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lethalthreat wrote:Groznih 80 i odjednom vrhunskih 10 minuta. Plus nestanak struje na jednom stadionu sa licencom za igranje utakmica Lige prvaka. Ja se ne sjećam čudnije utakmice

Koolin1 wrote:Znaci opet gol iz offside-a

Koolin1 wrote:Znaci opet gol iz offside-a

Imali kada kolo a da nepostoji sporna sitoacija u korist ManU-a....

Koolin1 wrote:Znaci opet gol iz offside-a

Imali kada kolo a da nepostoji sporna sitoacija u korist ManU-a....

Bubalo1 wrote:Ma sto je najgore City ce pobijediti ni kriv ni duzan

The Realist wrote:

Between 1946 and 1949 United played at Maine Road whilst reconstruction work was being done on Old Trafford after the bombings in the war, yet still more fans came to watch United.
In the first season, when City won the league, United had an average attendance of 4,662 more than City at their own stadium. In the second season, United had an average attendance of 12,165 more than City at their own stadium. In the third season, United had an average attendance of 10,109 more than City at their own stadium.

snaga_znanja wrote:Ma ta prica o City-evim navijacima je vise nego komicna. Od toga prave sprdanciju u Engleskoj, a ovi nasi se uhvatili toga ko biva City je carsijska ekipa zbog City u nazivu. A za United samo seljaci navijaju... kakvi debiliteti...

Valencia out of derby clash

Sir Alex Ferguson has ruled Antonio Valencia out of the Manchester derby, revealing the United winger will be out of action "for a few weeks."

The boss also says Sunday's match at the Etihad Stadium has come too soon for Nemanja Vidic and Shinji Kagawa, who are now set to return against Sunderland, while Nani is still sidelined.

Tom Cleverley will today have a scan on the calf injury sustained against CFR Cluj on Wednesday and, as a result, is definitely unavailable to face Roberto Mancini's title rivals.

“On the injury front, Tom Cleverley will have a scan this morning and we'll see what he's like. It's his calf, which is always a worry, but we'll see,” Sir Alex told during his Friday press conference.

“I thought Kagawa may have done enough to make the bench on Wednesday but no, he’s well short. But I don't think he'll be available until the Sunderland game. Vidic has certainly been doing well in training and it suits his own confidence to play but I think the game on Sunday is a bit soon for him. I think he'll be ready for Sunderland.

“I know we've got a few injuries at the moment but we've got a big strong squad of players. Nani and Valencia are still out. It will be a few weeks with them.”