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Date: Mon Apr 26 21:36:29 GMT+00:00 1999
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This Issue:
1. Sounds of the City Personal report by RED KELLY
2. O'LEARY PROMISES MORE OF THE SAME
3. UNITED DUO WITHDRAW FROM IRELAND SQUAD
4. GINOLA PIPS YORKE TO PLAYER OF THE YEAR
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Daily RED Trivia Tues 27th April 1999:
27/4/1921:
Billy McGlen born in Bedlington. McGlen made his debut against Grimsby
Town in August 1946, and the tough-tackling defender made 122 appearances
between 1946-52, scoring 2 goals. For a fee of £8000 he was transferred to
Lincoln City in July 1952, and won a Division 3 North Championship medal
with Oldham Athletic in 1953.
27/4/1963;
United triumph 1-0 in their FA Cup Semi-Final against Southampton at
Villa Park thanks to a Denis Law goal. The attendance was 65,000. Team was:
Gaskell, Dunne, Cantwell, Crerand, Foulkes, Setters, Giles, Stiles, Herd, Law,
Charlton. United defeated Leicester City 3-1 in the Final.
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Barry Daily Comment:
Dwight yorke 2nd in the PFA awards and to that D ... G...???
Well defeats me how the players can vote for him ahead of
so many other great performances this season. Thats life I suppose?
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not be accepted from the countries of competing clubs.
UEFA Champions League final tickets information
UEFA Champions League Final
Venue Camp Nou (Estadi FC Barcelona), Barcelona, Spain
Date Wednesday 26 May 1999
Kick-Off 20.45 CET (19.45 GMT)
Apart from ticket orders from supporters residing in the countries of the two
finalist clubs - Manchester United FC (England) or Juventus FC (Italy) and
Dynamo Kyiv (Ukraine) or FC Bayern München (Germany) - which, for security
reasons, must be submitted to the clubs concerned, ticket orders for the
general public irrespective of their country of residence can be ordered
through the Real Federación Española de Fútbol (Spanish Football Federation).
Ticket Order Methods: Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF)
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Closing Date Thursday 29 April 1999
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*** LEAGUE TABLE AS AT 25/04/99 ***
Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
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1 Arsenal 34 19 12 3 54 15 39 69
2 Manchester United 33 19 11 3 73 33 40 68
3 Chelsea 34 17 14 3 49 26 23 65
4 Leeds United 34 16 12 6 54 30 24 60
5 Aston Villa 35 15 10 10 47 39 8 55
6 West Ham United 35 15 9 11 41 42 -1 54
7 Middlesbrough 35 12 14 9 47 48 -1 50
8 Derby County 34 12 12 10 37 41 -4 48
9 Liverpool 34 13 8 13 60 44 16 47
10 Tottenham Hotspur 34 11 13 10 41 40 1 46
11 Leicester City 34 11 13 10 36 41 -5 46
12 Newcastle United 35 11 11 13 46 50 -4 44
13 Wimbledon 35 10 12 13 39 56 -17 42
14 Sheffield Wednesday 35 11 7 17 39 40 -1 40
15 Everton 35 10 10 15 35 42 -7 40
16 Coventry City 35 10 7 18 35 48 -13 37
17 Blackburn Rovers 34 7 11 16 36 49 -13 32
18 Charlton Athletic 35 7 11 17 37 52 -15 32
19 Southampton 35 8 8 19 31 63 -32 32
20 Nottingham Forest 35 4 9 22 30 68 -38 21
*** TEAM RESULTS - MANCHESTER UNITED - AS AT 25/04/99 ***
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
21/03/99 Everton Home W 3-1 1 55,182
03/04/99 Wimbledon Away D 1-1 1 26,121
17/04/99 Sheffield Wednesday Home W 3-0 1 55,270
25/04/99 Leeds United Away D 1-1 2 40,255
*** TEAM STATISTICS - MANCHESTER UNITED - AS AT 25/04/99 ***
AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 55,188
HIGHEST HOME ATTENDANCE: 27/02/99 - Southampton (55,316)
LOWEST HOME ATTENDANCE: 15/08/98 - Leicester City (55,052)
BEST WIN: 06/02/99 - Nottingham Forest (8-1)
HEAVIEST DEFEAT: 20/09/98 - Arsenal (0-3)
BEST HOME WIN: 17/10/98 - Wimbledon (5-1)
HEAVIEST HOME DEFEAT: 19/12/98 - Middlesbrough (2-3)
BEST AWAY WIN: 06/02/99 - Nottingham Forest (8-1)
HEAVIEST AWAY DEFEAT: 20/09/98 - Arsenal (0-3)
*****
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
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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 Finals
Manchester United v Juventus 4-3agg 1-0 [1-1]
Bayern Munchen v Dynamo Kiev 4-3agg 1-0 [3-3]
UEFA Champions League Final MANCHESTER UNITED v BAYERN MUNICH
Venue Camp Nou (Estadi FC Barcelona), Barcelona, Spain
Date Wednesday 26 May 1999 Kick-Off 20.45 CET (19.45 GMT)
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Subject: Sounds of the City Personal report by RED KELLY
Since Thursday morning the hours have been spent frantically organising
travel packages to Barcelona. The days have been one long continuous phone
call or e-mail either organising my own travel arrangements or helping with
others. It's been a logistical nightmare and none of us have yet got
tickets! That's the next problem to be solved, but solved it will be. So
the thought of a Sunday morning trip to the forgotten city was not really
one to be relished.
Ask any United player, the manager, assistant, any United supporter who
knows, which would be the least preferable destination after a European
trip, never mind a mentally and physically draining one like last
Wednesday, and I think the unanimous response would be Elland Road. But
there it was on the fixture list, the immovable object meeting the
irresistible force. So the intrepid few made their way to this land that
time forgot. Into the war zone we went like the six hundred riding into
battle.
As you approach the city of Leeds you get this feeling in the pit of your
stomach. What's going to happen this time? What does fate have in store?
Will the police have the animals under control? So the car went quiet as we
shuddered to a halt at the end of the motorway. There we were, surrounded
by white shirted Leeds fans coming from everywhere in - cars, taxis,
coaches and even double decker buses. Our destination was a carpark at the
other side of the ground, but we were never to reach it.
We were stuck in a monumental traffic jam with only the sound of police and
ambulance sirens to keep us company. In a jam surrounded by hoards of
locals in the home kit. It was obvious that something had gone off, but
what was it? Was it an accident or a pitch battle between rival forces? We
didn't know and couldn't ask anyone because our accents would have blown
our cover. In actuality the fact we weren't wearing the Leeds white kit may
have already blown our cover!
The white shirts started to leave the buses, cars and taxis and walk. They
were all too reminiscent of sheep as line after line of them trudged down
the motorway. The road was littered with white shirts a-bleating making
their way to the ground. It was an incredible sight only matched by the
scenes on the M6 after Diana's funeral. There was nothing the police could
do because there were literally hundreds of them marching forever onwards
toward their Mecca. And we sat there patiently waiting for the opportunity
to turn off, park the car and join them on the road.
We decided that the only one of us who should be empowered to speak if
confronted was Dr Mark. It was he who could mimic the harsh Yarkshire
tones. The rest of us were woefully inadequate in that department! As it
happened we weren't accosted and so we approached the ground with our
rather thin film of cover still in tact.
Every Red was without colour apart from two women who had obviously never
been to Leeds for a game before, either that or they were incredibly
stupid. It was the only sight of a United shirt we saw on a supporter's
back all afternoon, or should I say morning, because it was another Sky
treat of an early start. With the game being swopped to the Sunday morning
it also deprived us of any Norwegian members of the squad which had already
been depleted by injuries. No wonder after two weeks of epic performances
which have seen us reach two Cup Finals.
We dispersed to our own seats and arranged a place to meet up either at
half time or at the end of the game. We were all down at the end opposite
the Revie Stand where, with them all in white made it almost impossible to
see their players when they were past the halfway line. In fact practically
the entire crowd would be on Martin's christmas card list with the amount
they must have spent in the souvenir shop.
As the teams ran out we saw that Stam was not among the United players. We
had heard on the radio that he was playing and had been relieved at the
news, but that was given out on 5 Live, so maybe we should have taken it
with a pinch of salt. Now we knew the truth we would be facing Leeds with
David May and Wes in the heart of defence. My heart sank as I pondered the
prospects. No disrespect to either, who I don't think have ever played
together in the first team, but against a Leeds attack which has been
performing of late we would surely fall. And so it was.
The first half was more or less an endless Leeds assault on Peter's net in
front of us which really should have produced more than the one goal. The
team was tired and lacklustre and even though we tried to lift them with
frequent choruses of the calypso, so were we. There was a brief moment of
hope when a melee at the other end should have given us some reward, but it
wasn't to be.
Leeds were up for it and so were their fans. It was only what was expected
as they went through their usual repertoire of "we are Leeds" ad infinitum
punctuated with liberal quantities of the Dambusters theme and accompanying
arm movements. They crawled out of the deepest of pits for this game.
I was standing much too close to them, so close I could smell the stench of
prejudice. You didn't have to search for it, it was written all over every
face, even the kids were etched in bitterness. There were two blondes who
in other circumstances you may have considered to be very attractive, but
they were worst of all. The vileness which spewed out of their mouths would
have made most people vomit.
The euphoria of the last few days had taken its toll both on and off the
pitch and at times we could hardly muster the encouragement the team needed
to lift itself free of the mess it was creating. It was no surprise when
Hasselbaink scored, it was only a surprise when Boyer, Kewell and Smith
didn't.
So at half time we hoped that Fergie would be able to lift the troops and
conjure up another miracle, they had recovered from the Turin shroud after
all. I think the majority of us would have settled for a draw before the
game and at half time we would definitely settle for one.
The boys in the shirts kicked towards our end in the second period and it
was obvious the Wizard had woven his magic as they had found their fifth
gear and were at last motoring close to full speed. The Leeds goal was at
last under threat and we were giving them support from the terraces.
Before long we were buoyed by a goal. Keano sent over a curling Beckham
type cross, Nicky headed for Martyn to save, but there was Andy in where it
hurts. The end product was hardly a thing of beauty as Andy extended his
leg just far enough to guide the ball past Martyn and into the net, but we
didn't care. We celebrated that goal as if it was the best ever scored and
then hoped for more.
United bossed that second period and should have won the game with the very
last kick. Suddenly Yorke, who had looked completely knackered for most of
the game, burst into the box with just the keeper to beat. Glory beckoned,
the top of the Premier League beckoned and so did the back of the net. With
a sharp intake of breath we collectively drew the ball towards us and
glory. But Yorkie was in no fit state to control the ball and skied it over
from six yards. The referee blew his whistle and the game was over.
We sighed two sighs - one for the miss and one for the relief of a point at
the end of the day. The teams trooped off the pitch as we applauded them
towards a well earned rest. We also look forward to a weeks recuperation as
we gather ourselves for the remaining fixtures. I thought the team did
remarkably well under the circumstances. You could see the resolve in their
expressions, the will not to be beaten. Leeds is not an easy place to visit
at any time, but after a Euro away it's the least desirable.
We then waited in the ground while the sheep were rounded up and marched
out of the ground. We weren't allowed to move from the spot as all exits
were barred by police. The way to the pitch was barred by stewards, loads
of stewards. In fact I've never seen so many stewards in my life, they
stood there less than a yard apart and three deep! "You've got more bloody
stewards than fans" we sang. We sang about United, about Barcelona and
sunny Spain to keep ourselves amused.
Eventually we broke them down with good old Manc humour as we sang "can you
hear the stewards sing, nooooo, noooooo, can you hear the stewards sing, I
can't hear a f**king thing," followed by "shhhhhhh". Certain stewards were
singled out for treatment as famous people look-a-likes. My favourite was
"Lionel, Lionel give us a wave," "there's only one Lionel Richie", as the
Lionel Richie look-a-like realised it was him, took a bow and gave us a
dance. Stewards with a sense of humour - what will they think of next!!
They were laughing along with us so we sang "we're the best behaved
supporters when we win, but we're a right bunch of b......s when we lose!"
It passed the time and endeared at least some of the men and women in
yellow, orange, green or any other colour you can think of, to us, but most
of them were beyond humour and remained transfixed in scowl mode.
Eventually, after about half an hour we were let out. Gradually the five in
our party reformed and we ventured out onto the streets. The battleground
was formed as we were met with yet another police cordon assembled by the
coaches. The whole area was awash with riot police on foot, on horseback or
in vans. It was like a war zone as the sirens sounded and the helicopter
hovered above our heads. Earlier that morning over a hundred Kosovan
Albanians had been dropped off in Leeds, if they'd been at Elland Road
they'd have felt they'd never left their homeland. Poor b......s, why did
they have to take them to this god forsaken place?
We were kept surrounded as the coaches were loaded and then allowed to the
next cordon a couple of hundred yards further up the road. In the distance
we could see Leeds fans massing on the motorway bridge and at the other
side, hundreds of them waited outside a pub. We had no idea what to expect
as we were allowed through the next police barrier. It was then into the
unknown as the last line of police walked in unison towards us and we
passed through them like some bizarre formation team and from then on we
were on our own apart from a lone policeman armed with a video camera
trained on the line of delinquents on the bridge.
The five of us walked together, always watching, always listening, with the
sounds of the police vans screeching in the distance, the howls from the
locals on the bridge and the whirring of the helicopter blades overhead. We
made it back unharmed, but with the realisation that it surely is a city of
the dammed - go there at your peril. However they did give us Eric!
Copyright RED KELLY 1999
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Subject: O'LEARY PROMISES MORE OF THE SAME
Alex Ferguson can rely on the unlikely aid of bitter rivals Leeds United to
help his treble-chasing side to FA Carling Premiership glory.
The Old Trafford boss watched anxiously as his weary European warriors were
held to a 1-1 draw by a sparkling young Leeds side at Elland Road.
But he left Yorkshire with an assurance from Leeds boss David O'Leary that
his starlets would give table-topping Arsenal - who ended the weekend a
point above United for the first time this season - a roasting when they
visit Elland Road next month.
O'Leary, a former Highbury favourite, knows his team could have the destiny
of the Premiership title in their hands when they go to Stamford Bridge to
face Chelsea and then entertain Arsenal at home in the next three weeks.
And while O'Leary believes Arsenal will push Ferguson's side all the way he
insists Manchester United have the best squad to handle the Premiership
run-in, despite their attentions being diverted by the FA Cup and European
Cup finals.
''Knowing Arsenal, they'll have a belief that they are not going to give
much away in the run-in,'' said O'Leary.
''The old guard at the back will believe that nobody is going to get by
them and they've always got a chance at the other end.
''In the run-in when you have got that solidness it is a great benefit.
''For all you can score lots of goals, every great team has been built on
having a quality defence.
''But I'll try to kick their butt here in the next couple of weeks, don't
worry about that.''
If Leeds play anything like the way they tormented United in the first 45
minutes there is every chance Arsenal will go home empty-handed.
Their terrier-like midfield of David Batty, Lee Bowyer and Stephen McPhail
swept aside their United counterparts for vast tracts of a match which only
proved that something magical is blossoming at Elland Road.
Dutch striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, who scored the Leeds goal, and
19-year-old Australian winger Harry Kewell, a contender for the most
thrilling runner in the Premiership, also provided a razor-sharp cutting
edge in a team which boasted seven players aged 21 or under.
''I could have fielded an all under-21 side,'' said O'Leary.
''I've got a group of young lads who can cope with any situation. They want
to play on the big stage. When you play at big clubs like Manchester United
you need a certain type of player to be able to handle that pressure. It's
the same at Leeds.
''We respect Manchester United because they are a great side but we don't
fear them. And I'm going to try over the next five years to try to chase
them and hound them home and away.
''When we go to Old Trafford I'm going to try to take them on there,
playing good football, not fancy dan football but passing football with a
purpose.''
O'Leary backed his lofty ambitions by signing a new five-year, before the
kick-off and if he can keep his youngsters together there is every chance
that some of domestic soccer's most prestigious prizes will be adorned in
white ribbons before too long.
For Ferguson the timescale is more pressing and the point salvaged with
Andy Cole's second-half equaliser - which leaves United trailing Arsenal by
a point with a game in hand - could prove vital.
''Considering the exertions of the past two weeks I'm proud of my team,''
said Ferguson.
''Leeds were pumped up and when we lost a goal we had a mountain to climb.
But all games are hard at this time of the year. Leeds have got some
exciting youngsters. They hustled and harried and we did well to overcome
that.''
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Subject: UNITED DUO WITHDRAW FROM IRELAND SQUAD
Manchester United's Roy Keane and Denis Irwin were today pulled out of the
Republic of Ireland team to play Sweden in a friendly international in
Dublin on Wednesday.
Both players sustained injuries in United's 1-1 draw at Leeds yesterday and
it means Irish manager Mick McCarthy has now lost four players from his
original selection for the game against England's main rivals in the Euro
2000 qualifiers.
Middlesbrough's new signing Keith O'Neill was withdrawn earlier this week
and yesterday Leeds United's Ian Harte was also pulled out McCarthy said:
''It's a blow to lose four players like that but in a friendly
international you always expect a few players to be missing, especially
when their clubs are involved in vital league matches at this time of the
season.
''Clearly I would like to take on Sweden's strongest team with our
strongest side but often it's not realistic to suppose that will happen.''
Sweden were arriving in Dublin today but without Arsenal's midfielder
Fredrik Ljungberg who has a groin injury and has only made sporadic
appearances for the Gunners since hitting the goal against Poland last
month which put his country into command of England's qualifying group.
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Subject: GINOLA PIPS YORKE TO PLAYER OF THE YEAR
David Ginola has been voted Player of the Year by his fellow professionals
ahead of United's Champions' Cup hero Dwight Yorke and World Cup winner
Emmanuel Petit.
Nicolas Anelka of Arsenal, lifted the Young Player of the Year award ahead
of last year's winner Michael Owen and Harry Kewell of Leeds.
Five United stars were named in the PFA team of the year: Yorke, David
Beckham, Denis Irwin, Gary Neville and Jaap Stam.
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Subject: NEW Sound files available at www.red11.org
178053 Apr 26 1:24 dwight99.rm Dwight Yorke Profile to music!
296395 Apr 26 4:27 990426_alex_may.rm Alex & David May on the end
of the season
164603 Apr 25 2:28 990425_alex_leedsa.rm Alex after Leeds game
65276 Apr 23 0:58 990423_alex.rm Alex day after Juventus
109220 Apr 23 1:38 990423_wes_speaks_out.rm Wes on England call up
114948 Apr 23 1:43 clf_tickets.rm Latest on CL Tickets
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