PMSL so we should keep him at left back where he gets beat by EVERY ****ing Player, is the MAIN source of nearly every goal we concede just cause he is good going forward facepalm

Play him on the wing or bench him it's that simple really cause at Left back he ALWAYS costs us when it matters. You cannot seriously tell me on his form in the last 2 years he DESERVES a starting place at left back

Evra will forverer be a United Legend in my book he was easily the best LB in the world in his first 3 years with us and wummed all over Arsenal , Liverpool and Chelsea and co

But facts are facts he is DONE as a left back although i think he could do a job on the wing

THAT WAS ****ING EMBARASSING

De Gea Evans and Rooney the only players who deserve to where the shirt

So we continue to be crap in Europe, Athletic Bilbao deserved to win that and their fans were singing so loud.

David De Gea saved us in long spells of the game!

I know u guys will jump on my back but AGAIN Fergie showed how inept tactically he is in Europe

Forget catching Barca all our talented youngsters we let go and we continue not to rebulid the squad like we should

Tom Cleverley might be back tomorrow for United vs WBA at Old Trafford.

Chris Smalling's head wound will be checked.

Antonio Valencia and Michael Owen not ready to return just yet.

Chris Smalling talks about his former boss Roy Hodgson ahead of tomorrows match:).

http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Fe...ch-albion.aspx

Tom Cleverley is likely to return for United's Barclays Premier League clash against West Bromwich Albion while Anderson offers another midfield option to Sir Alex Ferguson.

Cleverley has been training this week and is in contention for a place after injuring his ankle in the home game against Ajax. Anderson came on in the 61st minute of the loss to Athletic Club as a replacement for Ji-sung Park after being out since the FA Cup victory at Manchester City.

"I think Tom will be involved," Sir Alex told MUTV's Countdown to Kick-off. "Obviously the problem when you have players out for such a long time is when you can get them back into the fray.

"For instance, Ando played for half an hour and it was a good half-hour for him as he'd not played for two months."

In updating the team news for Sunday, the manager also confirmed Chris Smalling could struggle to be fit in time after opening up a head wound on Thursday.

"We'll have to look at that issue and see what the problem is," he added. "I imagine he'll be doubtful for Sunday but I think everyone else is okay."

Dimitar Berbatov has admitted that not being regularly involved in the first-team for Manchester United has been "sad" and "painful".

The 31-year-old has only made 10 appearances in the Premier League so far this season, with half of those coming as a substitute. He has also played three times in both the Champions League and League Cup respectively.

The Bulgarian suggested that it is hard to take when he doesn't play but insisted that having a strong squad is important.

He told the United Review: "It's just about being ready.

"We have a big squad and you know sometimes you are not going to play.

"It's sad and it's painful but you need to be strong and be prepared for when your team-mates need your help. We are a team and we want to win together.''

In the 10 league games he has featured in, the forward has netted an impressive seven goals. The former Tottenham man believes he has shown Sir Alex Ferguson what he can do and it is just a case of waiting for his chance to help the side regain the Premier League trophy.

He added: "Every time I have played I think I have done well.

"I'm ready and waiting whenever the boss gives me a chance to show my quality and deliver. I want to do as much as I can to help us win the title.''

United are currently two points behind Manchester City, who sit at the top of the table, with the Red Devils set to face West Brom at Old Trafford on Sunday.


I feel sorry for him, but hopefully he will get more opportunities soon as the team is rotated.

Rumours from Twitter that Paul Pogba is in the United squad tomorrow and has signed a new deal, we'll have to wait and see if that is true.

Fergie at Lille vs Lyon game looks like we will probs be after Hazard in the summer

United top of the league:devil:, we won WBA and City lost at Swansea. Us United fans cannot get complacent as there is still more games to come.

I thought Young, Welbeck, Scholes and Carrick all played well. Great to see Wayne Rooney continue his goalscoring form. Javier Hernandez had a frustrating time trying to score, although he contributed in link up play and is improving at that.

WBA gave it a good go, credit to them but DDG was not tested much and it went downhill for them once Olsson was sent off. I was convinced the Evra challenge on Odemwingie was going to be given as a penalty.

Defence coped much better and Evra was linking up forward with Young a lot and even got better at his defensive work.

Nani picked up a small knock in training and that is why he missed the West Bromwich Albion match, nothing serious so should be back soon.

Anderson has a hamstring injury and is rumoured to be out for the rest of the season, disappointing after he only just came back:(.

Antonio Valencia is back in training again and Michael Owen is nearing a comeback:eek:.

I will rofl if City go trophy/cupless again

#SqueekybumtimeforCity

Chris Smalling still recovering from his head cut.

City have a tougher run of games, they have to play Chelsea at home soon but United cannot get complacent with our set even though they look easier on paper, no team is easy to beat.

bet the want mancini out now, ficklest fans in the premier league

I know and I saw a picture of a City fan crying at the Swansea game in the last moments and it is only March FFS:rolleyes:.

"United top of the league"

Yes The Best Team Wins

Feel The Force.

Sir Alex on Pogba: "The boy is still trying to make his mind up. He knows where he should be. He's shown the potential he's got." #mufc

Rio Ferdinand‏@rioferdy5

Big result today....just got to keep on winning now...won't be easy but we have to be #relentless & #believe Let's do this...

Boss still eyes improvement: Sunday's win over West Brom sent United top, but Sir Alex wanted more goals. http://bit.ly/wBmFBo

Sky Sports understands teenage midfielder Paul Pogba has agreed to sign a new contract to stay at Manchester United.

Pogba's future at Old Trafford was uncertain as he was due to be out of contract at the end of the season and had been heavily linked with a move to Juventus.

The 18-year-old's situation was recently described as 'precarious' by his agent and speculation had suggested Pogba was set to leave United.

His omission from the squad for the recent Europa League home defeats by Ajax and Athletic Bilbao only prompted further doubts over his future.

However, Pogba was back in Sir Alex Ferguson's plans for Sunday's game against West Bromwich Albion and he appeared as a second-half substitute in the 2-0 win.

Speaking after the victory which sent United to the top of the Premier League table, Ferguson confirmed Pogba was still making up his mind regarding a contract.

It is now understood that Pogba has elected to continue his career with the reigning champions and has agreed terms with the club.

Pogba has made five substitute appearances for the Red Devils this season after making his debut against Leeds United in the Carling Cup.

TBH i would want Mancini gone if i was a City fans aswell. 500million spent and they still got put out of the group stage in the CL and are behind the worst United team in about 20 years

Wayne Rooney wants to keep scoring more for Manchester United's sake, rather than the pursuit of any personal milestones or awards.

His manager Sir Alex Ferguson has cheekily set the in-form marksman a target of 40 goals for the current campaign after a match-winning double against West Brom took his tally to 26 so far. Rooney has nine goals in his last six matches in all competitions, while in the Barclays Premier League alone, only Arsenal's Robin van Persie has scored more - 25 to Wayne's 20.

The England striker admits his best-ever haul for a season - 34 goals in 2009/2010 - is in the back of his mind but insist his first thoughts are for the team and the pursuit of a record 20th title.

When told by MUTV that Sir Alex wants 40 goals out of him, Rooney replied: "I'm sure we all would! I'm playing well and scoring goals so I hope that continues to help the team.

"To be honest, I obviously know what my [previous best] tally is and how many goals I still need to score to reach it. But I'm not focusing on that at the minute. I'm focused on the 10 games left and hopefully getting those points to help us be successful. If it happens, then great but the most important thing is for us to be winning trophies."

Ashley Young added on the club's official TV channel: "He [Wayne] has done brilliantly this season and hopefully he goes on adding to his tally and we keep getting the three points."