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Date: Sat 13 Nov 1999 00:00 GMT
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This Issue:
1. European Cup Final 1999 Image Archive
2. Not For Sale by RED KELLY
3. survey #60 result - Which Cup would you prefer to see UNITED compete for?
4. Neville back on the mend ««
5. Fergie's transfer foray on hold ««
6. Re: Yorkie
7. Close Encounter of the Fulham kind"  sent to The Theatre of Dreams
8. Bosnich defies wisdom ««
9. Request for  Photo  "Law, Best and Charlton embracing in the net"

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MANCHESTER UNITED DAILY NEWS  Sat 13th Nov 1999:

Barry Comment:
Whilst REDS are on a break let us hope our injury problems 
are on the mend. Read about Gary Neville today.
NEXT RED game?
20-NOV-1999 [15:00] Manchester Utd. vs Derby C  (FA Premier League, AWAY)
Barry


 * MANCHESTER UNITED CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE A TRIBUTE 
    
BIFFO'S tribute to that great night in Barcelona, cool links to 
Man United and other Champions League sites. 
Players gallery, post match chatroom. 
A TRIBUTE TO SCHMEICHEL
PLAYERS GALLERY
Taken from The Worldwide Manchester United Fans Webring - 400+ RED sites!
 http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=manufan;list

* 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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Real Audio - Last weeks Daily News Sound Archive:
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99/2000 fixtures/match reports are at
 http://www.red11.org/mufc/992000.htm

Mark Bosnich's Personal Details 
http://www.red11.org/mufc/bosnich.htm

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MANCHESTER UNITED STATS v ALL teams on the Web
http://www.red11.org/mufc/stats.htm

Previous News:
 BSKYB Takeover news/pics at http://www.red11.org/mufc/bskyb.htm
  Brian Kidd Press conference, pic, real audio
   http://www.iol.ie/~redcafe/kidd.htm
 Peter Schmeichel's last Season at United!
   http://www.red11.org/mufc/news/schmeichel.htm

*** 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

http://www.red11.org/mufc/match.htm
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European Cup Final 1999 Image Archive http://www.red11.org/mufc/images/99/ecfinal Just fixed folks! Plain Bl...y RED marvellous 163!! Fast click on button images from that famous time in May 1999 REDS ENJOY! Barry & Bill at http://www.red11.org
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Not For Sale by RED KELLY The other day I received my copy of "Not For Sale - Manchester United. Murdoch and the Defeat of BSkyB" by Adam Brown and Andy Walsh. Trouble was we are dead busy at the moment and so I've been trying my best not to pick it up as I had an idea I wouldn't be able to put it down. I left it on the kitchen table and during our lunch break the day it arrived, our co-worker Koo, had been reading it. He said he'd be back in the studio as soon as he'd finished the paragraph. Half an hour later he arrived back admitting he hadn't been able to drag himself away. Mid afternoon he went down to make a cup of tea and the very same thing happened. I had to hide the damned thing from him! But try as I might to keep away from the book, the other night I succumbed, picked it up and started to read. OK - so I was involved all the way through the campaign and was party to a great deal of what was going on, but if anyone wants a superbly written and obviously well researched insight into how the campaign was conducted, or the reasons behind it etc., then get hold of a copy of this book from IMUSA - you surely won't be disappointed. It's compelling stuff about how the club was saved from under the cold nose of the dirty digger. And after you've read it and assimilated what it has to say, imagine what life as a Manchester United supporter would have been like if the club had been sold to BSkyB and thus lost it's independence. It doesn't bear thinking about. As the book says: "This book is dedicated to everyone who contributed anything, however large or small, to the defeat of BSkyB's takeover of Manchester United" - I second that. Cheers RED KELLY
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survey #60 result - Which Cup would you prefer to see UNITED compete for Which Cup would you prefer to see UNITED compete for: FA Cup 49 57.0% World Club Cup in Brazil 37 43.0% Total: 86 Closed 08-Nov-99 08:00 EDT The FA CUP won but it was fairly close? Seems that some REDS have accepted the fact that UNITED will now travel to Brazil in the new year. New survey running at: http://www.red11.org/survey
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Neville back on the mend «« Gary Neville is back in training and says he is close to a return after revealing that a club statement about his fitness had been misleading. Neville is hoping it will be third time lucky as he sets his sights on another comeback to revive his shattered season. Neville: On fitness trail The England and Manchester United right full back has had a nightmare campaign so far, playing just two full senior games since last May. He has not managed to complete a single Premiership game this season, his only league outing being the 80 minutes he played against Newcastle on August 30. Last week, of course, United said he had been struck down by a recurrence of the groin problem which forced him out of England's plans during the summer, and delayed his start to the season. It seems this is not the case and Neville says it does not mean another long lay off. He says he felt the injury had not fully healed and was told to do more build up work rather than rush back into serious action. Because of this he told Kevin Keegan he would not be available for the England - Scotland Euro 2000 play-offs, and pulled out of United's squad for last weekend's game against Leicester City. He is eager to get back into the game after his longest ever lay off and is close to making it. The only senior football the elder of the Neville brothers has played since the Champions' League final in Barcelona was the European Super Cup final against Lazio in August, and the Champions' League game against Sturm Graz on November 2.
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Fergie's transfer foray on hold «« Sir Alex Ferguson faces a grilling at next week's annual meeting as to why the promised 'World star' has not arrived at Old Trafford. There may still plenty of transfer talk circulating Old Trafford, but it seems the rumour mongers had been working overtime when they predicted a move in the market before next week's annual meeting. Last week speculation was rife that Sir Alex Ferguson could be ready to add to his squad before the club's shareholders ask what happened to the big name he promised them in the summer. The United boss had said, after completing the treble, that he hoped to reward the fans by bringing in a World star. Any potential deals failed to materialised and the only close-season signings were Mark Bosnich who cost nothing, and Quinton Fortune the young South African signed from Atletico Madrid. Biggest signing this season has been Italian goalkeeper Massimo Taibi who cost £4 million in August, but his future looks uncertain. The Sicilian is currently in the Reserve side and due to play against Everton Reserves at Gigg Lane tomorrow as the majority of his first team colleagues are away on international duty. His much publicised errors in the games against Liverpool, Southampton and Chelsea have seen him slip out of the limelight and he is now third in line behind Bosnich and Raimond van der Gouw. As for the big name signing, United could be waiting until the UEFA curfew lifts in December before making a move for a player who would be eligible for the quarter-finals of the Champions' League.
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Re: Yorkie At 09:58 11-11-99 +0200, Bassem El-Sayrafi wrote: >>>> > Hi Guys, > Is it just me, or for the past few weeks we have actually seen Yorkie >drop form. I can't even remember the last time he scored a goal. This kind >of worries me, because problems may arise between our top two strikers. >With the international games coming soon, maybe York is feeling >disappointed because he;'' never play the internationals other fellow >UNITED players play. No prob with Yorkie Andy is scoring them instead! If Yorkie starts again it will be Andy's turn & vice versa, just as ling as MUFC are winning :)) Last goal? 16 Oct 1999 Manchester United (H) 4-1 Watford PL Yorke(39), Cole(42,50), Irwin(44)(penalty). Giggs played brilliantly! Barry "What has to be appreciated is that in certain games this season, Yorke has been asked to go wider, and allow Cole/Solskjaer to play through the middle. His goalscoring chances have lessened because of this." Masterfan Paul
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"Close Encounter of the Fulham kind" sent to The Theatre of Dreams >>>> From: "brian palmer" To: some fans who don`t hate Man.u I don`t know if its of any interest to you but when i was travelling home to birmingham on the train last week after the Leicester game , some Fulham supporters sat by me , they had been to Stockport where they were beaten 2-1 , so I didn`t think they would be very happy! but, we started chatting , and these guys must be some of the keenest supporters I have come across, I have travelled some miles over the years following the reds , but , these lads left me for dead, the one in particular has visited 83 english league grounds and 9 scottish grounds, one of the ones he has missed is villa park, but the way john gregory`s going he may get there next year! Usually when I talk to supporters of other teams the inevitable question who do you support ? arises, when I reply Man.u. this is usually met with streams of abuse and the conversation comes to a halt ! but not so with these lads, they were genuinely interested in what was happening in all aspects of life at O.T.and had many pleasant memories of watching us as neutrals as well as in games against us, particularly Barcelona last season.I felt very encouraged that perhaps everyone isn`t agains`t us as is usually the case, mind you its one of the few occasions in 24 years !! Best wishes Brian Palmer
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Bosnich defies wisdom «« Mark Bosnich missed training today, resting his hamstring injury before he captains Australia against Brazil this weekend. The United keeper seems set to defy club wisdom and play against the Brazilian under-23 side, also featuring Ronaldo and Denilson, in two matches at the Sydney Olympic Stadium and the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Sir Alex Ferguson revealed how Bosnich was suffering from knee and hamstring injuries after United's 2-0 win over Leicester last weekend. But any thoughts about pulling the keeper out of the squad were stopped in their tracks after the controversy over Leeds' refusal to let Harry Kewell go. Bosnich said: "Players are always going to get grumbles from clubs about the time of the matches and the travel involved. The problem won't go away. "The players are the meat in the sandwich in these situations." If Bosnich plays in the second game in Melbourne on Wednesday he would not return for training until the day before United's trip to Derby - which may give Rai van der Gouw or Massimo Taibi a chance to start.
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Request for Photo "Law, Best and Charlton embracing in the net" Hi all - I have been asked to find this: ............... > Years ago, about the late sixties, I had a football annual which had a photo >of Law, Best and Charlton embracing in the net after one of them had scored. >At the time it was quite a famous photo but I have had no luck finding it >again. I was hoping you may have some idea where I could locate it. > > Cheers.......Alan Potten Can anyone help?? Cheers Barry barrylee@post3.tele.dk
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