United Player of The Night

[Supernan]

Acara tiap tahun yg digelar United buat mengumumkan Pemain terbaik di klub musim ini.

Rooney ngeborong 3 penghargaan malam tadi.

04/05/2010 22:45, Report by Adam Bostock
Rooney wins club award treble



Wayne Rooney has been named Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year for 2010 after a fantastic season for United.

It's the second time he's won the award, as voted for by United fans around the world, following his original success in 2006.

He won by a landslide this year, receiving 83 per cent of the votes cast on ManUtd.com. Patrice Evra and Antonio Valencia were in second and third place respectively.

Rooney is the first Englishman to be named United's Player of the Year since Teddy Sheringham in 2001. Should he retain it in 2011, he'll become only the second man to win it three times, emulating Cristiano Ronaldo (2004, 2007 and 2008).

Wayne's club accolade completes a personal Player of the Year hat-trick for this season, after his peers in the PFA and the nation's top football journalists in the FWA also made him their top man for 2009/10.

He also won a hat-trick of club awards on Tuesday night, collecting the Players' Player of the Year accolade from Sir Alex Ferguson and also the Goal of the Season trophy for his strike on the counter-attack against Arsenal on 31 January.

"I was a bit surprised I got Goal of the Season," Wayne told MUTV. "To win both the players’ and fans’ Player of the Year is a great feeling and it’s something I’m very proud of.”

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Wayne Rooney, Players' Player of the Year


Goal of the season Winner

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Selain penghargaan untuk Senior tim,dilakukan juga penghargaan buat reserve maupun u-18 (junior).

De Laet's delight



Ritchie De Laet's remarkable rise from a surprise January signing from Stoke to being the only fit defender in the first team at Fulham in December has been acknowledged with a prestigious award.

Fans voting on ManUtd.com have made him the Denzil Haroun Reserve Player of the Year, ahead of the coaching staff's other nominees Magnus Eikrem and Oliver Gill.

Receiving his trophy from reserves manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, De Laet said: "I'm happy, of course. It's my second year and we've had a good season with the reserves.

"We've won two trophies, and the Senior Cup at the beginning as well, so it's been a good season all round."

When nominating De Laet, Solskjaer said: "Ritchie has been a revelation since signing from Stoke and he deservedly gained some first team appearances this term. He is a very versatile defender who also has an eye for a goal, and he's a real leader in the team."

Previous winners

Denzil Haroun Reserve Player of the Year

1990 Mark Robins
1991 Jason Lydiate
1992 Brian Carey
1993 Colin McKee
1994 Nicky Butt
1995 Kevin Pilkington
1996 Michael Appleton
1997 Michael Clegg
1998 Michael Twiss
1999 Mark Wilson
2000 Jonathan Greening
2001 Michael Stewart
2002 John O'Shea
2003 Darren Fletcher
2004 David Jones
2005 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
2006 Giuseppe Rossi
2007 Kieran Lee
2008 Richard Eckersley
2009 James Chester

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Award joy for Keane



Probably the greatest day of William Keane's United career so far was capped on Tuesday night when he received the Jimmy Murphy Young Player of the Year award.

Hours earlier, the Stockport-born striker scored as the Under-18s clinched the regional championship by beating Everton 2-0. Now a national play-off semi-final against Arsenal beckons for Keane and co, as his debut season as an academy scholar reaches an exciting climax.

The team's proud coach Paul McGuinness told MUTV, "Will has been such a smooth operator in his first year. He's been really outstanding and has scored some stunning goals but his general team play and his demeanour, his attitude on and off the pitch, have been excellent."

Will was presented with his trophy by the academy manager, and appropriately a former United striker, Brian McClair. Congratulations to Will and the other nominees, Nicky Ajose and Scott Wootton.

Previous winners

Jimmy Murphy Young Player of the Year

1990 Lee Martin
1991 Ryan Giggs
1992 Ryan Giggs
1993 Paul Scholes
1994 Phil Neville
1995 Terry Cooke
1996 Ronnie Wallwork
1997 John Curtis
1998 Wes Brown
1999 Wes Brown
2000 Bojan Djordjic
2001 Alan Tate
2002 Paul Tierney
2003 Ben Collett
2004 Jonathan Spector
2005 Giuseppe Rossi
2006 Darron Gibson
2007 Craig Cathcart
2008 Danny Welbeck
2009 Federico Macheda
2010 William Keane

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Originally Posted by Supernan

Wayne Rooney, Players' Player of the Year


Goal of the season Winner

Congrats Wazza

[Sir Alsep Ferguson]

selamat ya untuk rooney
semoga semakin lebih baik lagi season depan

dan untuk young lads di reserve dan youth team
semoga bisa nembus jadi pemain inti

[rondwisan]

congrat buat Rooney, Rooney, Rooney, De Laet dan Keane

[GUNGZ-HO]

T.O.P buat wazza...

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Save of the season

More than 4000 United fans voted in our poll. Here are the results:

1) Edwin van der Sar v Bolton (26.8%)
2) Ben Foster v Arsenal (13.8%)
3) Edwin van der Sar v Liverpool (11.8%)

Edwin's super save

Edwin van der Sar's stunning stop at Bolton has earned the Dutchman the Save of the Season award, as voted by ManUtd.com readers.

With Sir Alex's men 1-0 up at the Reebok Stadium, the Reds' no.1 flung himself across goal and extended every inch of his giant frame to tip Fabrice Muamba's shot around the post and preserve United's lead.

Reds goalkeeper coach Eric Steele paid tribute to van der Sar, telling ManUtd.com: "Sometimes Edwin’s labelled as a goalkeeper who’s very calm and good with the ball at his feet. But he’s also capable of making world-class saves and the one at Bolton is a prime example of that.

"We were 1-0 up at the time so it was an important stop. He’s shown great timing to get his footwork spot-on and also to get his hand up to the ball. It’s a big, strong hand that’s enabled him to push the ball out for a corner and that’s testament to the work he’s done in the gym this season.

"He showed fantastic reactions, too, as well as good concentration to follow the ball as Bolton moved it across the penalty area. He had to be constantly on the move and focussing on the ball the whole time, which isn’t easy. Then he’s followed that up by displaying fantastic athleticism and agility to make the save."

The stop, which you can watch in the video player above, polled 26.8 per cent of more than 4000 votes to land Edwin this season's award. Ben Foster's close-range stop from Robin van Persie garnered 13.8% to finish second. (Manutd.com)

[NdeGue]

Roo "Wazza" mang HEBAT!