AgüeroKun
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Being a one man team does not make you better than us you ragshit.
Thanks Evra, team talk for derby done
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Bilboblue
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samharris said:
Brilliantly recovered Sam, hats off to you pal.
The_Boxing_KangaBlue
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Cheadle Blue said:
He's just an A Grade, cheese-eating, spine-less, past-his-prime Frog Rag cnut. Honestly, his team mates must hate the prick.
And to be considered a prick by both French and Rag team mates... My oh my
Chi-town blues
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I'm sure Evra must've heard Suarez rumor
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Sorry Patrice, did you say "always been superior"?
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I think you might be lying...
Oh, and Petrice; say hi to France's no1 left back:
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I think you might be lying...
Oh, and Petrice; say hi to France's no1 left back:
BTH
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Groan! The other idiot who gets turned over in most Derby games has been at it again today in the MUEN: stoking the mythology:
http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereve...rio-ferdinand-its-medals-not-money-that-count
Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand: It's medals not money that count
Simon Stone
November 15, 2012
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand is more interested than medals than money as a sign of his success on the football field.
The Reds defender is very much a modern-day star, leading a glamorous lifestyle, whilst also using his profile to promote his digital magazine #5.
Ferdinand is not afraid to venture into the political sphere either, and has done as much as anyone to make people look again at the issue of racism in football, a subject which, until just over a year ago, many felt was under control.
It is clear once his playing days are over, the 34-year-old will have no trouble occupying his time, even if he chooses a career far removed from the one that has brought him 81 England caps, five Premier League titles and a Champions League.
But Ferdinand knows throughout his life, football will define him.
And he is acutely aware only one currency matters.
"People talk about money and all the stuff that goes on around football, but to me, it just comes back to winning," he said.
"It doesn't matter how much money you have, at the end of your career, what you will be most proud of are your achievements.
"If you have won things and continue to win things for this great club, that is something to talk about.
"I wouldn't sit down and talk about how much money I have. It would be more to do with what good times we had and some of the sorrow moments, when we lost games we should have won.
"Football is the most important thing. At Manchester United, winning is definitely at the top of everyone's agenda."
It is a message Ferdinand is now responsible for passing onto his younger team-mates.
Whereas Sir Alex Ferguson used to concentrate on the remaining members of that famed 'Class of 92' when underlining the drive required to be successful over an extended period of time, he has now inserted Ferdinand's name into the list.
The Londoner's honours board certainly stands comparison.
Indeed, were it not for the feats of Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes, Ferdinand's medal collection would be amongst the most glittering the game has ever seen.
Now that experience is not only being used on the field, it is coming in handy of it as Ferdinand helps mastermind another championship tilt.
"It is inevitable when you get to a certain stage in your career, you get looked upon as one of the senior players," he said.
"The others automatically look to you to be the people who are more vocal, not just on the pitch but in the dressing rooms and on the training pitch. That is just the way it happens.
"If you are one of the senior players, you have to use that responsibility the best way you can, by enhancing the performance of others around you."
With no international commitments to distract him any more, Ferdinand should be fresh for Saturday's trip to Norwich.
It is the latest in a sequence of away games - he is almost certain to be excused next week's Champions League encounter with Galatasaray in Istanbul - which Ferdinand actually thinks bring out the best in United.
"We quite enjoy playing away from home," he said.
"We have great players on the counter-attack and if we are under a bit of pressure, we know can cause a bit of trouble at the other end."
Which has been Ferdinand's best season for United so far? Have your say.
http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereve...rio-ferdinand-its-medals-not-money-that-count
Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand: It's medals not money that count
Simon Stone
November 15, 2012
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand is more interested than medals than money as a sign of his success on the football field.
The Reds defender is very much a modern-day star, leading a glamorous lifestyle, whilst also using his profile to promote his digital magazine #5.
Ferdinand is not afraid to venture into the political sphere either, and has done as much as anyone to make people look again at the issue of racism in football, a subject which, until just over a year ago, many felt was under control.
It is clear once his playing days are over, the 34-year-old will have no trouble occupying his time, even if he chooses a career far removed from the one that has brought him 81 England caps, five Premier League titles and a Champions League.
But Ferdinand knows throughout his life, football will define him.
And he is acutely aware only one currency matters.
"People talk about money and all the stuff that goes on around football, but to me, it just comes back to winning," he said.
"It doesn't matter how much money you have, at the end of your career, what you will be most proud of are your achievements.
"If you have won things and continue to win things for this great club, that is something to talk about.
"I wouldn't sit down and talk about how much money I have. It would be more to do with what good times we had and some of the sorrow moments, when we lost games we should have won.
"Football is the most important thing. At Manchester United, winning is definitely at the top of everyone's agenda."
It is a message Ferdinand is now responsible for passing onto his younger team-mates.
Whereas Sir Alex Ferguson used to concentrate on the remaining members of that famed 'Class of 92' when underlining the drive required to be successful over an extended period of time, he has now inserted Ferdinand's name into the list.
The Londoner's honours board certainly stands comparison.
Indeed, were it not for the feats of Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes, Ferdinand's medal collection would be amongst the most glittering the game has ever seen.
Now that experience is not only being used on the field, it is coming in handy of it as Ferdinand helps mastermind another championship tilt.
"It is inevitable when you get to a certain stage in your career, you get looked upon as one of the senior players," he said.
"The others automatically look to you to be the people who are more vocal, not just on the pitch but in the dressing rooms and on the training pitch. That is just the way it happens.
"If you are one of the senior players, you have to use that responsibility the best way you can, by enhancing the performance of others around you."
With no international commitments to distract him any more, Ferdinand should be fresh for Saturday's trip to Norwich.
It is the latest in a sequence of away games - he is almost certain to be excused next week's Champions League encounter with Galatasaray in Istanbul - which Ferdinand actually thinks bring out the best in United.
"We quite enjoy playing away from home," he said.
"We have great players on the counter-attack and if we are under a bit of pressure, we know can cause a bit of trouble at the other end."
Which has been Ferdinand's best season for United so far? Have your say.
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BTH said:
Don't blame Ferdinand guys, he had a very difficult summer :)
City_Sean
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evra was very good in his prime, but now hes gone absolute wank, i'll love seeing his face when silva runs at him, the cocky prick.