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Date: Thu Jul 01 07:33:03 GMT+00:00 1999
Mail: barry@www.red11.org
This Issue:
1. Guardian: Man Utd withdraw from FA Cup
2. A Day In The Life nullor Deathnullof the FAC
3. Old Farts at lancaster gate stir up the RED army AND 10 DAYS IN MAY PART 1
4. FA backed United into corner', say fans
5. Transfer stuff: Foe, Davids
6. UNITED'S CUP OVERFLOWS
7. FA Cup withdrawal by "brendymegs"
8. Someone please tell me by "David Marshall, Brisbane, Australia"
9. Re: They all laughed...
10. Teams Manchester United, Al Nasr (Saudi Arabia), Vasco da Gama (Brazil),
Real Madrid (Spain) and hosts Corinthians.
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Daily RED NEWS Thur 1st July 1999:
Barry Daily Comment:
A sad day in the history of UNITED. WE WILL NOT PLAY IN THE FACUP next seson!
read more in todays newsletter including my thoughts!
**** Becks to miss Far East and Australia tour (Independent)
The United midfielder David Beckham has been told by the club's manager,
Sir Alex Ferguson, that he can miss the club's pre-season tour to
Australia and the Far East. Beckham gets married in Ireland on Sunday.
29-JUN-1999 [09:00] Celebrate with Sir!
Details of Sir Alex Ferguson's testimonial events have been released,
and it looks like we're going to celebrate in style!
A Testimonial Race Day is to be held at Haydock Park in the Boss's honour,
along with a golf day, a Simply Red concert, and a United vs Rest of the World match.
The party will take place between July and October this year.
For more details and to book your day at the races, read on...
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NEXT MATCHES
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01-AUG-1999 [15:00] Manchester Utd. vs Arsenal (FA Charity Shield, AWAY)
08-AUG-1999 [16:00] Manchester Utd. vs Everton (FA Premier League, AWAY)
11-AUG-1999 [20:00] Manchester Utd. vs Sheffield W (FA Premier League, HOME)
14-AUG-1999 [15:00] Manchester Utd. vs Leeds U (FA Premier League, HOME)
22-AUG-1999 [16:00] Manchester Utd. vs Arsenal (FA Premier League, AWAY)
Friendlies:
August 3rd Omagh Town, St Julian's Road ground
August 4th Wigan Athletic
****Pre season tour details JULY 1999 ***
Melbourne Sydney
Thu 15/7 MAN. UNITED V SOCCEROOS evening in Melbourne
at the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground- capacity 90,000.) kick off 20.00hrs.
- Melbourne Cricket Ground 5 minutes from the city. Good transport available
Tickets available - starts from $60.00 - behind the goal -next up is $90.00,
$130.00 and $150.00
Sun 18/7 MAN. UNITED V SOCCEROOS STADIUM AUSTRALIA, Olympic Boulevard,
Homebush Bay, Sydney NEW SOUTH WALES 15.00 local time
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+ Far East
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chairman Yu Zhifei as saying: ''It is unprecedented that the tickets
should sell out for a match five weeks in advance."
Sat 24/7 Hong Kong Repeat of the 1997 game
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1 Manchester United 38 14 4 1 45 18 8 9 2 35 19 43 79
2 Arsenal 38 14 5 0 34 5 8 7 4 25 12 42 78
3 Chelsea 38 12 6 1 29 13 8 9 2 28 17 27 75
4 Leeds United 38 12 5 2 32 9 6 8 5 30 25 28 67
Here are the first matches in the coming season 1999/2000 fixture list:
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15 July Melbourne pre season Australia
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21 July Shanghai pre season Shenhua
24 July Hong Kong pre season South China
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4 Aug Friendly Wigan Athletic
8 Aug away PL Everton
11 Aug home PL Sheffield Wednesday
14 Aug home PL Leeds United
21 Aug away PL Arsenal
25 Aug away PL Coventry City
27 Aug Monaco ESC Lazio
28 Aug away PL Newcastle United
THE FANTASTIC TRIPLE WAS WON!!
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Subject: Guardian: Man Utd withdraw from FA Cup
Wednesday June 30, 1999
Manchester United announced this afternoon that they are withdrawing from
next season's FA Cup. The decision is subject to contractual issues which
still have to be resolved.
In a statement the club said: "We realise that many of our supporters will
be as disappointed as we are with our decision not to compete in the FA Cup.
"Manchester United see this as an opportunity to compete for the ultimate
honour of being the very first world club champions."
The Football Association offered to exempt the FA Cup holders from the
competition in a bid to persuade them to play in the Fifa World Team
Championship in Brazil in January and so help England's 2006 World Cup bid.
That left United in a no-win situation, knowing that they would disappoint
their fans if they agreed to pull out of the FA Cup and disappoint the FA
and the Government if they refused to play in Brazil.
United agonised over their decision for two days before announcing at an
Old Trafford press conference that they had reluctantly agreed to accept
the FA's offer.
BRAZILIAN RUM
The FA can call off the sanctions and put the tactical bombers back in the hangar.
Manchester United have announced they will pull out of the FA Cup.
"Manchester United agreed in principle to accept an invitation to take part in the
inaugural world club championships to be staged in Brazil," said the United chairman
Martin Edwards to the polite applause of a few Scousers.
Contractual issues mean the deal is still to be completed, so in the meantime Edwards
decided to state the obvious. "We realise that many of our supporters will be as
disappointed as we are with our decision not to compete in the FA Cup. Manchester
United see this as an opportunity to compete for the ultimate honour of being the
very first world club champions." South Melbourne will be quaking already.
Not content with simply destroying the World's Greatest Knockout Tournament, the FA's
bigwigs and bad-lads have cooked up another plan. This time they want to reduce the
number of teams in the Premiership to 18 in another attempt to ease fixture congestion.
Southampton are unlikely to have been one of the teams to complain.
The Premier League insist that they "are absolutely committed to maintaining a 20-club
Premier League." But, just in case, ardent Saints fans are looking to borrow a mind ray.
If anybody has one.
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Subject: A Day In The Life [or Death] of the FAC
From: Barry Leeming
May 26th 1999 never will be forgotton
June 30th 35 days later all hell breaks loose!
The oldest club competition in the world
This Cloud's over what our REDS did last season.
The WAS the biggest Premier Knockout Competition in the world,
It has become "discount" in a day
Every fan wants to see their team in the FA Cup its a tradition
ALL PLAYERS want to walk up those 39 steps of heaven at Wembley
They are now deprived without being asked and it is the begining of the
demise of the FACup
We should not play in the inaugeral World Club Competition
We are too good for that, we should come in future years when the competition
is accepted and played OUT OF SEASON.
"T.Banks" is a Chelsea fan so shouting off his mouth today
he says "MUFC could lose away to Stockport County in the 3rd round" WHO IS
HE KIDDING?
Politicions have passed on the buck UK will NOT get the 2006 WC anyway
its already obvious the African Nation will get it whatever UNITED do in
Brazil
**** What's it got to do with us anyway?????!! ****
Who do we play in the unimportant Cup they call the ??
>>>>>>>WORLD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
2 groups of 4 teams Group Winners in final
3 or 4 games
REAL MADRID [might as well be a repeat of Europe?]
Vasko Brazil [S American Champs... who the hell are they?]
Corinthians Brazil [current champions of host nation]
Al Nasr Saudi [Asian Champs, ask Terry]
+ Champs of Africa .. Tarzan, Jane & King Kong?
Champs of Oceania .. Neptune & the little mermaid?
Champs of America/Carribean .. Boston Red & White Soxx?
Call THAT a competition we should be in????
my a.s!
+ + + + what do they get instead?
Upset stomachs, jet lag, injuries 2 weeks + travel to take the stuffing out
of them.
ALEX Stepney quote from "Sept 68"
"Newcastle on the Sat then off to Estudiantes on the Sat arriving Mon eve
match Wednesday travel thurs
new match on the Sat again I WAS KNACKERED!!!
Any UNITED fans in Rio? Never?
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God, ...... I'm going to BED!
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Subject: Old Farts at lancaster gate stir up the RED army AND 10 DAYS IN MAY PART 1
THE SWEET FA
well they have managed to infuriate the majority of true reds once again,
even though personally i understand why the board and the wizard have
agreed to this "solution".
It was my immediate feeling following the euphoria at the nou camp that
something would have to give this season and i had a feeling that
the atmosphere we generated at the fa cup final, was one that had more than
a hint of we have done this so often , and that with the ever growing demands
of the champions league and the competition in the premier league the club
would have to relegate the importance of the grand old trophy,surely its
better this way than demeaning the fa cup aka the league cup please do not
point out its the worthington cup did we win the axacup.
hope i am not offending you top reds who are against this move but maybe it will
work in our favour regarding free dates on cup sats of coures thats down
to the luck of the draw .
I wish my typing was professional so my story of the 10 days in may could
spring from my head thru my heart to my hands on the keyboard.
of my getting a pass to the press box 15 mins before the spurs game.
a certain PC of sixties fame was the man to thank and i have several times,
myself and ben plus my brother tom appearing on mutv.
Getting a red card from the cliff on media day from a right officious git'
afetr the security lads had waved us in and we ewre being filmed by bbc.
i met the wizard this year and i am sure he would have let us stay but
unfortuneatly he was getting keano out the stir,so the atmosphere was
not condusive to begging favours,so it was adios to peter stevenson of bbc north
with whom i had sat and celebrated the PL being won,we agreed to get in
touch in barca, the bbc were going to film the mustang(i have to sell it soon to finance
tokyo and rio) any offers ?
I will be sad for that car has been a good luck charm since importing it
with MUFC-OK Number plates last year.
back to the press box at the half time break my conversations were with
kevin moran,arthur albiston who i had met before in toronto,wilf mcguinness and smudge the mutv
cameraman,who knew the day before i had no tkt for the spurs match,he though it was great to
see me in the hallowewd company of ex players and journalists,smudge is one of usyou see ,
a real fan ,he supports his home town owls, so a great party inthe PB had a hug and a big
smile from paddy crerand,also some top photos.
Then back to the nest to tell my story to "red kelly" duncan d,linda h ,the
Hargreves,eh even got my mug shot, also met seamus gallen before the match ,but does jon leigh
really exist?
I know Lisa Bailey is for real was not too keen on her 'MINDERS" though they
did a good job diverting her attention, but i must insist i was fully focussed on the next
10 days.
It was a pleasure to meet you all some for the first time but hopefully not
the last. even though i have announced my retirement from the domestic fixture list
and that was done at the nou camp!
so it will have to be in monaco maybe tokyo probably BRAZIL definitely.
so i hung the champions flag out the open car and drove down deansgate it
was relly hopping!
And then out to alkrington via ancoats, miles platting collyhurst etc etc
,love this area for many reasons mainly its uniteds spiritual home and also my family roots.
reached the old davids pub where my son was already returned and he was
partying with my well oiled cousins and mates who had partook of many fine ales that
afternoon.
Still no sign of scholesy,he is known to be seen in these parts.
it will be 2 more weeks and 2 more trophies before i personally greet paul
scholes.
to be continued
HOW WE GET FA AND EURO TKTS FACE VALUE
WEMBLEY AND THOSE UGLY TOONS
FERRY FIASCO TO SPAIN
MEET OLD DUTCH RED MATES IN SITGES
HARD ROCK
F..K IT WAS ALL TOO QUICK, I JUST SEEM TO PARTY ON THESE DAYS
UP THE REDS ROGER THE RED DIABLO
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Subject: 'FA backed United into corner', say fans
I think they meant Jon Leigh - read on. Dave
Manchester United faced a backlash from furious fans after pulling out of
the FA Cup to play in January's World Club Championship in Brazil.
United insisted the decision was forced on them to help England's bid for
the 2006 World Cup Finals but their announcement, after 72 hours of
heart-searching, created a huge wave of disappointment among the supporters
who believe the FA Cup should be the club's priority.
Leading the protest was John Lee, a representative of the Independent
Manchester United Supporters Association, who said: 'I am disgusted. This
is the most disgraceful stunt the FA have ever pulled, backing United into
a corner as they have done.
'They have devalued the oldest cup competition in the world, we are denied
the chance to retain the trophy and the team everyone wants to knock out
won't be entering.'
The announcement that United would take up the FA's offer of a one-year
exemption from the FA Cup was made at an Old Trafford news conference by
manager Sir Alex Ferguson, club chairman Martin Edwards and FA executive
director David Davies.
Fans gathering outside reacted in horror. One of them, Steve Walsh of
Stretford, said: 'The World Club Championship is just a stunt.
'The supporters wanted United to defend the FA Cup which is, after all,
part of their unprecedented Treble. We all feel very let down by this.'
Ferguson insisted there was no way out for his club, saying: 'I hate to
think what the reaction would have been had we not taken this decision.'
Sir Bobby Charlton, a United director and president of the World Cup bid,
said: 'I will be as sad as any fan that our name won't be going into the
hat but we need to make progress and it would have been an insult to turn
down FIFA's invitation.'
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Subject: Transfer stuff: Foe, Davids
(Teamtalk)
Fergie to sign - but not Foe
Cameroon international Marc Vivian Foe's dream move to Old Trafford is off
again according to his agent Pape Diouf.
The Frenchman told TEAMtalk that Alex Ferguson was yet to get in touch
over Foe and that appears to confirm the manager's interest is dead.
Fergie first made moves to capture Foe a summer ago but the player broke a
leg and remained in France before a 2.5m move to West Ham.
Diouf confirmed Fergie has yet to be in touch over the player despite
earlier claims that United were in the running.
"I don't think United is a possibility, I heard that they can be
interested again but I haven't spoken to Alex Ferguson," said Diouf.
"We are looking for a transfer but I will have to talk to the boy when he
returns. We should know by Thursday or Friday."
The agent said that two English clubs had shown interest plus a club from
Italy and a host of French clubs including Bordeaux.
Fergie was believed to have renewed interest in Foe after learning that
Edgar Davids was unlikely to leave Juventus.
Indeed it now appears that the reports of United's interest may have been
part of an attempt to drive up Foe's price in readiness for a bidding war.
However, Ferguson appears to be ready to tempt Juve with 10m offer after
he pledged to draft in one more 'quality player'.
The Juventus and Holland midfielder has been top of the transfer list
since his stunning display against United in the Champions League game at
Old Trafford .
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Subject: UNITED'S CUP OVERFLOWS
Wednesday, June 30, 1999 12:00
There will be no Double this season. United have become the first
team to be knocked out of the FA Cup in June.
Manchester United have withdrawn from the 1999/2000
FA Cup competition, in favour of competing in the inaugural
World Club tournament, to be held in Brazil next January.
The FA put pressure on the Reds to take part in the new
competition, in the vague belief that it will aid England's bid to
host the 2006 World Cup.
Being out of the FA Cup gives United more dates which
can be used to reschedule domestic games which will be
postponed because of the Brazil tournament.
In announcing the decision, club chairman Martin Edwards
said, "We have done a lot of listening with the FA and the
Premier League and it seems the only sensible way is to
withdraw."
"This is a chance for Manchester United to become the
first champions of the world," he continued. "I convened a
Board meeting in my car last night, and my vote was
unanimous, with no abstentions."
The World Club Championships will run from January 5-14,
meaning a two-week Premiership sabbatical for the Reds,
away from the hurly-burly of the domestic game, and into
the Latin-American silky skill and thuggery that the likes
of Vasco da Gama offer, in keeping with their national traditions,
dating back to Estudiantes in 1968.
This decision means that the prospect of United facing 77 matches next
season is gone.
While that will please some people, withdrawl from the FA Cup is sure to
cause outrage
among other supporters.
But who cares about them anyway, tradition is for sentimental sods!
Paul Hinson (email p.l.hinson@ais.salford.ac.uk)
MUTV Masterfan Quiz Champion 1999
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Subject: FA Cup withdrawal by "brendymegs"
I'm absolutely sickened by our decision to pull out. The excitement of that
3rd round draw still drags me in irrespective of how well we are going in
the league.
We haven't always been top dogs and we won't always be either but the FA
Cup was always something to hang your hat on, especially during the 70's
and 80's when it was the only success we had. Now there is just a bloody
big hole and a major competition that we won't even be involved in. Talk
about handing the major honours to your rivals.
If the best offer from the FA was our exclusion, then they should have been
swiftly advised where they could insert their World Cup bid. It's amazing
that Davies is claiming that it is purely a one off. If that is the case
then it could have been possible to be given a bye in the 4th round as a
"one off"
The problem with the whole FA set up is that the major figures are not
impartial. The committees consist of chairmen and directors of rival clubs
. A classic example is Bates on the FA Cup committee. How could we ever
expect to be given any favors from that man?. I dare say he'd probably
rather strangle his dog!
Incredible to think that we're not in the FA Cup but we still have to front
up for the Worthless Cup. If the FA really did have the interests of the
game at heart they wouldn't insist on the top clubs competing in this
Football League creation and the endless rounds of useless international
friendly games where the best England players don't turn up anyway (Hungary
game a classic example)
It's time for the FA to bite the bullet and get rid of at least two clubs
from the Premier League (but again, it's difficult to do this because
everyone has their own interests at heart. When it comes to the vote who
will vote themselves out of the top flight?).
I'm going to go and debate the subject with my four year old daughter. She
seems to have a better understanding of the game than most of the idiots
running it
Chris Ryder (an extremely depressed and dejected Gorton Red in exile),Sydney
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Subject: Someone please tell me by "David Marshall, Brisbane, Australia"
Hi All,
Things ain't what they used to be are they?
I know I'm still the Second Oldest Fart and thus probably have lost
more cerebral neurones than most of you, and perhaps that is why I
just can't see how having an English club compete in this silly thing
in Brazil influences the choice of the venue for WC2006. Surely FIFA, that
bastion of honesty and fair play (they do have kiddies displaying a banner
about Fair Play at most internationals, don't they?), will base their decision
on the quality of the bid and not whether or not they can pressure the
FA into forcing the best team in the world (we know that without
needing this bollocksy thing in Brazil antway) out of the best cup
competition in the world.
To say I'm upset is putting it mildly! How dare they????
The only upside I can grasp at is that it will extend the time since
we lost a game in the cup by at least a year. I suppose we could make
that forever if we simply never played in it again.
Cheers,
David Marshall
Brisbane, Australia.
Red 'til I'm dead - treble achieved, I'm ready to go!
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Subject: Re: They all laughed...
From: Sean Hennessey
Hi all,
What we were singing at Wembley and in Barca was:
They all laughed when Arsenal got the double
They all laughed when we signed Jaap Stam
They all laughed when Schmeichel said he's leaving
Who's Who's Who's got the last laugh now!
I've gotten about three versions on list so far, but I'm positive that
that's what we sang at that time, anyway...
Variety is the spice of life... :)
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Subject: Teams Manchester United, Al Nasr (Saudi Arabia), Vasco da Gama (Brazil),
Real Madrid (Spain) and hosts Corinthians.
Sportsweb
The F.A. offered the Cup holders an exemption from the 127-year-old
competition to help allow them represent England at next January's world
club championship in Brazil.
Davies was anxious that United attend the inaugural competition in order to
promote England's bid for the 2006 World Cup but needed first to find a way
to ease United's increasingly congested fixture list.
By travelling to Brazil in the middle of the English winter, United would
have missed two premier league matches, a possible League Cup semifinal and
the fourth round of the F.A. Cup.
"The only way to find enough alternative dates for those matches is to
reduce United's load," Davies wrote in Wednesday's Times.
"Squeezing in another match here, another there, is not an option...if
there was an alternative, we would have found it."
South Africa are the current favourites to host the first World Cup in
Africa with Morocco, England, Germany and Brazil the other candidates.
If Manchester United had decided to miss the club championship the losing
European Cup finalists Bayern Munich would have taken their place, a
possibility Davies was eager to avoid.
"Manchester United's involvement in the world club championship will
unequivocally help England's 2006 World Cup bid and no-one should
underestimate the importance of the World Cup," Davies said.
"If the World Cup does not come here in 2006, it could go to Germany."
Davies added that the world club championship was likely to develop into a
"glamorous competition of great significance over the next few decades".
"By making a commitment to this new competition now, England, in the shape
of its standard-bearers, Manchester United, can be in at the beginning."
Davies drew a parallel with Chelsea's experience in 1955 when they were
discouraged from entering the European Cup.
"It was another 13 years before an English club, Manchester United,
eventually won that competition and sealed the idea of European football as
a significant part of our game. We also failed to enter the first three
World Cups. Another own goal," he said.
An alternative view has been expressed by Lee Hodgkiss, spokesman for the
Independent Manchester United Supporters' Association.
"The F.A. Cup remains close to the hearts of the fans, players and
management of Manchester United," Hodgkiss said.
"Let's get this right. Fans of Manchester United don't give a damn about
England's national team so all this talk about us representing our country
is nonsense."
Ultimately money will count and Manchester United could make millions from
the new competition, which is intended to be an annual event.
Eight teams are to take part, one from each of the six confederations
making up the world governing body FIFA, another from the host country plus
the winners of the annual Cup between the champions of Europe and South
America.
Teams so far confirmed are Manchester United, Al Nasr (Saudi Arabia), Vasco
da Gama (Brazil), Real Madrid (Spain) and hosts Corinthians. Next year's
tournament is scheduled from January 5-14.
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