Jonny D

In my current 2012 game with Man United I haven't spent a penny on transfers in about five years, and have a transfer budget of over £100mil. It's just way too easy to get world class players on unprotected contracts on this game.

I came the closest I have ever come to doing the only thing I have left to do on this game as a big club last night, win the Champions League. Man United Vs Juventus, Champions League Final, 2012. I was 2-1 up going into the 88th minute, almost preparing to break out the champagne, when Juventus scored to take it to extra time. Then, in the 118th minute, just as I was preparing myself for penalties, Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a wonder goal from about 30 yards to win them the game. I was gutted. The Champions League STILL eludes me on this game.

When it went to penalties I had a feeling Arsenal would win, and they were all very good penalties from Arsenal. With the amount of chances we had in the game though, it shouldn't really of even gone to penalties.

Been a fantastic second half for Man United, we've been absolutely all over Arsenal to be honest, and really should of scored. Arsenal just looked like they lacked ideas. Looking forward to extra time.

Has to be Empire for me. Although the only bit I can remember of it right now is the massive SWERVE~! at the end, as it's been a long time since I saw it, that part alone made the film rock. Oh, and whoever voted Phantom Menace needs shooting. Twice.

I got Guarin on a free for my Manchester United side a few seasons back as well. He started out as a backup to Keane, then when Keane got to old he became a backup for Poulsen. Now in 2009 he has finally found his place in my starting XI, scoring regular fantastic goals. His stats have developed well since the start of the game as well, and now he's a real goal threat from the midfield. He's not normally the type of player I look for as a DMC, but this season his average rating is well above 8, which is better than any of my other DMC's managed.

Yes they will, because the West Brom players have worked like dogs this season and whatever happens on Sunday, WBA fans will know their team has tried their very best. This season has not been good enough for Manchester United, for a number of obvious reasons, including bad management and players seemingly not giving a toss half of the time, and the fans showed that. Good on them.

I don't usually complain about players asking for a lot of money, as being a Footballer is generally a very short career, and one bad tackle and it suddenly becomes even shorter, so they have the right to squeeze as much money out of the game while they have the chance. I do think it is outrageous the amount of money some people want though, as when you go above the amount in a week that most people make in a year it just becomes rediculous.

For anyone who hasn't seen them. There has been a barrel load of screen shots for FM06 released. Find them here

FM06 really sounds like its going to be great. Some of the features were announced recently, and these are my faves of the bunch:

I don't think you can blame bad creativity for the result,as we created 27 chances so the creativity was there, it was just a mixture of bad finishing, bad fortune and decent goalkeeping that lost us the result. Scoring one goal against teams like WBA is simply not good enough, but it has happened all the time this season. Blackburn, Portsmouth, Man City, Fulham, Palace, Blackburn (again), Norwich and now WBA - in those eight games we have only scored 3 goals this season, and picked up only six points. If we want to win the title again draws and losses against those teams have to be turned to wins, and I don't know if Fergie is the man to do that with his current negative tactics and team selection. Trouble is, as I've said before, I really don't see an obvious replacement.

:blink: Never thought I'd hear somebody say we miss Veron.

I'll say Norwich, as Fulham are a very beatable team, and not having to rely on other results certainly goes in their favour. I'd like it to be Palace, because Dowie and Johnson have both been great this season, but it really wouldn't surprise me to see them both moving to greener pastures is Palace go down.

With our dominance in the first half we really should of been more than one goal up, but in the second half West Brom came out fighting, and it was obvious they just wanted the points more. Best of luck to WBA in their final game. And despite what everyone is saying about Fergie going, I still think he should at least stay on next season, but only if he can get this 4-5-1 bollocks out of his head. When the time does come for a new man in charge though, I think he'll have a very tough job on his hands, as right now there are no really obvious replacements around and whoever comes in will be seen as not good enough by the fans.

Man United have just confirmed the signing of John Obi mikel, a 17 year old Nigerian playing in Norway for anywhere between £6.5m and £10m, depending on who you believe. Wg=hatever the figure is, its a hell of a lot of money for a 17 year old who's only ever player three senior games. He's cheduled to join in January 2006, but despite that will go on the Asain tour with us this Summer, and will more than likely make an impact an the first team immediately. Apparently he's an all action central midfielder in the Roy Keane/Steven Gerrard mould, but all I know of him is what I've seen in a short 10 second video clip and what people have said. The player has spent time with both Chelsea and Man United before, training with us in 2003. Mourinho said of him, "Our scouting department has found a lad of 17 who is training with me, seems like a mature man and a player with a lot of experience. He's Nigerian, plays in Norway ... we've found gold." He might of found gold, but he didn't get gold, we did. Sounds like he could possibly be a great signing.

Actually you got four because the English, Spanish and Italian were (and are) regarded as the three top leagues in europe. The reason why you KEEP having 4 teams is due to the performance of Liverpool, and others, in Europe, though. ←

Not that I've ever seen it, but I've only heard good things about it. ←

I highly doubt that UEFA will increase the number of English teams in the CL. They didn't do it when Real Madrid finished fifth and won it in 2000, and they won't do it now. BTW, that season the Spanish FA gave the spot to Madrid ahead of the fourth placed team, and the team in fourth that season got relegated two seasons later. Make of that what you want, but chances are none of this will matter anyway.

I saw this earlier, and just to let you know, this guy is running in the election. Vote Boris Johnson, of the anti-Scouse party. All together now: Boris Johnson is a blue, is a blue, is a blue, Boris Johnson is a blue, he hates Scousers!