He had his brief spell there with the Leeds lot
But then he realized that they were has beens
Only one way now,for Eric to go now
To the Theatre Of Dream

Eric is so cool ,remarkably cultured
Helikes good music and poetry too
Performing the fine arts on the field
For the boys called Man. U
He is a legend without any doubt
He will reign for years to come
We will just stand there in admiration
With countless more trophies won.

The end of Novenber.
We'll always remember
As the tome he made that special move
Poetry in motion, the deadliest potion,
He's got nothing left to prove.
The king's still our hero. As well as De Niro
But this ain't movies this is real life
He won't leave United
For that we're delighted
Because this club's his perfect wife.

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The Manchester United 1995 Football Squad feat. Stryker

We're Gonna Do It Again Rapless Ver
Come On You Reds 1995 team

Welcome to the Old Trafford show
Some say it's beter
the Devil you know
Comin'atcha from
the top of the tree
Scoring our way to victory
Here we go, Here we go,
Here we go, Here we go
When you're singing
with one united voice
You're letting us know
we have no choice
But carry on our winning ways
Seems to be a habit for
the Reds these days
Here we go, Here we go,
Here we go, Here we go
And when the going gets tough
We're ready for the test
We're laying down the law
'Cos we know we got the best

Again, Again, Again, Again
We're gonna do it again -United!

Soaking up the pressure,
Tighting the screw
You know we're gonna catch ya
- What ya gonna do
Because we're up there
-Cream of the crop
You gatta get up early
to keep us from top
Here we go, Here we go,
Here we go, Here we go
YES!
We're coming on strong
no time to lose
You even may be winning
But we sure that
we refuse to lay down
'Til the final whistle blows
Never say die that's the way it goes
Here we go, Here we go,
Here we go, Here we go
You better believe it
At the end of the day
We're gonna do it in style
Gonna do it our way

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1300 drums featuring The unjustfied anicients of ManUtd

Ooh ! Ah ! Cantona ( Radio edit)
Ooh ! Ah ! Cantona ( Cantona Kicks)
Ooh ! Ah ! Cantona ( Cantona Chants)
Ooh ! Ah ! Cantona ( Ooh ! Ooh ! Ooh ! )
Ooh ! Ah ! Cantona ( Join In The Chant)

"1966 was a great year for English football.
Eric was born."
NIKE advertising slogan, 1994

"1995 was a great year for English football.
Eric was banned."
T-Shirt Slogan,on sale at Man C.,Leeds,Liverpool etc, 1995

"When the sagulls follow the trwler it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea."
Eric Cantona addressing media,after escaping jail sentence,1995

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Reds United

Sing Up For The Champions !
There's Only One United 7" mix
Sing Up For The Champions !
Glory, Glory 12" mix
Sing Up For The Champions !
Old Trafford Karaoke mix

Champions Theme

There's only one United
There's only one United
There's only one United
There's only one United

Champione,Champione
Oh Wey, Oh Wey, Oh Wey
Champione,Champione
Oh Wey, Oh Wey, Oh Wey

We retained the Premier League
Last year on Merseyside
Last year on Merseyside
Last year on Merseyside
We retained the Premier League
Last year on Merseyside
Last year on Merseyside

Ryan Giggs,Ryan Giggs
Running down the wing
Ryan Giggs,Ryan Giggs
Running down the wing
Feared by the Blues,
Loved by the Reds
Ryan Giggs,Ryan Giggs,Ryan Giggs

Oh Teddy,Teddy
Teddy,Teddy,Teddy,Teddy Sheringham
Oh Gary,Gary
Gary,Gary,Gary,Gary Pallister

Andy cole,Andy Cole
Andy, Andy Cole
When he gets the ball
He score a goal
Andy, Andy cole
What a goal,what a goal
From Andy, Andy Cole
Give him the ball
He'll score a goal
Andy,Andy Cole

You are my Solskjaer
My only Solskjaer
You make us happy
When skies are grey
Coz when it's pouring
You just keep Scoring
Please don't take our Solskjaer Away

Oh Roy Keane,
He's a demon
He wears a demon's hat
Coz when he saw Old Trafford
He said "I fancy that"
The rest all tried to sign him
But he chose the Reds and White
Of World famous Man. United
Coz we're always dynamite

Glory,Glory, Man. United
Glory,Glory, Man. United
Glory,Glory, Man. United
And the Reds go marching
On! On! On!

Sing up for the champions
Sing up for the champions
Sing up for the champions
Sing up for the champions

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The 1999 Manchester United Squad

Lift it high (All about belief)

Lift it high (All about belief)
instrumental

Lift it high (All about belief)
Red Hot Dance mix

This could be the year,
To celebrate and cheer
Pitch,bench and terrace,
We're all wanting the same thing
If you believe in us,
We won't betray that trust
Through the streets of Manchester,
You're gonna hear the people sing

Gonna lift it high
Gonna lift it high
Our only limit is the sky
'Cos thorugh the triumph and the grief,
It's all about, it's all about belief

This could be the team,
To achieve the dream
We've got nothing to prove
But we want it all the same
United we are,
Already cime so far
We will not rest
Unitil the whole world knows our name

Gonna lift it high
Gonna lift it high
Our only limit is the sky
'Cos thorugh the triumph and the grief,
It's all about, it's all about belief

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The 1996 Manchester United F.A. Cup Squad

Move Move Move
Red Tribe 7"
Move Move Move
Red Respect 12"
Move Move Move
Bedevilled Club mix

Move Move Move [ The Red Tribe ]

When we come like a hurricane
Blowin' everyone away
There's nowhere you can run and hide
So stylish, so skillfull
With an iron will too
Eleven devils side to side
We've got all the right moves
So doffence is no use
Nothing's gonna get in our way
We're strong we're united
Threre's no way to fight it
You're never gonna keep us at bay

##chorus##
No-one can move,move,move
Like the Red Tribe do
There's no man that can stand in our way
No-one can move,move,move,
Like the Red Tribe do
They just can't stand the heat when we play

When we rise like a tidal wave
Sweeping everyone away
You'll know that we are truly the best
'Cos unity is power
And we are gonna tower
High up above the rest
We've got heart, we've got pride too
Respect is overdue
We'll earn it,but someone must pay
No-one can keep us held down
So pass the robe and crown
We're going all the way

No-one can move,move,move
Like the Red Tribe do
There's no man that can stand in our way
No-one can move,move,move,
Like the Red Tribe do
They just can't stand the heat when we play

[repeat chorus]

Show respect to the Tribe that Red
Say ho, say hey

chorus out

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Rule United! (F**k All)

See, I will… always love the Reds so much,
We are the team nobody else can touch…
United, I love them.
They’re the only team I like,
The other ones are s***,
And now I’m gonna tell you how I feel.

F*** Peter Kenyon and Abramovich,

F*** you Mourinho, you son of a bitch.
F*** Kevin Keegan and f*** Franny Lee,
F*** Steve McManaman, f*** Man City.
F*** Leeds United, you’re down and you’re gay,
F*** Norman Hunter and f*** Eddie Gray.
F*** Everton and f*** you Liverpool,
F*** all you ********, cuz Manchester rule!

Ronaldo, the milky boy

Play for the paddest team,
With Ferdinand and super Roy Keane…
Silvestre and Ryan Giggs,
And we’ll never leave the pack
Dressed in red, white and black…
We don’t give a damn about no one else…

F*** Peter Kenyon and Abramovich,
F*** you Mourinho, you son of a bitch.

F*** Kevin Keegan and f*** Franny Lee,
F*** Steve McManaman, f*** Man City.
F*** Arsene Wenger and f*** Arsenal too,
F*** all the cockneys, we f***ing hate you.
F*** Everton and f*** you Liverpool,
F*** all you ********, cuz Manchester rule!
Rule, rule United… (4x)

Now I hate the ******** and I hate Liverpool,

The f***ing s***, and United rule!
And Chelsea, who do you think you are?
If you think you're all this,
It's gonna end in tears,
You’ll never be as big as Man United.

F*** Barcelona and f*** Real Madrid,
I’ve loved United since I was a kid.
F*** Bayern Munich and AC Milan,

F*** Deportivo and Vasco da Gama.
F*** Kevin Keegan and f*** Franny Lee,
F*** Steve McManaman, f*** Man City.
F*** Everton and f*** you Liverpool,
F*** all you ********, cuz Manchester rule!

Rule, rule united… (4x)

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Munich in memory. Album "Black & White"

"The Flowers Of Manchester", was originally recorded by The Spinners on their album "Black & White", Philips International 6382 047,in memory of those who died in the air crash.

On one cold and bitter Thursday in Munich, Germany,
Eight great football stalwarts conceded victory,
Eight men who will never play again who met destruction there,
The flowers of British football, the flowers of Manchester

Matt Busby's boys were flying, returning from Belgrade,
This great United family, all masters of their trade,
The Pilot of the aircraft, the skipper Captain Thain,
Three times they tried to take off and twice returned back again.

The third time down the runaway disaster followed close,
There was a slush upon that runaway and the aircraft never rose,
It ploughed into the marshy, it broke, it overturned.
And eight of the team were killed when the blazing wreckage burned.

Roger Byrne and Tommy Taylor who were capped for England's side.
And Ireland's Billy Whelan and England's Geoff Bent died,
Mark Jones and Eddie colman, and David Pegg also,
they lost their lives as it ploughed on through the snow.

Big Duncan he went to, with an injury to his frame,
And Ireland's brave Jack Blanchflower will never play again,
The great Sir Matt Busby lay there, the father of his team
Three long months passed by before he walked again.

The trainer, coach and secretary, and a member of the crew,
Also eight sporting journalists who with United flew,
and one of them Big Swifty, who we'll ne'er forget,
the finest English 'keeper that ever graced the net.

Oh, England's finest football team its record truly great,
its proud successes mocked by a cruel turn of fate.
Eight men will never play again, who met destruction there,
the flowers of English football, the flowers of Manchester

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United Calypso'98

Now, football is a pleasent game,
Played in the sun, played in the rain,

And the team that gets me excited,
Is Manchester United.

Manchester,
Manchester United,
A bunch of bouncing Busby babes,
They deserve to be knighted.

If ever they're playing in your town,
You must get to that football ground,

Take a look and you will see,
Football taught by Matt Busby.

Manchester,
Manchester United,
A bunch of bouncing Busby babes,
They deserve to be knighted.

They are the greatest team today,
If you don't believe it go see them play,

The type of football, second to none,
'Cos they're at the top of Division One!

Manchester,
Manchester United,
A bunch of bouncing Busby babes,
They deserve to be knighted.

If ever they're playing in your town,
You must get to that football ground,

Take a look and you will see,
Football taught by Matt Busby.

Manchester,
Manchester United,
A bunch of bouncing Busby babes,
They deserve to be knighted.

It's the greatest thrill that you've ever seen,
They are known as a soccer machine,

They are the best, there is no doubt,
So raise a cheer and give a shout.

Manchester,
Manchester United,
A bunch of bouncing Busby babes,
They deserve to be knighted.

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Come On You Reds!
Manchester United F.C. 1994

Busby Babes they always made me cry
Thinkin' 'bout the teams of years gone by

Charlton, Edwards, Law and Georgie Best
We're United,- you can keep the rest.
Schmeichel, Parker, Pallister,
Irwin, Bruce, Sharpe and Ince,
Hughes, McClair, Keane and Cantona,
Robson, Kanchelskis and Giggs........

Chorus
Come on you Reds

Come on you Reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minutes we'll let them know
It's Man United - Here we go!

Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minutes we'll let them know

It's Man United - Here we go!

Glory, Glory Man United,
Glory, Glory Man United........

We'll maintain The Status Quo
Man United - Here we go!!!

So Old Trafford let us hear you loud
Cheer us on and we will do you proud,

50.000 voices sing our song
Keep us at the top where we belong

So here's to Alex Ferguson
He'll take us all the way,
We're on the road to glory now
Winning at home and away

Repeat chorus

Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
The team that every defender dreads
We're The Devils in Red you know,
We're Man United - Here we go! Come on you Reds
Come on you Reds
Just keep your bottle and use your heads
For ninety minutes we'll let them know
It's Man United - Here we go!

Man United - Here we go!

Man United - Here we go!!!

Produced by Status Quo. Written by Rossi/Bown/Edwards
Published by EMI Music

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Move Move Move [ The Red Tribe ]
EMI Music
Manchester United F.A. Cup Squad 1996

When we come like a hurricane
Blowin' everyone away

There' s nowhere you can run and hide
So stylish, so skillful
With an iron will too
Eleven Devils side to side
We've got all the right moves
So defence is no use
Nothing's gonna get in our way
We're strong we're United
There's no way to fight it

You're never gonna keep us at bay (No way)
Chorus:
No one can move, move, move like the red tribe do
There's no man that can stand in our way
No one can move, move, move like the red tribe do
They just can't stand the heat when we play

When we rise like a tidal wave
Sweeping everyone away

You'll know that we are truly the best
Cos Unity is power
And we are gonna tower
High above the rest (oh yeah)
We've got the heart, we've got the pride too
Respect is overdue
We'll earn it, but someone must pay
No one can keep us held down
So pass the robe and crown

We're going all the way (again)

Chorus:
No one can move, move, move like the red tribe do
There's no man that can stand in our way
No one can move, move, move like the red tribe do
They just can't stand the heat when we play
(Repeat)
Show respect to the tribe that's red, Say ho, say hey

(Choruses out)

The song it by Pete Waterman of Stock Aitkin and Waterman fame. It is a fast moving dance record. Published by EMI Music

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Sing Up For The Champions !

It's only one united (3x)

Champione, Champione,

Are we, Are we, Are we.

We retain the Premier League
Last year in Mersey Side (2x)

Ryan Giggs, Ryan Giggs, Running down the wing,
Ryan Giggs, Ryan Giggs, Running down the wing,
Feared by the Blues, Loved by the Reds,
Ryan Giggs, Ryan Giggs, Ryan Giggs.
Ohhhh..Teddy Teddy..

Teddy..Teddy...Teddy..Teddy Sheringham.
Ohhhh..Gary Gary..
Gary..Gary..Gary..Gary Pallister
Andy Cole, Andy Cole,
Andy, Andy Cole,
He Gets the Ball and Scores a Goal,
Andy, Andy Cole.

You are my Solskjaer, My Ole Solskjaer,

You make me happy, When skies are grey,
When it is boring, You just keep scoring,
Please don't take my Solskjaer away.
Ohhhh...Walking as the Demon,
Beware the Demon,
And When we go Old Trafford
We see the Mighty knight
And when so far decide
Then We Choose the Red and White

Man United is always dynamite

Glory, Glory, Man United,
Glory, Glory, Man United,
Glory, Glory, Man United,
And the Reds go Marching On, On, On.

Sing Up For The Champion (7x)

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We all follow Man United

We all follow Man United
We're all going to Wemberly

And we'll really shake them up
When we win the FA Cup
Cuz United are the greatest football team
United are the greatest football team

We're the boys in red
The leaders of the pack
And the whole world knows our name
Strong in defence

United in attack
We know our aim is winning the game

When we take that trip down Wembley Way
And we hear the fans all roar
We're gonna win the Cup
We're gonna win the Cup
United are gonna score

United United

The Reds are gonna score

We all follow Man United
We're all going to Wemberly
And we'll really shake them up
When we win the FA Cup
Coz United are the greatest football team
United are the greatest football team

When we hear that whistle start to go

There'll be cheers for everyone
We're gonna win the Cup
We're gonna win the Cup
And the Reds go marching on

United United
The Reds go marching on

We all follow Man United
We're all going to Wemberly

And we'll really shake them up
When we win the FA Cup
Coz United are the greatest football team

We all follow Man United
We're all going to Wemberly
And we'll really shake them up
When we win the FA Cup
Coz United are the greatest football team (3x)

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