EPL: Manchester United 4 Hull City 0

[Yuan]

From Soccernet.

 

Updated: January 23, 2010, 8:00 AM UK

 

Wayne Rooney scored a sensational four goals to send Manchester United top of the Premier League at a mutinous Old Trafford.

 

After opening the scoring just seven minutes into a one-sided contest against Hull, Rooney had to wait until a similar point before the end to get his second.

 

A third, and his fourth United hat-trick, followed shortly afterwards from a cross by the excellent Nani before Rooney completed his own personal massacre of Phil Brown's men with a solo effort in stoppage time.

 

It certainly confirmed Rooney's well-being ahead of that powderkeg Carling Cup decider with Manchester City next Wednesday and fuels Sir Alex Ferguson's belief his side are on the verge of something big. Victory and status are just part of the story at Old Trafford just now though.

 

After using a large chunk of his programme notes to plead for unity in the stands, Sir Alex Ferguson must have been dismayed at the volume and regularity of the anti-Glazer chants that echoed around the ground.

 

Ironically, it generated an atmosphere sometimes missing on days like this. But it is going to take more than mere words from Ferguson, as revered as he is at United, to ease the growing tension at debts that have now shot through the

[Seevic]

Manchester United 4 Hull City 0

 

............4-goal Rooney.

 

But the surprise in this game has to be Nani.... And he actually excelled playing in the right wing... Right now he just needs consistency.

 

 

 

[BB88]

From Soccernet.

 

Updated: January 23, 2010, 8:00 AM UK

 

Wayne Rooney scored a sensational four goals to send Manchester United top of the Premier League at a mutinous Old Trafford.

 

After opening the scoring just seven minutes into a one-sided contest against Hull, Rooney had to wait until a similar point before the end to get his second.

 

A third, and his fourth United hat-trick, followed shortly afterwards from a cross by the excellent Nani before Rooney completed his own personal massacre of Phil Brown's men with a solo effort in stoppage time.

 

It certainly confirmed Rooney's well-being ahead of that powderkeg Carling Cup decider with Manchester City next Wednesday and fuels Sir Alex Ferguson's belief his side are on the verge of something big. Victory and status are just part of the story at Old Trafford just now though.

 

After using a large chunk of his programme notes to plead for unity in the stands, Sir Alex Ferguson must have been dismayed at the volume and regularity of the anti-Glazer chants that echoed around the ground.

 

Ironically, it generated an atmosphere sometimes missing on days like this. But it is going to take more than mere words from Ferguson, as revered as he is at United, to ease the growing tension at debts that have now shot through the

[Yuan]

Better pray he will fit for whole season... otherwise... say goodbye to EPL, CPL...

 

EPL looks likely to be Chelski already.....Arsenal is one of the dark horses.

[Seevic]

Arsenal is one of the dark horses.

 

 

ARSENAL 1-3 MANCHESTER UNITED

(HT 0-2)

 

* Vermaelen 80 * Almunia (og) 33

* Rooney 37

* Park 52

 

 

 

 

[Yuan]

 

ARSENAL 1-3 MANCHESTER UNITED

(HT 0-2)

 

* Vermaelen 80 * Almunia (og) 33

* Rooney 37

* Park 52

 

Yeah...I watched that match....

 

for Man Utd....

[Vroomtattat]

3 own goals . . . ??

 

Portsmouth so charitable hor?

 

This season very kan cheong! Dunno how Chelsea going to perform tonight or should I say Terry the Tiger . . .

[Yuan]

3 own goals . . . ??

 

Portsmouth so charitable hor?

 

This season very kan cheong! Dunno how Chelsea going to perform tonight or should I say Terry the Tiger . . .

 

I was watching HBO before that match started...So halfway decided to switch over to this EPL match, I was shocked to see the scoreline.....means I did not see the scorers or how the goals went in....