Manchester City 0 - 1 Manchester Unitedby 606 Sport Hosts (U3702819) 05 May 2007
Manchester United moved to within touching distance of the Premiership title after Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty gave them victory at Manchester City. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Don Caster (U2059163) posted May 7, 2007 Anyone could see that Michael Ball lost his balance, and in trying to avoid putting his foot in Ronaldo's big mouth, accidentaly trod on his stomach. Ronado should have been booked for crying and trying to get another player sent off.
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OG_Solskjaer20 (U8300035) posted May 7, 2007 1234mcfc
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thedevilIwill (U7847097) posted May 7, 2007 1234mcfc
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the4halls (U8084792) posted May 8, 2007 sorry, 8 players in team of the yerar, think we won it actually!
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MUFC297 (U7063407) posted May 9, 2007 typical opinion of a bitter blue
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TrevHol1 (U7784240) posted May 9, 2007 The great age-old Manchester rivalry.
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JPulling (U7547309) posted May 11, 2007 That team of the year was pfffft! How did 8 Man u players get in it? Really even you's can admit that Lampard should have been in there, you can right through the prem and pick loadsa players who should have got in there ahead of at least 4 of the man u players! Even look at the opta & player ratings!!
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BaggieTrousers (U7770509) posted May 17, 2007 Disgusting conduct - 3 match ban. What a farce - no place for that on a football pitch.
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Don Caster (U2059163) posted May 18, 2007 it should only have been a one match ban, as it was Christine 'cry baby' Ronaldo who was trodden on. Good to see Barton has been arrested, lets hope the thug goes inside for a few months.
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morgoth11 (U8078856) posted Aug 19, 2007 Can someone explain to the Man Utd team,both in this match and there last 3 matches that in order to score goals,one must have shots,cos i really think they have forgotten this fundamental basic of football,they seem to be more interested in passing the ball around Comment on this article
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