da cassino online：
da stake casino：
Last night Manchester United qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions league at the expense of Rangers. The game was set up much like the fist at Old Trafford but Rangers had their chances to win the game. On the night the English team were marginally the better side. We examine what we can learn from lasts nights dour encounter.
Do English-Scottish border clashes mean anything any more?
The standards in Scotland have diminished so greatly that these games have lost their edge. For two games, Rangers have packed a defence against Manchester United and said, break us down. While there is nothing wrong with that, these games used to have an edge to them. Both English and Scottish teams would attack each other, the crowd would be fired up. There was none of that last night. The crowd were subdued even the Manchester United end. It was just another game for Manchester United last night, which was alarming to view
Cash in on Berbatov?
After the game at Old Trafford, Sir Alex Ferguson claimed that he should have used Berbatov, it was his kind of game. In a very similar game he was deployed and was useless. His early season form has vanished and he looks a passenger at times for Manchester United. With reported interest from Italy, it must be time for United to cash in on the forward – cut their losses and accept that unfortunately it didn’t work out.
Wayne Rooney is still Manchester United’s most important player
People have been very quick to claim that ‘Rooney is back’.’ To be fair to Rooney he did look rusty but his drive seems to be back. After he scored the penalty, for ten minutes we saw the Rooney of old. He was committing defenders, driving at the Rangers defence. He was even defending on Manchester United’s eighteen yard line. It will take time for Wayne Rooney to rediscover the form of last season, but goals will help. He is Manchester United’s best player, and with United improving every week, a fit Rooney could propel United to some unexpected heights this season
Central defensive injuries could cost United this season
If Kenny Miller could head the ball United could have been beaten last night. Sir Alex Ferguson left Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic and it was nearly costly. Both Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling were shaky and look like they would crumble under intense pressure – and this was only Rangers. Of course Smalling will need time but Jonny Evans has a great deal of experience under his belt despite his young age. He needs to become a leader, not accept being an understudy. Are Manchester United fans confident that either one could replace Rio Ferdinand?
United need a new creative midfielder.
Manchester United need to sign a midfielder that has the ability to open defences. If Paul Scholes hadn’t played last night United may not have broken the door down. They need to replace him as soon as possible. Not because he is no longer needed, but because he will soon retire. Michael Carrick doesn’t posses the ability to pass the ball forward any more, let alone at any pace. Darren Fletcher offers United a different dimension and Darren Gibson, though has a sweet strike on him, doesn’t look a Manchester United player. It may not happen in January, but come the summer, Manchester United need to be in the market to replace Scholes with a world class midfielder. The supply to the forwards will suffer if they fail to do so.
[divider]
[divider]