A considerably bias view on Manutd vs Inter
12 March 2009
There it is again. Be it Premier League minnows Fulham or Italian champions Inter, the score at Old Trafford is another display of Ferguson's triumph.
The prematch hype came fast and furious, and why wouldn't it? The Not So Special One (TNSSO) as most Manutd fans call Mr Mourinho, was at his buccaneering best, dropping comments and quotes at a drop of the hat.

Not that any of that mattered though.
Manutd lined up in what is possibly their strongest line-up bar club captain Gary Neville. The backline was its usual self with Vidic returning from a one match suspension. Rio, Evra and O'Shea completed the back four with EDVS behind them. Between them, holding a formidable record at Old Trafford of not even conceding a goal since early last November. That's right, before the Christmas period.
The midfield is undoubtedly Manutd's strongest position with the number of players filling in at various positions. While using Giggs and Fletcher against fellow English giants Chelsea proved successful, the central midfield pairing of Scholes and Carrick was completely different this time. Not that the result changed at all.
Wingers Giggs and Ronaldo backed up Berbatov and Rooney upfront which was mouthwatering to say the least.

There the Manutd squad lies, another 2-0 win.
I've run out of time to type.

Soon.
~R.Ho, 5:42 AM
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