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Saturday, 20 July 2013, 16:00
Friendly Match
Rafael heaped praise on the "unbelievable" Ryan Giggs after the Manchester United legend scored on his 999th career appearance.
t the start of the season, after the RVP transfer, I confidently claimed that Arsenal would finish above United. I now regret it immensely.
aniel Storey generally did very well, going against the City won it last year so they're bound to win it this time grain. As for John Nicholson, I wouldn't trust him to predict correctly what day of the week it will be tomorrow.
ose will have (and will always have) the total support of every Chelsea fan. Cant wait for that swagger to walk through the doors at Stamford Bridge and announce I'm back . It may not last for ever but hey it'll be exciting and worth the pain
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dev (Leeds United) says...
"At Portsmouth, I had a crap team and we got 20 points in the last 10 games and stayed up. It ain't impossible." Stay classy Harry. You and YOUR crap team has pushed the club to the brink of extinction. I hope when QPR slide into oblivion you do too.
Posted 1:50am 26th February 2013
fictionalemu says...
@Heathy, I know that Giggs could never really be arsed playing for his country, but his appearances for Wales do count as official games nonetheless.
Posted 5:08pm 25th February 2013
utd_till_i_die (Manchester United) says...
I sometimes wonder, instead of spending 30m on a new winger for Giggs and a playmaker for Scholes, can the same money be used towards the manufacture of a youth elixir? A sip a year for Scholes and Giggs would do just well. No? Then how about perfecting a cloning research? No? #twoofakind
Posted 10:50am 25th February 2013
FairyNuff says...
Aah, enlightenment. Cheers drumgorilla.
Posted 10:48am 25th February 2013
Heathy (Manchester United) says...
As much as I admire Giggs who will not just be a Man United legend but a football legend, I have to agree with FairyNuff on this one. He's made 931 appearances. Including all the knock about games and five a sides etc is a nonsense and only for sensational lazy journalism. You wouldn't do it for others so why Giggs? Does it just make the stats look good? 931 will probably not be beaten in the modern era anyway so can't we just go with proper facts?
Posted 10:44am 25th February 2013
minorthreat (Manchester United) says...
@ fairynuff......... The 999 games is for club and country.
Posted 10:28am 25th February 2013
redbornandbred (Manchester United) says...
@Fairynuff The equivalent in cricket would be first class matches. They are including his internationals for Wales and G.B. On the main point, if I am any of United's opponents at the moment, I am worried about RVP, I am worried about the defense's and keeper's improved form, I am worried about the number of players who can score goads, I am worried about Michael Carrick's form as a playmaker. HOWEVER, I would be terrified of an in-form Giggsy. Because this player has shown over his extraordinary career how when he is on form, he can sweep all before him.
Posted 10:24am 25th February 2013
drumgorilla says...
It includes 64 games for Wales, and 4 games for Great Britain.
Posted 10:08am 25th February 2013
kanban (Manchester United) says...
LOL did redknapp just diss portsmouth?
Posted 10:06am 25th February 2013
FairyNuff says...
Where is all this 999th game crap coming from? Giggs has played 931 "official" games for Man Utd. Adding in random friendlies just to make-up a good number is just being silly - the kind of rubbish you expect from the Star or Sun.
Posted 9:23am 25th February 2013