A reply to True Grit (see post below)

nicely written, my friend. but u forgot to mention that Man U was missing Berbatov too through injury. And Tevez was probably out of breath after playing in La Paz and the long travel back to Manchester. I almost had a heart attack that night. It was one of the best games of the season in terms of drama and excitement, and the relentless attacking. And while i questioned Fergie's decision to throw in Marcheda as a potential saviour, i have since come to realize that a Man U fan should trust a man who was responsible for countless titles, and truly one of the greatest managers ever. The trophies and accolades speak for themselves. After all, unlike Fergie, we don't get the chance to see the reserves play week in and week out and to note their progress. I'm sure in this area, Fergie knows best. He brought us the Fergie Fledglings in the 90's and young players are still brought in to the senior squad to this very day.

Liverpool's victory over Milan in the Champions League final in 2005 was a tremendous one. It nearly gave me a heart attack too. I thought the game was truly over at 0-3 down. Milan conquered the first half and lost it in the second. Fabulous comeback by the Reds, i must say. And when u have a player like Gerrard to lead the club, anything is possible. Remember the FA Cup final against West Ham? and the comeback win over Panathinaikos in the Champions League group stage a few seasons back? Ermmmm, can we get Gerrard to play for Man U? Hahahahahaa