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Date: Fri Mar 19 GMT+00:00 1999
Mail: barry@www.red11.org
This Issue:
1. STAM DREAMS OF TREBLE GLORY
2. Beckham's brand of Cool Britannia
3. Ventola Ventola by Boon Wee
4. Injury Situation Win At A Cost?
5. United survive San Siro siege nullTimesnull
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Daily RED Trivia Friday 19th March 1999:
19/3/1943: John Sheldon died in Manchester. Sheldon was an elusive Wingman who
made his debut at Bradford City in December 1910. He made 26 appearances
before joining Liverpool in November 1913. He won an FA Cup Runners-Up
medal in 1914, and was implicated in the match-fixing scandal in a match against
United in 1915, which resulted in a life ban which was lifted in 1919.
1969: United crush Queens Park Rangers 8-1 in a Division 1 game watched by
36,638. Willie Morgan 3, George Best 2, John Aston, Brian Kidd and Nobby
Stiles got the goals. Team was: Stepney, Fitzpatrick, Dunne, Crerand, James,
Stiles, Morgan, Kidd, Aston, Law, Best.
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Barry Daily Comment:
Live United commentary on Internet
Good news if you're not going to the match on Sunday
The official website is running live audio only commentary for the game
against Everton at OT courtesy of Century Radio and Broadcast.Com.
official site is www.manutd.com.
Other games that will be broadcast are
FA Cup semi 11 April + Sheffield Wednesday 17 April
Aston Villa 1 May + Tottenham Hotspur on 16 May.
Previous News:
Brian Kidd Press conference, pic, real audio
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Peter Schmeichel's last Season at United!
http://www.red11.org/mufc/news/schmeichel.htm
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ALL Result/Fixture Index:
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March
21 Everton (H) 15.00 PL
April
3 Wimbledon (A) 15.00 PL
7 European Cup Semi draw today....
11 FAC Semi Arsenal at Villa Park 12.30 UK Live Sky Sports Uk
17 Sheff Wed (H) 15.00 PL
21 European Cup Semi draw today...
25 Leeds (A) 11.30 {am} UK PL Live Sky Sports UK
UNITED Stats v All teams:
http://www.red11.org/mufc/stats/
*** LEAGUE TABLE AS AT 14/03/99 ***
Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
---------------------------------------------------------
1 Manchester United 29 17 9 3 65 30 35 60
2 Arsenal 29 15 11 3 40 13 27 56
3 Chelsea 28 14 11 3 41 23 18 53
4 Leeds United 29 14 9 6 45 26 19 51
5 Aston Villa 29 12 8 9 39 34 5 44
6 Derby County 29 11 11 7 31 28 3 44
7 West Ham United 29 12 7 10 32 39 -7 43
8 Wimbledon 29 10 10 9 33 41 -8 40
9 Liverpool 28 11 6 11 52 37 15 39
10 Tottenham Hotspur 29 9 12 8 34 34 0 39
11 Newcastle United 29 10 8 11 38 39 -1 38
12 Middlesbrough 28 8 12 8 37 39 -2 36
13 Sheffield Wednesday 29 10 5 14 35 32 3 35
14 Leicester City 28 8 10 10 28 37 -9 34
15 Coventry City 29 8 7 14 31 40 -9 31
16 Everton 29 7 10 12 22 32 -10 31
17 Charlton Athletic 29 6 10 13 33 40 -7 28
18 Blackburn Rovers 29 6 9 14 29 41 -12 27
19 Southampton 29 7 5 17 27 56 -29 26
20 Nottingham Forest 29 4 8 17 26 57 -31 20
*** TEAM RESULTS - MANCHESTER UNITED - AS AT 20/02/99 ***
Date Opposition Score Pos. Attend.
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15/08/98 Leicester City Home D 2-2 11 55,052
22/08/98 West Ham United Away D 0-0 11 26,039
09/09/98 Charlton Athletic Home W 4-1 9 55,147
12/09/98 Coventry City Home W 2-0 5 55,193
20/09/98 Arsenal Away L 0-3 10 38,142
24/09/98 Liverpool Home W 2-0 3 55,181
03/10/98 Southampton Away W 3-0 2 15,251
17/10/98 Wimbledon Home W 5-1 2 55,265
24/10/98 Derby County Away D 1-1 2 30,867
31/10/98 Everton Away W 4-1 2 40,079
08/11/98 Newcastle United Home D 0-0 3 55,174
14/11/98 Blackburn Rovers Home W 3-2 2 55,198
21/11/98 Sheffield Wednesday Away L 1-3 2 39,475
29/11/98 Leeds United Home W 3-2 2 55,172
05/12/98 Aston Villa Away D 1-1 2 39,241
12/12/98 Tottenham Hotspur Away D 2-2 1 36,079
16/12/98 Chelsea Home D 1-1 2 55,159
19/12/98 Middlesbrough Home L 2-3 3 55,152
26/12/98 Nottingham Forest Home W 3-0 3 55,216
29/12/98 Chelsea Away D 0-0 3 34,741
10/01/99 West Ham United Home W 4-1 3 55,180
16/01/99 Leicester City Away W 6-2 2 22,091
31/01/99 Charlton Athletic Away W 1-0 1 20,043
03/02/99 Derby County Home W 1-0 1 55,174
06/02/99 Nottingham Forest Away W 8-1 1 30,025
17/02/99 Arsenal Home D 1-1 1 55,171
20/02/99 Coventry City Away W 1-0 1 22,596
27/02/99 Southampton Home W 2-1 1 55,316
13/03/99 Newcastle United Away W 2-1 1 36,500
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Champions League:
Group D P W D L F A Pts
Bayern Munich 6 3 2 1 9 6 11
Man United 6 2 4 0 20 11 10
Barcelona 6 2 2 2 11 9 8
Brondby 6 1 0 5 4 18 3
Dec 9 Brøndby 0-2 Barcelona
Dec 9 Man Utd 1-1 Bayern Munich
******
CHAMPIONS' LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALS
Manchester Utd 2 v 0 Inter Milan
Real Madrid 1 v 1 Dynamo Kiev
Juventus 2 v 1 Olympiakos
Bayern Munich 2 v 0 Kaiserslautern
**DYNAMO KIEV 2 v 0 REAL MADRID (Agg:3-1)
FC KAISERSLAUTERN 0 v 4 **BAYERN MUNICH (Agg:0-6)
INTERNAZIONALE FC 1 v 1 **MANCHESTER UNITED (Agg:1-3)
OLYMPIAKOS 1 v 1 **JUVENTUS (Agg:2-3)
Semi Final Draw TODAY! Friday 19th March
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[click on pic for Inter report]
Subject: STAM DREAMS OF TREBLE GLORY
By David Anderson, PA Sport
Jaap Stam has set his sights on achieving the dream treble of
Champions' League, Premiership and FA Cup with
Manchester United.
The Dutch international wants to cap his first season in
England by helping United achieve the unique feat of winning
all three trophies.
Certainly Stam believes no-one can doubt United's
Champions' League credentials following their quarter-final
success against Inter Milan.
Alex Ferguson's side go into the hat for tomorrow's
semi-final draw with Juventus, Bayern Munich and Dynamo
Kiev fearing no-one.
"I think with the quality we have in our side we can win it,"
said Stam.
"The three other remaining sides are strong as well and I'm
not saying we will win it, but I think we've a chance of
winning it.
"We're also going for the Premier League and we can win
the Premier League, the FA Cup and the Champions'
League.
"Of course it's not going to be easy to win all three of them,
but we will go for it and we will see how we end up."
Stam's confidence is founded on United's current form.
They have opened up a four-point lead at the top of the
Premiership and reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup and
Champions' League on the back of a three-month unbeaten
run.
And he reckons they can play even better in the climax to
the season. "Everybody can see how we are playing in
Europe and everyone across the world respects Manchester
United," he said.
"We're doing very well at the moment; we've not lost a game
for three months and the confidence within the team is
growing all the time.
"We're a young team and maybe we can play even better.
"We know it's not going to easy from here on in, but we
have confidence in ourselves and if we play like we can play,
then we can get through to the Champion's League final."
[click on pic for Inter report]
Subject: Beckham's brand of Cool Britannia
By Ken Lawrence
Friday, March 19, 1999
Amid the hail of coins and fruit, Manchester United proved
in Milan that they are no longer innocents abroad.
David Beckham displayed United's cool new approach as
Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final against Inter
Milan reached its heated conclusion, while goalkeeper Peter
Schmeichel later showed that England's flagbearers could no
longer be pushed around in Europe.
Beckham had the ball rammed into his face by Francesco
Colonnese on the touchline as time ran out on Inter's
European ambitions.
But the England midfielder, sent off during the summer
after his petulant reaction to Diego Simeone's push in the
World Cup on the shrewd approach serving England's
flagbearers so well match against Argentina, simply waited
for the referee to act before taking the throw-in that
would lead to Paul Scholes' goal.
United captain Roy Keane saw that as the defining moment in
the continental education of his side. The Republic of
Ireland midfielder, noted for the odd hot-headed reaction
to past incidents, said: 'Having the ball shoved in your
face like that is hard to take. But fair play to Becks. He
walked away - and that's what it is all about.
'We knew their players would be hostile and try to
intimidate us but how Becks reacted shows that we have come
through the learning process to succeed in Europe.
'Of course, you need skill and ability. But in European
football, especially in the atmosphere that confronted us
in the San Siro, you need more than that. Now we can handle
anything.'
That attitude was epitomised by goalkeeper Schmeichel as
Ronaldo and his bodyguards left the San Siro, sending
bystanders flying as they went.
Schmeichel, however, stood his full height and boomed:
'Hey! Cool it!' Ronaldo and his cohorts, for the second
time that night, had got the message - you don't mess with
Manchester United.
But Schmeichel said it had taken more than an improved
attitude for United to reach the semi-finals. He said: 'For
the last four months we have been concentrating on
defending further and further up the field to give better
protection.
'That has made it far easier for me, so a large percentage
of what I am called upon to do is to act like a sweeper.
Now it is rare that the opposition get clear-cut chances.'
United's Holland defender Jaap Stam said: 'We have shown we
have faith in ourselves, that having come through the crazy
atmosphere of the San Siro, we are ready for anything.
'The Champions League will not be allowed to deflect us
from the Premiership. We can win the FA Cup, the Champions
League and the Premiership.
'We intend to go for it all and, while there are still many
tough games ahead, we have the capacity to handle it.'
[click on pic for Inter report]
Subject: Ventola Ventola by Boon Wee
Allo all,
The usual reports and pictures (13 of them) are up at the usual corner.
http://members.xoom.com/heathens/mufc.html
"..and the reds go marching on on on.."
What a wonderful feeling to be on top of things at this
time of the season. United are already in the FA Cup
semi-finals, now we are also in the Champions' League Cup
semi-finals and at the same time, we are sitting on top of
the league quite comfortably.
Never mind that Arsenal, Juventus or Dynamo will be our
semi-finals opponents. United has done themselves proud by
maintaining their discipline, form and determination
throughout the season. The hard work the guys have put in
are just about to reap rewards.
The match was what I have predicted, Ronaldo would be on,
United will slow down the game and Inter will get desperate
in the second half. However, I was expecting the menace
Ventola to start. How fortunately he did not.
Both sides started off cautiously, none wishing to concede
that early goal, for different reasons of course. Keane
tested Inter within 30 seconds of kick-off. Colonnese
tangled with Cole early in the game and Johnsen making a
rare mistake by producing a soft back pass which Zamorano
could have intercepted if not for the alert Schmeichel.
Everybody was tensed up, including myself. My heart just
could not stop thumping the moment the French referee blew
his whistle.
Inter had a couple of chances to score, but they were
either deflected off Stam's or Berg's body parts or the
shots went wide. United, were very calm and collected,
often controlling the pace of the game. There were no
rushes and mistakes were kept to a minimum. United's main
threat, did not come from the Brazilian, it came from
Zamorano who seemed to have found that extra energy. He was
quite a thorn last night. In fact, Schmeichel tripped him
in the box in the 15th minute, a penalty looked certain.
But the referee decided that it was unintentional. It could
be United's night.
That believe was more convincing when United could clear
whatever crosses which Zanetti, West or Silvestre sent in.
Berg hooked a cross away when Zamorano was settling for a
spectacular diving header. Soon after, Zanetti's 20 yard
shot hit the up-right, Schmeichel was well beaten then.
United, too had their chances to score that all important
goal, but Yorke and Cole were being defended in numbers and
Beckham's free kick lacked the killer speed.
Simeone went off on the half hour with an ankle injury,
Elias took over. Ronaldo, who had been pretty quiet so far,
made a brilliant turn off Stam, but his shot was deflected
away by Berg. It was Ronaldo's best move of the half. The
pattern repeated towards the end of the first half. The
score remained 0-0. The second half was going to be intense.
The second half started with both Cole and Yorke missing
Beckham's deep cross. Then came the moment that Schmeichel
is well remembered for - saving United. Ronaldo suddenly
found space in the space (after some neat pass from Baggio)
and took a stinging shot. The big Dane did not disappoint
by saving the shot with his hand. Phew! Inter were getting
closer.
Despite that try, the unfit Ronaldo was substituted on the
59th minute and in came Ventula. And if you remember, he
was quite a threat when he came on to play in the first
leg. Sirens were being turned on in my head. I sensed
danger. Through enough, 3 minutes later, he scored,
courtesy of some misjudgment on Keane's part. Keane could
not read the bounce of the ball in the box and the ball
fell nicely for the unmarked Ventola to get it past
Schmeichel. San Siro came to live straight away. The
worrying part was there were about 30 more minutes to go.
Any thing can happen.
With 15 minutes to go, Alex Ferguson sent Scholes on,
Johnsen was taken out. Almost immediately, Cole could have
settled the issue when he beat the offside trap and was
racing towards the goal mouth. While his run was good, his
try wasn't. It lacked neither power nor direction. Perhaps
he was trying to send it across to Yorke. 5 minutes later,
Ferguson made his intention clear by taking Giggs off, Phil
Neville took over. Giggs, looked to be out of form for the
past few games, last night, he was no exception. His
crosses were hardly threatening. Ferguson's message was
"let's defend".
On the 83rd minute, Elias raced clean through and looked
certain to put Inter on level terms, fortunately he sliced
his shot wide. Then Morieno's long range shot touched
Schmeichel's fingers for a corner kick. Inter looked set to
be pushing all the way when IT happened. Ferguson's promise
of "We will score there" came true. Like Inter's sub,
United's sub, Scholes, got the equalizer for United with 3
minutes to go. Gary sent in a deep cross and it was met by
Cole. Cole headed the ball onto Scholes path and the latter
made no mistake and made sure that United will be one of
the four teams in the draw hat on Friday.
From then on, it was United who threatened to run riot.
Keane had his shot punched away and Yorke's late header
went wide. 5 minutes into injury time, the ref blew his
whistle and it was time for celebration.
It was nice to see a referee who was unbiased. The french
guy did not fall for the Italians' tricks. He even booked
Elias for diving at the edge of the box in the second half.
Most significantly, he chose not to give Inter their
penalty in the first half. I'm sure that Ferguson is happy
with him.
My M.O.M have to go to Henning Berg. Though he was not
constantly featured in all United's games, he showed none
of his rustyness during the game. In fact, he took good
care of Ronaldo all night long. Besides that, he was there
when a clearance was needed, he was there when a shot
needed to be blocked. He was just fatastic, a real gem.
Kudos to him.
Things are looking good for United at the moment. I can
only wish that United will remain injury free throughout
the season and they will be composed enough to bring a
couple of trophies to Old Trafford by the end of the season.
Till the semis.. cheers.
-----------
Boon Wee
Copyright Boon Wee 1999. All Rights Reserved
[click on pic for Inter report]
Subject: Injury Situation Win At A Cost?
Manchester United arrived home in the early hours of this morning after
their triumphant trip to Milan and are ready to begin their build up to
Sunday's Premiership encounter with Everton at Old Trafford.
Dwight Yorke will have treatment after taking a knock during the 1-1 draw at
the San Siro which was enough to see United through to the semi-finals of
the Champions' Cup, but he is unlikely to miss out at the weekend.
Ronny Johnsen is another who will be seeing the physio-staff and provided he
is fit, looks certain to fill one of the midfield gaps as United try to
extend their unbeaten run in all competitions, to nineteen games.
Roy Keane and Paul Scholes both miss out because of suspension but with
Nicky Butt fit again there will still be competition for places.
Johnsen, Philip Neville and Butt are in line for the two empty slots with
Alex Ferguson likely to move David Beckham into a more central role to
replace Keane.
He could partner Butt although Fergie is also considering moving Giggs in
from the left flank to bring Jesper Blomqvist into the starting line-up in
another 'freshening-up' exercise.
[click on pic for Inter report]
Subject: United survive San Siro siege [Times]
BY OLIVER HOLT, FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT
Inter Milan 1 Manchester United 1
(United win 3-1 on aggregate)
MANCHESTER United survived a white-knuckle ride in the San Siro last night
when a mixture of desperate defending, extravagant good fortune and a late,
late goal from their substitute, Paul Scholes, allowed them to cling on to
their dream of winning the European Cup in May.
Scholes's goal, after an intelligent nod-down from Andy Cole in the 88th
minute, lent a misleading gloss of comfort to a 3-1 aggregate victory over
Internazionale that took them through to the semi-finals, where they will
meet Juventus, Dynamo Kiev or Bayern Munich. Until Scholes scored, though,
United had been teetering on the brink of a devastating defeat as Inter
pressed desperately for a second goal that would have taken the tie into
extra time in an increasingly feverish and partisan stadium. Ze Elias was
guilty of one particularly glaring miss in the dying minutes that brought
howls of despair from the stands and left the Brazilian prostrate.
United deserve a little luck after the ill-fortune that has dogged them in
the European Cup in the past, but even though this win will have given them
the psychological boost that comes with edging past an Italian side, the
overriding emotion of Alex Ferguson, their manager, was relief.
"I didn't even see Scholes's goal go in," Ferguson said. "I had fainted by
then. I did think we had some lucky moments, but sometimes you need them in
football. We rode our luck in those moments.
"The nature of our club is that we always make it as difficult as it
possibly can be. I may need a triple bypass after that. I don't care who we
get now. I am just so happy to be in the semi-finals. We could get
Melchester Rovers and I wouldn't mind."
When the final whistle went, Ferguson had bounded towards the centre circle
to embrace Gilles Veissiere, the French referee, an act that provoked much
derision from the Italian media, who were outraged by the decision not to
award Inter a first-half penalty after Peter Schmeichel's reckless challenge
on Ivan Zamorano.
Schmeichel redeemed himself with a series of fine saves, but United had to
endure 27 minutes of agonising tension after Nicola Ventola had dragged
Inter back into the tie with a 63rd-minute goal.
That goal had sent Inter's desperate fans into a frenzy of excited
anticipation, but after Ze Elias had pulled his chance wide, David Beckham
sent a deep cross spiralling to the back post, Andy Cole nodded it across
goal and Scholes poked it past Gianluca Pagliuca from ten yards.
The United supporters behind the goal in the Curva Sud had brought a banner
with them emblazoned with the message "We're too sexy for Milan", but they
began to regret their bravado within the opening quarter of an hour.
First, Inter were denied what appeared to be entirely justified claims for a
penalty when Zamorano, who had sneaked inside Berg and poked the ball past
Schmeichel, was sent crashing to the ground by a flying bodycheck from the
goalkeeper, but the referee waved play on. Schmeichel rubbed salt into
Inter's wounds by hurling himself low to his right to push Zamorano's shot
away a few seconds later.
A minute after that it was Berg who came to United's rescue, hooking a cross
from Zanetti away from the flying Zamorano on the goalline after a fine
through-ball from Baggio had freed the Argentinian. Inter, inspired by
Baggio's bursts of creativity, still pressed forward and midway through the
half their misfortune continued. This time it was the woodwork that came to
United's aid when Zanetti's right-foot drive shook Schmeichel's post.
Inter, frustrated by their bad luck, began to grow fractious and Simeone
made a crude challenge on Beckham that should have resulted in a yellow
card. It was his last contribution to the game: hobbling heavily, he was
replaced by Ze Elias.
Ronaldo gave one tantalising glimpse of the talent that has been imprisoned
by creaking bones when he turned Stam sweetly on the edge of the area ten
minutes before half-time. Berg flung himself to his right to block the
Brazilian's shot. Towards the end of the half, though, United began to
emerge from the siege and eight minutes before the interval Cole raced on to
a low cross from Johnsen, who had been booked for some penalty area
wrestling with Bergomi. Cole had to stretch to meet it and lifted it just
over the bar from ten yards.
At the start of the second half, Schmeichel denied Inter by fair means
instead of foul. Ronaldo, who had looked a pathetic, forlorn figure apart
from that single turn, found real space for the first time when Baggio's
pass released him in the box. He advanced on Schmeichel but hit his
right-foot shot too close to the goalkeeper, who blocked it with his right
hand.
There was another alarm for United in the fiftieth minute, when Ronaldo
tumbled theatrically to the ground after the flimsiest of challenges from
Gary Neville. Once more there were frenzied Inter appeals for a penalty, but
this time the referee was correct to insist that play should continue.
It seemed that United had weathered the worst of the storm when, on the
hour, Ronaldo wandered disconsolately to the touchline, to be replaced by
Ventola. But within four minutes United were ruing the introduction of the
substitute and clinging on to their aggregate lead for dear life.
There seemed little danger when Cauet, hardly the most creative of the Inter
players, took the ball forward in the 63rd minute, but he took United by
surprise by lofting a pass into the area. Keane seemed to have it covered,
but he missed it as he tried to hook it away and Ventola clipped it calmly
past Schmeichel.
Inter's siege grew in ferocity and desperation. A shot by Zanetti whistled
narrowly wide in the 78th minute and Ze Elias did likewise seven minutes
from the end when he was clean through. United, though, clung on and
Scholes's belated intervention put the game beyond Inter's reach.
INTERNAZIONALE (3-4-3): G Pagliuca - F Colonnese, G Bergomi (sub: F Moriero,
70min), T West - J Zanetti, D Simeone (sub: Ze Elias, 32), B Cauet, M
Silvestre - I Zamorano, Ronaldo (sub: N Ventola, 60), R Baggio.
MANCHESTER UNITED (4-4-2): P Schmeichel - G Neville, H Berg, J Stam, D
Irwin - D Beckham, R Keane, R Johnsen (sub: P Scholes, 77), R Giggs (sub: P
Neville, 82) - D Yorke, A Cole.
Referee: G Veissiere (France).
[click on pic for Inter report]
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