D Moyes Not Good Enough

 It is believed that the said Manager of the #RedDevils #ManchesterUnited is not good enough for this great team. A lot of people believes that if it were Sir Alex Fergie that is still the manager #Manchesterunited would have been topping the #BPL table by now. But lets still pray for hope in the team.

Moyes Reaction

“The fans have been great. They understand there is a big transition going on here and, like me, I don't think they expected us to have lost five games at this stage of the season. We'll work hard to improve.” More: http://bit.ly/1hEA7QC

Match Report

United 0 Newcastle 1. A disappointing afternoon for United as David Moyes’ side slipped to a second home defeat in four days.

Match report: http://bit.ly/1d2dNe6

EPL table

It finished SUNDERLAND 1-2 SPURS in the late ‪#‎BPL‬ kick off; here is what Saturday's seven matches have done to the table.

Good weekend so far for your team?

The Two Most Respected and Forever Existing Legends.. RIP

Michael Jackson on a visit to Mandela's Town in one of his South African Tour.

 RIP NELSON MADIBA MANDELA....The rare gem of our time!! We will all miss You!!!!!!!

World Cup Group E: ‘France couldn't have picked it better'

Goal’s experts offer their reactions to the World Cup draw in Group E where Switzerland, Ecuador, Honduras, and France were pooled together

'HITZFELD WAS RIGHT TO FEEL LUCKY'

By Joe Wright Ottmar Hitzfeld spoke of the huge advantage of his side being among the top seeds prior to the draw, and Switzerland can indeed count themselves lucky with the result. While France will be touted as favourites to win the group, Switzerland will no doubt fancy their chances of securing at least a draw against their inconsistent European neighbours. Ecuador's attacking prowess could cause some problems and Honduras will be an unknown entity for them, but the Nati will consider themselves more than capable of wins from both games.

'SUAREZ'S ECUADOR KNOWLEDGE COULD BE COSTLY'

By Jhonkarlos Guinan Ecuador weren't too lucky in the draw as they will face two European teams in the group stage, even though Switzerland are a surprising seed and not the worst side to face from Pot 1. France scraped their way to the finals but, with the likes of Franck Ribery in their ranks, nobody can underestimate their potential. It's the second consecutive World Cup for Honduras and although on paper they look like the easiest rival in Group E, they have Luis Fernando Suarez as coach - someone who will no doubt put his knowledge of coaching Ecuador to good use.

'HONDURAS ARE IN LINE TO MAKE HISTORY'

By Roberto Navarro Luck appears to have taken kindly to Honduras. Despite facing two European nations in the group stage, it is fair to think they are two of the least frightening nations to have qualified to Brazil 2014. Traditionally, France are a team that compete for the top spots - but the 1998 champions are a shadow of their former selves. Switzerland, meanwhile, are arguably the easiest of the eight seeded teams in the draw. It isn't by any means a stretch to think that Honduras can reach their first round of 16, but coach Luis Fernando Suarez must prepare this team for anything in order to achieve that historic goal.

'FRANCE COULDN'T HAVE PICKED IT BETTER'

By Robin Bairner

After muddling their way through the qualifier, France could barely have hand picked a better draw for Brazil. Switzerland as top seeds in their group is extremely generous and the other opponents are not nearly as dangerous as Didier Deschamps might have feared.

France must fancy their chances of winning this group and therefore getting an easier draw in the last 16. Already Deschamps must be secretly believing that a place in the quarter-finals is possible.

Nevertheless, France don't typically thrive under a weight of expectation, and that is exactly what there will be after this draw.

World Cup Group A: ‘Brazil given a gift and a curse’

 

Goal’s experts offer their reactions to the World Cup draw in Group A where Brazil, Cameroon, Mexico and Croatia were pooled together

BRAZIL

By Matheus Harb "We might say Brazil was given a gift and a curse with this draw, as they were drawn in a fairly easy group, but with the prospect of facing one of the two finalists from the 2010 World Cup. "The biggest challenge for Felipao and his players will be maintaining focus on a group they are supposed to win before the likely clash against Netherlands or Spain. "Individually speaking, it might be an interesting match against Mexico, a team historically known to cause trouble to the Selecao, despite coming off a dramatic qualification in the Concacaf zone."

CAMEROON

By Lawrence Nkede “Cameroon's opening fixture against Mexico is the second of the tournament and comes against opponents largely unknown to fans in the African country. It will be an interesting test. "Cameroon seem not to have a chance against Brazil who will be playing at home. It will be difficult to match up the technical skills and pace of players like Neymar  and Oscar. "Croatia seem like less of a threat and Cameroon can take advantage of their athletic qualities and seal a possible victory or draw. Much rides on the opening game, though."

MEXICO

By Eric Gomez “For the second consecutive World Cup, Mexico will square off with the host nation in the group stage. And though Brazil are a top side, El Tri have held their own against them in recent years. "Cameroon, by way of style and geography, do not favor Mexico, initially. African teams are usually difficult for Mexico, as history can attest. This will be Mexico's biggest test from here on in. "With Brazil all but qualified for the Round of 16, hopes are high amongst Mexican pundits and fans, though the team's fate will likely be decided in the opener against Cameroon."

CROATIA

By Luke Matthews

“Croatia are very unlucky to come up against the host nation and favourites Brazil in the opening game of the World Cup. A win looks highly unlikely meaning victories will be required in the other games.

"Croatia faced Mexico back in the 2002 World Cup, losing 1-0 courtesy of a Cuauhtemoc Blanco goal but the Balkan nation have never previously met Cameroon.

"The condition of star players such as Luka Modric and Mario Mandzukic will be key for the Croats. If these players are fit and ready, they will have hopes of sneaking through."

Source: Goal.com

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