[EPL] West Ham United 2-2 Manchester United

[rondwisan]

Originally Posted by troy andreas

Kalo Oom #11 & #22 (jika sudah sembuh) dimainkan, kan ada sisi positifnya.. Thread Old Masters akan kembali ramai
Opa Ron punya info berapa pemain yang belum capai 10 match kah?


SAF uda bilang akan bawa 20 orang yang sama dari match Stoke ke match ini, mungkin gak yah Rafael termasuk? Ane bertanya- tanya kenapa tiba- tiba Rafael absen. Cleverley juga sudah beberapa match absen yah

Bbrp waktu lalu ada yg bahas caps, di thread mana yaa ..
Cleverley absent di 2 match terakhir
Rafael abis cedera itu, sempet maen khan, trus kmrn absent lagi no news sih, moga gpp deh, di physioroom juga gk ada kok
Yg jelas gk ngikut khan si Young, Oom Scholes kayaknya juga ndak ya

[Zulfan]

Mungkin alasannya taktik semata kali yah?
There's no obvious reasons to leave Tom and Rafael behind.
Formasi tim? Saya nggak mau nebak2 lagi ah. Unpredictable.

[azisfirdaus]

Originally Posted by theater of dream

De Gea

Rafael Jones Vidic Evra

Valencia Carrick Rooney Welbeck

kagawa

Persie

Kayanya Kagawa di sayap kiri lagi deh, soalnya bek2 west ham kuat2 sama kaya Stoke kemaren, bakal kalah bodi terus dia kalo di tengah

Originally Posted by iamsetia

Get a room: Midfielder Michael Carrick watches the Rooneys' public display of affection

ini lucu nih, Carrick nya melongo aja liat Rooney dicium Coleen


Just Focus, jangan mikirin city. jagain pergerakan joe cole jangan sampe 2 gol pas di piala FA terulang. jagain Collins juga deh tuh jgn sampe bikin 2 gol lagi. Sama Matt Jarvis juga deh, eh semuanya aja deh

[Ucup Carrick]

Andy Carroll juga lagi on fire...
hehehe

[GUNGZ-HO]

infonya dong forumersui,nama stadion yang di pakai westham united...saya baru tahu kok namanya boleyn ground bukan uptown park lagi?apa cuman diganti namanya aja macam sports direct arena?

[VaDLi]

maap telat HTHnya kawan...

[rondwisan]

Gk tau juga ya, itu nama stadion udah lama kok, cuman lebih 'dikenal' uptown park'nya yg (ternyata) merupakan nama daerah.
Mungkin kayak komplek senayan gitu, stadionnya GBK (mungkin lho ya)

The reborn club continued to play their games at the Memorial Grounds in Plaistow (funded by Arnold Hills) but moved to a pitch in the Upton Park area in the guise of the Boleyn Ground stadium in 1904.

[rondwisan]

Oom @VaDLi
Thanks a lot yaa ...
Yg di thread sblh juga yaa

Originally Posted by Ucup Carrick

Andy Carroll juga lagi on fire...
hehehe

6 gol dari 10 laga terakhirnya ..., watch out Lads ...

[troy andreas]

Sir Bobby recalls great Hammers
Report by Nick Coppack



Back in January, when West Ham came to Old Trafford for an FA Cup third round replay, Sir Bobby Charlton, writing in official matchday programme United Review, shared some of his recollections of former Hammers sides.

Now, as United prepare for tonight’s league fixture against Sam Allardyce’s men at Upton Park, we present an excerpt from that column...

“I always liked playing against West Ham as they had a reputation for good football and for creating talented young players within their own ranks. When I went to Upton Park for our FA Cup third round tie I was thoroughly impressed to see those traditions intact.

“I was reminded of the club’s great history. Bobby Moore, Martin Peters and Geoff Hurst are well known for playing for England in the World Cup final, and it’s always nostalgic to see the lovely statue of the trio erected by the club in their honour. It’s similar to the one at Old Trafford with Denis Law, George Best and myself.

“At the time when we used to come up against those three, they were always difficult to beat. They were genuinely world class and whenever I played with them for England I always felt proud to be lining up alongside them.

“They were extremely well coached by Ron Greenwood and they were known for their coaching ability at Upton Park. I always watch to see how they’re doing, even now. West Ham – like United – have an attacking philosophy.”

[troy andreas]

West Ham Preview: Back on track
by Dale O'Donnell in Match Preview, Premier League

footballcourier.com - Before Manchester United’s 2-0 win at the Britannia Stadium, we lost two games in a row against Chelsea and City. Tonight’s game is of real importance to show we’re back on track and ready to take back our Premier League trophy.

Despite having a handy Monday night fixture lurking on the horizon, it’s crucial we gain momentum tonight, and race towards the Premier League finish line. We know Upton Park is far from the easiest ground in the league to visit. Since the Premier League began in 1992, for instance, United have won 22 out of 33 games against West Ham.

In terms of the team I reckon Ferguson will go for something similar to what beat Stoke City last Sunday. An attack minded line-up to get the job done but he might make a few changes seen as the next fixture will be just 5 days later.

As long as he doesn’t select Giggs centrally, it will look good to me. It’s not as if we’re stuck in the area therefore need to play 39-year-old’s out of position. They’re guys sitting on the bench that are more than capable of contributing straight away. Cleverley alongside Carrick usually works well, but Fergie might fancy Rooney playing deep again.

At the back Rafael da Silva should come back in for Phil Jones. The Brazilian has been magnificent this season and was rested last weekend. Either Nemanja Vidic or Rio Ferdinand will be benched. They have become of age that playing week-in week-out is no longer feasible. Saying that, Ferguson may play them and juggle between the Villa fixture.

Seen as I expect us the line-up similarly to how we did against Stoke, I can not see much of a difference in the way we approach the game. We came out and attacked early, scoring after 4 minutes, but got slightly complacent afterwards. That shouldn’t be the case against West Ham though. The manager will want the job done as soon as possible, but knowing United we rarely do things the easy way. It’s one of our biggest problems, scoring early and relaxing which just invites pressure.

Come on you reds!