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Date: Tue May 05 04:22:24 GMT+00:00 1998
Mail: barry@www.red11.org

FA Premier League Result:
Manchester Utd	3-0	Leeds		H-T:2-0
Giggs 6			Halle s/o 62
Irwin pen 31
Beckham 60

Line-Up vs. Leeds:		Booked:
17.Van Der Gouw
2.Gary Neville
4.May(35)
6.Pallister			Yellow
3.Irwin(12)
7.Beckham
8.Butt
9.Cole
10.Sheringham(13)
11.Giggs
18.Scholes

Subs:
12.P.Neville			Yellow
13.McClair(10)
35.Brown(4)

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This Issue:
1. Why we lost it....
2. Stam Arrives In Manchester (D.Mail)
3. Schmikes Reflects (D.Mail)
4. Fergie On Arsenal (D.Mail)

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Alex acknowledges the fans yesterday


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Date:         Mon, 4 May 1998 15:23:00 +0200
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From: WOOLLIN Andy 
Subject:      Why we lost it....

There are varying schools of thought!

* The Keane injury at Leeds. Half the season without a class player like
Roy, especially when
we lost Nicky Butt for a while as well.

* Not having with an out and out right winger. More obvious when we lost
Giggsy and had no
cover for him on the left.

* Alex not buying any of the big name players that were linked with United
all season. Maybe
 one of them would have made the difference.

* Not punishing the little teams like Liverpool when we had them on the
rack.

* Believing Sheringham could have filled the void left by Eric.

* Why a 72 year old is still occasionally playing in the 1st team. (Mclair)

But no...    The real reason, the obvious reason:
It was that twat of a bookie in Manchester who said that it was all over
when we were =-10 points
clear, and paid out to all the punters that had bet on United!!!!!

 He's the culprit, he's the one we should blame when we look for answers.

Alex acknowledges the fans yesterday



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Date:         Mon, 4 May 1998 22:36:01 +0800
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From: Red Devil Marcus 
Subject:    Stam Arrives In Manchester (D.Mail)


  Stam the man arrives

Monday, May 4, 1998

Jaap Stam will be at Old Trafford to watch his new club Manchester United
play Leeds.

United's record £10.5 million buy from PSV Eindhoven will be in the stands
for the game, but is not expected to go onto the pitch to be presented to
fans.

Stam's appearance will help put a smile back on the faces of the United
faithful after Arsenal ended their reign as champions yesterday.

The Dutch international defender will have a medical tomorrow and is
expected to complete his move to United inside the next 24 hours.

Stam's agent Ton van Dalen, who confirmed he would be at Old Trafford, said:
'We will be talking to Manchester United tomorrow when he will have his
medical.

'I don't see any last-minute problems.'


   Marcus Lionel van Geyzel.

   "I can only please one person per day.
    Today is not your day.
    Tomorrow isn't looking very good either". -- Dogbert

Alex acknowledges the fans yesterday



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From: Red Devil Marcus 
Subject:    Schmikes Reflects (D.Mail)


We must learn from mistakes - Schmeichel

Monday, May 4, 1998

Peter Schmeichel wants Manchester United to learn from this season's
mistakes after Arsenal ended their championship reign.

The Gunners beat Everton 4-0 at Highbury to deny United a record third
successive Premiership title.

Schmeichel is as upset as anyone at Old Trafford that Arsenal have taken
away their crown and feels the club can benefit from this painful
experience.

'We must look on the positive side of all this and take on board all the
lessons which must be learned and use them in a constructive manner for next
season,' said the Dane.

Schmeichel feels United have not played to their full potential in recent
months and now Arsenal have made them pay.

But he does not begrudge Arsene Wenger's side their first Premiership title
and feels they are worthy champions.

'At times we haven't played to the best of our ability and we've certainly
not played as well recently as in the first half of the season,' said
Schmeichel.

'But you can't argue with what Arsenal have done. They've had 10 consecutive
victories, which is a fantastic achievement, and you must respect that.'



   Marcus Lionel van Geyzel.

   "I can only please one person per day.
    Today is not your day.
    Tomorrow isn't looking very good either". -- Dogbert

Alex acknowledges the fans yesterday



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From: Red Devil Marcus 
Subject:     Fergie On Arsenal (D.Mail)

Man United 4 May 1998

ARSENAL DESERVE THE TITLE - UNITED BOSS

Alex Ferguson admitted Arsenal are worthy champions after they ended
Manchester United's title reign.

The Gunners clinched their first FA Carling Premiership crown and 11th title
in total when they beat Everton 4-0 at Highbury.

The United boss knows better than anyone what it takes to win the domestic
game's most coveted prize after leading his side to four of the last six
titles.

But Arsenal have even broke United's Premiership record of eight straight
victories along the way as their success against struggling Everton was
their 10th in a row.

``They deserve to win it after the way they've done the business like
that,'' said Ferguson.

``Any team that wins the league has to be congratulated because it's such a
hard league to win.''
Alex acknowledges the fans yesterday




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