Today is a long day for me where I drove from Labu Temburong to Kota Kinabalu for 6 hours..Tot it was an enjoying journey but it wasn't.. My aunt whose car I drove from to KK, owez complain2.. This lah..Dat lah..Blabla.... Bah agatah sendiri drive mun banyak komplen..Napa suruh aku???(Mental)!!!! Then in KK, stucked with my aunt again..Have to go with dem and see all their borring staff... Then at the Imperial Mall, i lose my patient and decide to leave them and walk alone..But yeah both my sisters follow me coz we feel the same annoyance.. So we go jalan2 lah and go to the place yang "selayaknya" for us...Oh yea..We went to Starbucks and I drink Chocolate cream Chip..I got the picture but cant upload it yet since its my uncle's laptop..Nada memory card reader..aha.. And so yeah it looks delicious and taste marvelous..Aha..Malam pun stress when we go to KFC and no one order..Sasak2, bek tah ku oder sendiri and as usual my sisters owez follow my arrogant move..Pastu baru tah sorang2 kan oder..Oh yaeh, kami dalam 3 cars, so about 17 ppls lah..Nway hopefully tomoro we go to the new mall..One borneo ka namanya???I dont want any more problems arise and enjoy the trip..Or else, aku tah saja jalan sorang2..aha mental..Except balik Brunei..aha..Peace
Manchester United 1 - 0 LDU Quito
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Wayne Rooney grabbed the only goal as 10-man Manchester United were crowned kings of the world.United were always the dominant force in their Club World Cup Final with LDU Quito, even after Nemanja Vidic had been sent off.And Rooney ensured the Red Devils got the reward they deserved when he curled home the winner 16 minutes from time after Cristiano Ronaldo had supplied the final pass.It is the first time an English club have won the tournament in its expanded form and the second time United have been crowned best on the planet following their victory over Palmeiras in 1999.Any doubt over the tactics Quito would use against the Champions League winners were dispelled inside the opening five minutes.First Claudio Bieler waded into Ronaldo with a dangerous tackle that rightly brought a yellow card, then the Ecuador outfit camped in their own half, content to let United come to the edge of their box but no further, using whatever means they could to achieve it.Quito's defence was by no means watertight but, not for the first time this season, United failed to make their superiority tell.Rooney powered two thunderous efforts towards goal that Jose Cevallos managed to deal with, the first time convincingly, the second far less so.From then on, Rooney was the link man as chances began to pile up.Park Ji-sung was one culprit, driving an angled shot straight at Cevallos before lifting a close-range shot over the bar after Rafael had picked him out with a superb crossfield pass.It was the type of opportunity Ferguson has been imploring the South Korean to take as he gets into similar positions so many times but for a poor net return.The same could also be said of Carlos Tevez.Three times Tevez found himself in sight of goal but on each occasion he was denied, Cevallos particularly impressive in pushing away a header the South American guided towards the corner from Ronaldo's cross.The prospective world footballer of the year was a muted force in attack. He did bring a few appreciative howls from a capacity crowd as he danced through the Quito midfield but the physical nature of the opposition ensured he never really got a clear sight of goal.As Ferguson delivered his interval team-talk, he must have warned his team of the danger that lurked if chances continued to be spurned.If so, his words had even more resonance four minutes after the restart as Vidic was sent off.The flashpoint came as Vidic and Beiler wrestled on the floor as they tried to get to their feet.Suddenly Bieler was rolling around clutching his face and referee Ravshan Irmatov was brandishing a red card.TV replays showed Vidic had used an elbow, although as Bieler looked in no trouble as he re-entered the fray, it did not appear the damage was too serious.Tevez was not happy at being substituted, snatching his tracksuit top and kicking out in frustration at the dug-out after appearing to spurn Ferguson's explanation.Yet Quito failed to press home the advantage of an extra man, Van der Sar denying Alejandro Manso and William Araujo during sporadic attacks.In contrast, even with 10 men, United kept pushing and 16 minutes from time duly received their reward.Carrick supplied a superb pass for Ronaldo, who instead of going for goal himself, fed Rooney to his left and his shot was precise and out of the reach of Cevallos.Van der Sar needed to make a flying save to deny Alejandro Manso in the final minutes and even Tevez was off the bench as the celebrations began.
MANCHESTER UNITED NEWS
Thursday, 18 December 2008
December 18, 2008
Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted that he's "very happy'' at Manchester United after hitting the headlines again over the past 48 hours, thanks to more speculation linking him with Real Madrid.
Cristiano Ronaldo: The Ballon D'Or winner insists he is content at Old Trafford
The winger has been back in the headlines again over the past 48 hours, thanks to more speculation linking him with Real Madrid.
But comments from Real director Pedro Trapote have been greeted with disdain at Old Trafford, Sir Alex Ferguson claiming "I wouldn't sell them a virus" following his team's 5-3 Club World Cup victory over Gamba Osaka.
Ronaldo opted not to get embroiled in the war of words between two clubs, who may get drawn together in the Champions League knockout round tomorrow.
However, he has confirmed he remains happy with life at Old Trafford - after Ferguson persuaded him to stay last summer.
"I don't care what people are saying,'' he said.
"I have not read it. I am here in Japan and I know nothing about what is going on around me.
"But I am very happy playing for Manchester United.''
After the intense speculation that surrounded him last summer, it seems Ronaldo must once again get used to being the centre of attention.
The Ballon D'Or winner preferred to talk about his goalscoring contribution to United's latest triumph.
After heading home a Ryan Giggs corner in first-half stoppage time, Ronaldo has moved into double figures for the season.
As he prepares to be confirmed as the best player in the world at a glitzy FIFA ceremony next month, Ronaldo confirmed life at the moment is going well.
"It would mean a lot for me to be a world champion,'' he said.
"It would be fantastic to win this trophy - and now there is a good chance, not just from a personal perspective but for Manchester United.
"We might only have one opportunity and we have to take it.''
Ronaldo knows the bare minimum about Sunday's opponents, Ecuador's South American club champions LDU Quito.
They were not that impressive in beating Pachuca in yesterday's semi-final, but Ronaldo knows any club capable of overcoming the might of Brazil and Argentina must be respected.
"We are expecting a difficult game,'' he said.
"The second match is always more difficult than the first, and we have to prepare well.
"Quito are a good team, with a lot of experience.
"We have a couple of days to study them and to see who the best players are, but the most important thing for us is to put the ball in the net.''
Fifa World Club Semi Final
Report: Gamba Osaka 3 United 5
Never underestimate the impact Wayne Rooney can have on a football match.
United may well have already been 2-0 up against Gamba Osaka when Rooney was brought on in Japan, but the game only truly sparked into life when the England international stepped onto the pitch.
And how it sparked! Six goals – three for United, three for Gamba Osaka – in 19 minutes followed Rooney’s introduction. When the dust had settled after an incredible turn of events, the Reds had emerged 5-3 winners and booked a place in Sunday’s FIFA Club World Cup final.
Rooney’s first emotion would have been frustration, however, as Gamba Osaka immediately pulled the score back to 2-1 courtesy of striker Masato Yamakazi.
But a minute later Rooney had bagged his first, finishing well after Darren Fletcher’s long ball had sliced open the Japanese defence. It was then Fletcher’s turn to get on the scoreline, heading in Patrice Evra’s cross to complete a neat passing move.
Rooney made it 5-1 on 79 minutes after neat link-up play with Ryan Giggs before Gamba won a penalty when Gary Neville was adjudged to have handled a cross from the left wing. Dead-ball specialist Yasuhito Endo stepped forward to calmly tuck away the kick before Hideo Hashimoto scored the best goal of the game in injury time.
Those inside the Yokohama International Stadium certainly got their money’s worth. The seven goals aside, fans were treated to a full-strength United side.
Large sections of the English press had suggested the FIFA Club World Cup was an unnecessary distraction, but Sir Alex loaded his side with experience, including Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Rio Ferdinand in the starting XI. Still, it was Cristiano Ronaldo who drew the most cheers from the capacity crowd.
Ronny had United’s first shot on goal, but only after Gamba Osaka midfielder Tomokazu Myojin had tested Edwin van der Sar. Ronaldo then fizzed an effort just wide of the post before van der Sar was called into action again on 13 minutes, saving well from Ryuji Bando.
With a place in Sunday’s final against Ecuador’s LDU Quito up for grabs, you could have excused the teams had they opted for a cautious approach. But both sides, and United in particular, were happy to commit men forward and play open, attacking football.
The Reds were rewarded on 28 minutes when Nemanja Vidic rose highest to head home Ryan Giggs’ corner from close range. The Serbian out-jumped Gamba captain Satoshi Yamaguchi to power home his fourth goal of the season (surprisingly, the first with his head), just as United had begun to dominate proceedings.
It could have – and should have – been 2-0 five minutes later when Ronaldo whipped a dangerous ball across the six-yard box. Anderson, unmarked and still without a goal for the Reds since arriving at Old Trafford, failed to make clean contact with the cross when it looked easier to score.
The Japanese side, who booked their place at the Club World Cup after winning the AFC Champions League, pressed forward in search of an equaliser but struggled to make an impact in the final
third. Instead, they were restricted to long-range efforts that failed to find the target.
There was nothing wrong with Ronaldo’s radar when he put United 2-0 up in first-half injury time. Again the ball came from a Giggs corner and again the Japanese side struggled to cope with the Reds’ aerial threat. This time, however, it was Myojin who was out-jumped, as Ronaldo directed a powerful header past Gamba goalkeeper Yosuke Fujigaya from 12 yards.
Neither manager made substitutions during the interval and little changed on the pitch when the sides emerged for the second half. United looked comfortable in possession, while the Japanese team continued to spray shots wide of the mark. Carlos Tevez had a goal ruled out for offside before Gamba playmaker Yasuhito Endo drew a fine diving save from van der Sar after Patrice Evra had given away a free-kick 25 yards from goal.
Endo curled his shot over the wall and towards the far corner, but the Reds’ goalkeeper, who agreed to sign a new contract earlier this week at the age of 38, was equal to the task, flying across goal to palm the ball out. Bando picked up the loose ball but, like so many of his team-mates before him, couldn’t hit the target.
Sir Alex then brought Wayne Rooney on in the 74th minute. There was pandemonium in the stands and, soon enough, on the pitch as well.
United: Van der Sar; Neville, Ferdinand, Vidic (Evans 70), Evra; Ronaldo, Anderson, Scholes (Fletcher 68), Nani; Giggs, Tevez (Rooney 74)
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