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Date: Wed 10 Nov 1999 24:03 GMT
Mail: barry@www.red11.org
This Issue:
1. PARIS BECKONS FOR FINALISTS
2. FT Tonight - Manchester United 0 v 2 Sheff Wednesday - reduced to 9 men
3. THREE GAMES FOR SECONDS
4. DODD MAKES A POINT - FA Academy League
5. Contract killing - Roy Keane Guardian Fiver
6. Re: CL Watch - Valencia
7. Schmeichel handles successors with care - Guardian
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MANCHESTER UNITED DAILY NEWS Wed 10th Nov 1999:
Barry Comment:
Reserves lost agin with 9 men last night!
Read TV report by yours truly in todays digest.
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* UK TV info: BBC TO COVER UNITED'S BRAZIL MISSION
The BBC will broadcast live coverage of Manchester United's World Team
Championship challenge in Brazil.
Manchester United FC Champions League Squad List
1 Mark John Bosnich 2 Gary Alexander Neville 3 Dennis Joseph Irwin
4 David May 6 Jakob Stam 7 David Robert J Beckham
8 Nicholas Butt 9 Andrew Alex. Cole 10 Edward Sheringham
11 Ryan Joseph Giggs 12 Philip Neville 14 Johan Jordi Cruyff
15 Lars Jesper Blomqvist 16 Roy Keane 17 Raimond RJH Van der Gouw
18 Paul Scholes 19 Dwight Yorke 20 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
21 Henning Berg 23 Michael Jamie Clegg 25 José Quinton Fortune
26 Massimo Taibi 31 Nicholas James Culkin 33 Mark Antony Wilson
34 Jonathan Greening
FINAL Group D P W D L F A PTS
Manchester United FC 6 4 1 1 9 4 13
Olympique de Marseille 6 3 1 2 10 8 10
SK Sturm Graz 6 2 0 4 5 12 6
NK Croatia Zagreb 6 1 2 3 7 7 5
Second stage Euro Draw GROUP B
Manchester United Valencia Bordeaux Fiorentina
Tues Nov 23
Group B: Fiorentina v Manchester United
Group B: Valencia v Girondins Bordeaux
Wed Dec 8
Group B: Girondins Bordeaux v Fiorentina
Group B: Manchester United v Valencia
Wed Mar 1
Group B: Manchester United v Girondins Bordeaux
Group B: Fiorentina v Valencia
Tues Mar 7
Group B: Girondins Bordeaux v Manchester United
Group B: Valencia v Fiorentina
Wed Mar 15
Group B: Manchester United v Fiorentina
Group B: Girondins Bordeaux v Valencia
Tuesday, March 21
Group B: Fiorentina v Girondins Bordeaux
Group B: Valencia v Manchester United
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*** RESULTS AND ATTENDANCES ON 06/11/99 ***
Aston Villa 0-1 Southampton 26,474
Bradford City 1-1 Coventry City 17,587
Liverpool 2-0 Derby County 44,467
Manchester United 2-0 Leicester City 55,191
Middlesbrough 1-1 Sunderland 34,793
Sheffield Wednesday 2-2 Watford 21,658
*** RESULTS AND ATTENDANCES ON 07/11/99 ***
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham United 34,935
Newcastle United 1-1 Everton 36,164
Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Arsenal 36,085
Wimbledon 2-0 Leeds United 18,747
*** CONDENSED LEAGUE TABLE AS AT 07/11/99 ***
Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
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1 Manchester United 14 9 3 2 33 19 14 30
2 Leeds United 14 9 2 3 26 18 8 29
3 Sunderland 14 8 4 2 24 12 12 28
4 Arsenal 14 8 2 4 21 14 7 26
5 Liverpool 14 7 3 4 18 12 6 24
6 Tottenham Hotspur 13 7 2 4 23 18 5 23
7 Leicester City 14 7 2 5 23 19 4 23
8 Middlesbrough 14 7 1 6 19 18 1 22
9 Chelsea 12 6 2 4 18 10 8 20
10 Everton 14 5 4 5 23 21 2 19
11 West Ham United 13 5 3 5 12 11 1 18
12 Aston Villa 14 5 3 6 13 16 -3 18
13 Coventry City 14 4 5 5 21 16 5 17
14 Southampton 13 4 4 5 20 23 -3 16
15 Wimbledon 14 3 7 4 21 27 -6 16
16 Newcastle United 14 3 3 8 24 28 -4 12
17 Bradford City 13 3 3 7 11 21 -10 12
18 Derby County 14 3 3 8 13 24 -11 12
19 Watford 14 3 1 10 10 24 -14 10
20 Sheffield Wednesday 14 1 3 10 10 32 -22 6
*** TEAM STATISTICS - MANCHESTER UNITED - AS AT 06/11/99 ***
AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 55,168
HIGHEST HOME ATTENDANCE: 25/09/99 - Southampton (55,249)
LOWEST HOME ATTENDANCE: 11/08/99 - Sheffield Wednesday (54,941)
BEST WIN: 11/08/99 - Sheffield Wednesday (4-0)
30/08/99 - Newcastle United (5-1)
HEAVIEST DEFEAT: 03/10/99 - Chelsea (0-5)
BEST HOME WIN: 11/08/99 - Sheffield Wednesday (4-0)
30/08/99 - Newcastle United (5-1)
HEAVIEST HOME DEFEAT: -
BEST AWAY WIN: 22/08/99 - Arsenal (2-1)
25/08/99 - Coventry City (2-1)
11/09/99 - Liverpool (3-2)
HEAVIEST AWAY DEFEAT: 03/10/99 - Chelsea (0-5)
NEXT MATCHES
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20-NOV-1999 [15:00] Manchester Utd. vs Derby C (FA Premier League, AWAY)
30-NOV-1999 [20:00] Manchester Utd. vs Palmeiras (Inter Continental Cup, AWAY)
04-DEC-1999 [15:00] Manchester Utd. vs Everton (FA Premier League, HOME)
18-DEC-1999 [15:00] Manchester Utd. vs West Ham (FA Premier League, AWAY)
*** TEAM RESULTS - MANCHESTER UNITED -
UNITED Stats v All teams:
http://www.red11.org/mufc/stats/
ALL FIXTURES at: http://www.red11.org/mufc/fix992000.htm
First Team Fixtures 1999/2000
All dates/times subject to change
Dates of possible cup ties also shown
Date Opposition Score Pos. Attend.
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15/07/99 Melbourne Australia pre-season W 2-0 - 60,000
18/07/99 Sydney Australia pre-season W 1-0 - 78,000
21/07/99 Shanghai Shenhua pre-season W 2-0 - 80,000
24/07/99 Hong Kong South China pre-season W 2-0 - 40,000
1/08/99 Arsenal Wembley Charity Shield L 1-2 - 70,185
3/08/99 Omagh Town Omagh Bomb Fund W 9-0 - 7,000
4/08/99 Wigan Athletic friendly W 2-0 - 15,000
08/08/99 Everton Away PL D 1-1 10 39,141
11/08/99 Sheffield Wednesday Home PL W 4-0 3 54,941
14/08/99 Leeds United Home PL W 2-0 1 55,187
22/08/99 Arsenal Away PL W 2-1 1 38,147
25/08/99 Coventry City Away PL W 2-1 1 22,024
27/08/99 Monaco - Lazio ESC L 0-1 - 15,223
30/08/99 Newcastle United Home W 5-1 1 55,190
11/09/99 Liverpool Away W 3-2 1 44,929
14/09/99 Croatia Zagreb Home EC D 0-0 - 53,250
18/09/99 Wimbledon Home D 1-1 1 55,189
22/09/99 Sturm Graz Away EC W 3-0 - 16,480
25/09/99 Southampton Home D 3-3 1 55,249
29/09/99 Marseille Home EC W 2-1 - 54,276
3/10/99 Chelsea Away PL L 0-5 2 34,909
11/10/99 Sir Alex Testimonial Home F L 2-4 LEGENDS 54,842
13/10/99 Aston Villa Away WC3 L 0-3 - 33,815
16/10/99 Watford Home PL W 4-1 2 55,188
19/10/99 Marseille Away EC L 0-1 - 57,745
23/10/99 Tottenham Hotspur Away L 1-3 3 36,072
27/10/99 Croatia Zagreb Away EC W 2-1 - 30,000
30/10/99 Aston Villa Home PL W 3-0 2 55,211
2/11/99 Sturm Graz Home EC W 2-1 - 53,745
6/11/99 Leicester City Home PL W 2-0 1 55,191
20/11/99 Derby County Away PL 15.00
23/11/99 AC Fiorentina Away EC 19.45
pp 27/11/99 ? Sheffield Wednesday Away PL *No new date yet
30/11/99 Tokyo Palmeiras WCC 20.00
4/12/99 Everton Home PL 15.00
8/12/99 Valencia CF Home EC 19.45
18/12/99 West Ham United Away PL 15.00
26/12/99 Bradford City Home PL 15.00
28/12/99 Sunderland Away PL 20.00 "live on sky"
3/01/2000 Middlesborough Home PL 20.00
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JAN 05-14 Brazil WTC [3-4 games]
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06/01/2000 Necaxa (Mexico) Neut WTC 16.00
08/01/2000 Vasco da Gama (Brazil) Away WTC 16.00
11/01/2000 South Melbourne (Australia) N WTC 16.00
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22/01/2000 Arsenal Home PL 15.00
5/02/2000 Coventry City Home PL 15.00
12/02/2000 Newcastle United Away PL 15.00
26/02/2000 Wimbledon Away PL 15.00
1/03/2000 FC Girondins de Bordeaux Home EC 19.45
4/03/2000 Liverpool Home PL 15.00
7/03/2000 FC Girondins de Bordeaux Away EC 19.45
11/03/2000 Derby County Home PL 15.00
15/03/2000 AC Fiorentina Home EC 19.45
18/03/2000 Leicester City Away PL 15.00
21/03/2000 Valencia CF Away EC 19.45
25/03/2000 Bradford City Away PL 15.00
1/04/2000 West Ham United Home PL 15.00
5/04/2000 ? EC qf i
8/04/2000 Middlesborough Away PL 15.00
15/04/2000 Sunderland Home PL 15.00
19/04/2000 ? EC qf ii
22/04/2000 Southampton Away PL 15.00
24/04/2000 Chelsea Home PL 15.00
29/04/2000 West Ham United Away PL 15.00
3/05/2000 ? EC sf i
6/05/2000 Tottenham Hotspur Home PL 15.00
10/05/2000 ? EC sf ii
14/05/2000 Aston Villa Away PL 15.00
24/05/2000 ? EC Final
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PARIS BECKONS FOR FINALISTS
Manchester United can start dreaming of Paris in the
springtime following the announcement that the 1999/2000 Champions' League
final will be played at the Stade de France on May 24.
If the Premiership hopefuls make it to Paris they will be taking
part in the first European club competition final to be staged at the 80,000
capacity stadium, built to host the climax of the France '98 World Cup.
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FT Tonight - Manchester United 0 v 2 Sheff Wednesday - reduced to 9 men
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Kingston Park - Newcastle
Manchester United Reserves
TEAM: Taibi, Clegg, Higginbotham, O'Shea, Roche, Cruyff, Wellens,
Wilson, Greening, Healy(67 Notman), Twiss
Bench not used: Culkin, S Rose, Webber, Stewart
Mike Phelan team manager
TV report from Denmark!
Sheff Wed (A)
Bright start - I just got home from work only ONE beer
Start 18m into match - no sign of the "Old Fart" eating his pies :))
Howie & Hughes in defence for Toon good test for the young REDS
19 0-0 good crowd judging by camera's
20 Wilson bad pass to Jordi
23 Toon attack overhit cross no worries for Taibi - he has not had a shot
tom save yet
24 SHOT by TOON Massimo had it covered
26 GOAL! Toon 5 yds out scrappy goal no chance for Taibi 0-1
To be fair Toon have commanded the game so far
29 Newcastle have now livened up even more after going ahead
30 Greening through, cleared
31 REDS first corner 6ft 3 Dutchman "Karelse" in goal takes corner
comfortably!
34 Wellens booked
35 Scrappy play
37 Cruyff goes through misses just past the post! Howie booked for challenge
38 SENDING OFF Rick Wellens challenge from behind
- a silly frustrated challenge he had to go for 2nd yellow
39 10 men United - Cruyff is booked, this is going to end up a massacre!?
40 Wilson penalised but NOT booked :)
43 Danny offside trying his best
44 Toon defense playing well - Howie blocks again
HT 0-1 .....
46 Greening booked!
47 Healy blasts over bar from free kick
49 Long shot taken nicely by Massimo
53 Still Toon on top passing no good for both sides
58! Healy booked, Greening complains, 2nd yellow for dissent = RED card
UNITED down to 9 men! crazy!?
This REF is going mad write in now to "Mr Jim Divine" from Cleveland.
61 Healy pen turned down
67 Notman on for Healy
70 Mark Wilson high over the bar, can we still do it 9 versus 11 ??
71 Lee Roche covers well at the back, has been impressive today at the back
74 Good header close in saved by Taibi
80 Good Goal bottom left past Taibi 0-2, kinda expected, thats 2 goals for
Cominelli
81 Lee Roche covers again good play
82 Toon corner shot taken by Massimo
85 Taibi saves again
90 Full time 0-2 Toon go to the top of the Reserves League
The match was not exciting to watch, our defence played very well
considering their handicap.
MOM = ? - not Jim Divine!
Pity there were no pies at half time in Denmark
I did eat some frikadeller's tho! mmmmmmm
THE MAD DANE - Barry
barrylee@post3.tele.dk
Next Games Saturday H v Everton 18.00 UK
Wednesday H v Blackburn 18.30
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THREE GAMES FOR SECONDS
Tuesday, November 09, 1999 11:47
While the first team are away, the Reserves will play.
That's the plan for this week with Manchester United's
bigger stars either rested or on duty for their international
sides.
In their absence, the second team step into the spotlight
to feed the fans' hunger for club results and action.
Tonight (Tuesday 9 November) Mike Phelan's side face
their toughest match of the season so far, away at
Newcastle United. Just a few seasons ago, the Geordies
stunned English football by disbanding their reserve team
and spending more time on the training ground.
Now they're back, and how! Coached by Tommy Craig,
they're unbeaten in eight games and top of the FA Premier
Reserve League's Northern division. Manchester United,
meanwhile, are ninth, having won two, drawn two and lost
two.
It's not been the best of starts by the Reds, but Newcastle
are still looking forward to a big game at Kingston Park,
home of the Tyneside town's rugby club. Kick off is 7pm.
"Everyone knows about Manchester United and it will be a
great thrill for our lads to play against them," says Tommy
Craig.
Those lads are likely to include senior players Marcelino,
Silvio Maric and Stephen Glass. The Reds, meanwhile,
could field a full side of young men tried and tested in the
first team.
Richard Wellens, Luke Chadwick, David Healy and John
O'Shea all made their debuts in the Worthington Cup at
Aston Villa and are now the backbone of the Reserves
squad.
Their next two engagements in a busy week will both be at
Gigg Lane in Bury, their adopted home. They kick off at
11am on Saturday 13 November against Everton, and then
entertain Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday evening, kick off
7pm.
All three Reserve team fixtures will be screened live and
exclusively on MUTV, the only channel dedicated to
Manchester United. For more information, please don't
click HERE.
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DODD MAKES A POINT - FA Academy League
Monday, November 08, 1999 16:38
FA Academy League
U-19: United 1, Liverpool 1
U-17: United 0, Liverpool 0
United's Under-19s pulled it out of the fire with seconds to
go when they met Liverpool at The Cliff at the weekend.
The referee's watch had ticked well into injury-time
when the Reds mounted one last attack down the right.
When the ball arrived in the middle, Danny Webber played
it back to Ashley Dodd who gleefully cracked home the equaliser.
Liverpool had taken the lead in the 32nd minute with a
cracking shot from Miles.
United had started the game enthusiastically and could
have been in front following the opening attack but
Webber's shot went wide of the post. Miles and Navarro
both failed with good chances for Liverpool.
Webber appealed for a penalty early in the second half
after he had been taken out by Boardman, but the referee
ignored his plea.
United's best spell of the game arrived midway through the
second half when the Rose brothers, Michael and Stephen,
both fired in shots which went within inches of putting the
Reds on terms. This flurry of activity paved the way for an
interesting finale and the most entertaining segment of the
game.
United continued to press for the leveller but all appeared
lost until Dodd did the trick with precious seconds ticking
away.
It was a similar story across at Littleton Road where the
Under-17s also drew in a match which was badly affected
by strong winds.
Neither side managed to score, but United's Alan Tate did
find the net shortly before half-time only to find his 'goal'
had been disallowed.
It was the Under-17s' first point in three outings.
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Contract killing - Roy Keane Guardian Fiver
Roy Keane is not a man to mince his words. Mince onions perhaps, an
essential stage in preparing home-made hamburgers, but words, not a chance.
So when he gives two interviews on the same day saying the same thing,
something must be up.
The United nutball has, of course, been talking twice about his future at
Old Trafford. To save you a certain amount of work, we will reprint the his
remarks only once. "As much as I love Manchester United I am not going to
sell myself short,'' he told the Manchester Evening News today. "I respect
the club's position but they have to respect my position as well. From
January 1 they will have to move again," he said.
Keane suggested that he will speak to the squillions of clubs after his
signature at the beginning of next year when his contract allows. "It will
give certain clubs the chance to put a package together and then it will
come back to United to see whether they can move towards what some of the
other clubs can offer me," he revealed with the air of a man who's been on a
management training course.
Perhaps the Fiver has been watching too many Oliver Stone films very slowly
so as to catch the subliminal messages, but we have a feeling something
could be up here. With each threat of leaving, Keane turns it back on the
United board, challenging them to come up with a big enough offer. He
confesses he'd like to stay at United, and knows that one man would pay
anything to keep him there: Sir Alex Ferguson BA Hons. Ferguson meanwhile
insists that he knows best what Keane plans to do. Could it be that between
them, Keane and Ferguson plan to bring the United board to its knees?
Probably not, but it's a nice thought.
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Re: CL Watch - Valencia
On 8 Nov 99, at 12:21, Terry Dale wrote:
> Thought I'd have a snoop around some of the European leagues and see how
> our next CL opponents were doing.
> Majorca 1 - 0 VALENCIA
> This defeat puts Valencia 3rd from bottom of the Spanish League with just
> 11 points, half the total of the leaders.
However, Valencia easily topped their CL group and the feeling is that they
are concentrating heavily on europe. I think they will be the toughest side to
beat in our group....
Paul- statman
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Schmeichel handles successors with care - Guardian
Former United keeper warns against game overheating - Jim White
For a fleeting moment Manchester United's trouble between the sticks seemed
over. Thoughts of knock-kneed Italians and lardy Aussies began to fade from
the collective consciousness as Peter Schmeichel, owner of the largest pair
of hands in United history, was spotted back in town.
Rumours of his permanent return to Old Trafford, though, were ill-founded.
On Tuesday lunchtime he stationed himself in the Trafford Centre, Europe's
biggest shopping mall, just down the road from his spiritual home, to sign
copies of his autobiography for more than 500 eager fans and then make
himself available to the press.
Such is the Hollywood status of footballers these days that his
availability to a long line of waiting interviewers amounted to not a
second more than the allotted 20 minutes, media advisers armed with
stopwatches and tape recorders hovering to ensure their star's prestige was
not compromised and several minders with shoulders the width of small
aircraft manning all doors.
One reporter complained, but through all the palaver spinning round him
Schmeichel remained remarkably calm, sanguine, unfailingly attentive and
polite. Rather at odds, indeed, with the image he used to project in
moments of crisis in the United defence when, nose aglow, he would scream,
bawl and howl. And that was just at team-mates.
But then that was the reason he left, to escape the debilitating pressure
that life at the top of the Premiership had become. To enjoy life again
somewhere warmer and less frenzied.
So how was he finding things at Sporting Lisbon? Had he, for instance, yet
learnt Portuguese to shout at the defence? "I'm learning," he says in his
perfect Mancunian-edged English. "One or two of them don't speak English.
Or Danish, surprisingly. And it has cost us goals because of communication
problems. So it's my responsibility to learn their language."
However many goals he has leaked he looks very relaxed. Life, then, appears
to be the breeze he had been anticipating after the hurricane of winning
the treble. "I'm enjoying it, but it's been a very, very difficult start,"
he says. "The coach had five games, then he was sacked. Then the entire
board stepped down, and they haven't appointed anyone until a new board is
elected. So we're without leadership.
"It all started because we played a very bad game against someone we were
supposed to beat and we drew 1-1. The fans reacted very badly. They
threatened the directors physically; they escaped into the boardroom and
had to stay there until about three in the morning. They are very
passionate people about football."
Blimey, and he thought there was pressure in England.
"It's a different kind of pressure," he says. "It's not a more relaxed
environment, no way. We train longer, we have to go and stay in a hotel the
night before games, so it's not like I have tons more time, it's not that.
But I feel a big, big physical difference. I wake up every morning fresh,
no pains anywhere. Whereas in England by this time in the season I'd have
pains. When I finished the World Cup last year, 12 days later I was back in
training. That season went from the July 24 to the June 11. That's 10
months, two games a week. You get the picture.
"I don't think it's just the English system overheating, it's the whole
system: there's more Champions League, there are more nations now, that
means more international games, more qualifiers. I think everyone in
football, they'll all have to sit down and face this problem: we're
overexhausting our players, we are going to pay the price in terms of
quality."
But surely, for anyone involved in United's treble run last season, the
intensity was part of the excitement? "Definitely," he says. "But you're
talking about Juventus in the European semi-final with Arsenal in the FA
semi the next week and in between Chelsea in the league. Yes, I loved it.
But remember before that there had been three months of hard work, of games
you need to slog through to be in that position to enjoy the icing on the
cake. And that is exhausting."
Though he is too circumspect to discuss his successors in public, he
believes some of United's defensive frailties that have followed his
departure are down to the relentless nature of the football calendar. "When
you talk about defence, you want to keep the same players all the time," he
says. "Of course the treadmill means you're much less likely to keep the
same players, it won't be as settled as you would like. That will become a
larger problem as they add all these games."
Talking of extra games, would the tightness of his schedule allow him to
watch his old side play Sturm Graz in a pointless, dead rubber Champions
League match that evening? "No, I have to fly back," he says. "When we
organised this trip I didn't realise they'd be playing, otherwise I'd have
gone.
"But what are they doing putting Champions League games on a Tuesday
anyway? European matches should be a Wednesday. You know, what's going on
with football now?"
Peter Schmeichel is not the only one who is wondering.
Schmeichel, the Autobiography is published by Virgin, £16.99
Manchester United - The Legend - http://manunited.net
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