A New Manager-Manchester United (Full Team Posted)

[TheDon]

Good story so far... But using OMG at the end of the first post? Failed attempt at humour tbh?

 

[sd92]

It wasn't attempted humour at all. It was just being realistic of what someone would think if they were asked to be the Manu manager.

 

[Burnsy1]

great update there. There'll be hell to pay with the owners of those houses. I see riots outside the ground coming

 

[sd92]

I think you might be right, but after all they are council houses, so the council can do whatever they want with them. It will give a huge economic boost to the city, but these people don;t think about that before they start rioting. I'm sure they will be re-homed somewhere else.

 

[TheDon]

It's realistic for someone to go "OMG?" Oh my god, maybe, but not OMG.

 

[sd92]

Fine, I shall edit.

 

[sd92]

Transfer News



In the latest news to come from Old Trafford, Mickael Silvestre has parted ways with the club. He has signed for Marseille, for a reported sum of ?5.6m. Silvestre is the fourth defender to move from Manchester United this term but they have invested heavily in new players and the squad is looking in better shape than it has done for many, many years.



In another transfer swoop, Manchester United have signed the young and talented Argentine Sergio Aguero from Athletico Madrid. The players was snatched from under the noses of Arsenal, Chelsea and AC Milan and has cost United a reported ?29m.

Simon Dukes said "Sergio is supremely talented and I am very exciting he will now be playing for Manchester United. I understand we have snatched him from the grasp of several other big clubs, but they just haven't offered the money that we have. Our inital offer of ?25m was turned down, so we upped it to ?29m and our offer was accepted"

Aguero is the fourth high profile player to move to Manchester United this term.​

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Fixtures
ManUtd.Com can bring you the official fixtures for Manchester United this season.

12 Aug, 16:00 Manchester United v Reading
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15 Aug, 19:45 Portsmouth v Manchester United
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19 Aug, 13:30 Manchester City v Manchester United
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26 Aug, 16:00 Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur
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September
1 Sep, 17:15 Manchester United v Sunderland
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15 Sep, 12:00 Everton v Manchester United
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19 Sep, 19:45 Sporting v Manchester United
Champions League

23 Sep, 16:00 Manchester United v Chelsea
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26 Sep, 20:00 Manchester United v Coventry City
Carling Cup

29 Sep, 17:15 Birmingham City v Manchester United
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October
2 Oct, 19:45 Manchester United v Roma
Champions League

6 Oct, 12:45 Manchester United v Wigan Athletic
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20 Oct, 17:15 Aston Villa v Manchester United
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23 Oct, 19:45 Dynamo Kiev v Manchester United
Champions League

27 Oct, 15:00 Manchester United v Middlesbrough
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November
3 Nov, 12:45 Arsenal v Manchester United
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7 Nov, 19:45 Manchester United v Dynamo Kiev
Champions League

11 Nov, 15:00 Manchester United v Blackburn Rovers
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24 Nov, 15:00 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United
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27 Nov, 19:45 Manchester United v Sporting
Champions League

December
3 Dec, 20:00 Manchester United v Fulham
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8 Dec, 15:00 Manchester United v Derby County
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12 Dec, 19:45 Roma v Manchester United
Champions League

16 Dec, 13:30 Liverpool v Manchester United
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23 Dec, 12:00 Manchester United v Everton
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26 Dec, 15:00 Sunderland v Manchester United
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29 Dec, 15:00 West Ham v Manchester United
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January
1 Jan, 15:00 Manchester United v Birmingham City
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5 Jan, 17:15 Aston Villa v Manchester United
FA Cup

12 Jan, 17:15 Manchester United v Newcastle United
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19 Jan, 15:00 Reading v Manchester United
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27 Jan, 14:00 Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur
FA Cup

30 Jan, 20:00 Manchester United v Portsmouth
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February
2 Feb, 15:00 Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United
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10 Feb, 13:30 Manchester United v Manchester City
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16 Feb, 15:00 Manchester United v Arsenal
FA Cup

20 Feb, 19:45 Lyon v Manchester United
Champions League

23 Feb, 17:15 Newcastle United v Manchester United
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March
1 Mar, 15:00 Fulham v Manchester United
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4 Mar, 19:45 Manchester United v Lyon
Champions League

8 Mar, 15:00 Manchester United v Bolton Wanderers
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15 Mar, 15:00 Derby County v Manchester United
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22 Mar, 15:00 Manchester United v Liverpool
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29 Mar, 15:00 Manchester United v Aston Villa
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April
5 Apr, 15:00 Middlesbrough v Manchester United
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12 Apr, 15:00 Manchester United v Arsenal
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19 Apr, 15:00 Blackburn Rovers v Manchester United
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26 Apr, 15:00 Chelsea v Manchester United
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May
3 May, 15:00 Manchester United v West Ham
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11 May, 15:00 Wigan Athletic v Manchester United
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[TheDon]

Nice signing, but isn't all this money you're spending a bit much?

 

[sd92]

I have sold some players. Although that hasn't raised very much the owners have given me a large budget. Afterall we did make ?60m profit this year, and the owners are always injecting extra money into the club. With the extra stadium expansion too, there will be money, i'm sure, so that will also go towards transfers.

 

[Deleted member 13648]

Bitch. Making Old Trafford bigger. Nice realism though, with the railway and houses behind. St. James' Park has that sort of problem. Nice one mate

 

[sd92]

Cheers, Stu. Old Trafford is the best ground in the world now. The first ground with a railway line and station inside

Yeh, i saw that on the pictures of S.T James. Half is massive, the other half is tiny in comparison

 

[Burnsy1]

a good signing but he's gunna have to work hard to get into the strike team with Roney and Tevez's patrnership going. can't beleve Slivestre's gone. means you got rid of an entire defensive team. good work though.

 

[sd92]

I am planning on using him just behind the front 2, as a more attacking midfielder to be honest. He will fit well there.

 

[Burnsy1]

good. hopefully he will play there well and fit in his new role at Man U cant wait for oppening game.

 

[sd92]

Shock Signing


Manchester United have signed their second big star in the space of a week. They have now signed Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham. The player is the fifth high profile signing to move to Old Trafford this summer, and will join the team with immediate affect.



On the other hand, Louis Saha is leaving Old Trafford. He is part of the deal that brought Berbatov to Old Trafford and will be leaving for Tottenham. The total deal cost Manchester United ?25m and they also lost Saha as part of that deal.

Simon said "Louis has been an integral part of the squad here at Old Trafford for some time now. Things always change and people must move on, but it's sad to lose him as he's been great in his time here. I wish him all the luck in the future. Dimitar has joined us, and this is very exciting for me. He has shown his class for Tottenham and I am really excited about him becoming part of the team here"​

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