Browsing Danny Welbeck
Manchester United – David de Gea Silences Last of Critics
Posted on 14 Feb, 2013, by Riven in SoccerImpossible expectations can never be met, so why try to live up to them? David de Gea has been heavily criticized since the first time he put on the Manchester United goalkeeper jersey, but slowly and gradually, he’s winning over those who called for him to be benched or even sold. More
Manchester United – Robin van Persie Keeps Up the Pace
Posted on 14 Jan, 2013, by Peter in SoccerIt was a story of two halves, but one of them was so decisive in its dominance, there were no qualms over who deserved to be the winner. Once again, Manchester United needed the excellent form of Robin van Persie to do most of the job for them. More
Manchester United – Wayne Rooney Can’t Make Subs Better
Posted on 6 Dec, 2012, by Riven in SoccerIt was a strange approach from Alex Ferguson and Manchester United on their final group stage match of the Champions League this season, clinching qualification a month ago. Wayne Rooney gets to play, maybe to sharpen his finishing and passing before the big derby this weekend, while everyone around him, including Javier Hernandez, probably won’t be playing in the match of the season. More
Manchester United – Danny Welbeck is Their Next Dirty Diver
Posted on 17 Sep, 2012, by Vic in SoccerIn the end, it didn’t really matter. Manchester United scored four goals in the second half, beating Wigan convincingly. The first half penalty won by Danny Welbeck and missed by Javier Hernandez didn’t change a thing, but that doesn’t change the fact that Ali Al Habsi never touched the player. More
10 Best Goals of Euro 2012
Posted on 4 Jul, 2012, by Peter in SoccerOnly one player, Italy’s Mario Balotelli, scored two goals good enough to enter the top 10 of Euro 2012, but he’ll probably have to settle for runner-up or worse in this chart as well, with fantastic goals from Andrea Pirlo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, among others, being just as or even more impressive and memorable. More
Euro 2012 – Day 8 Summary (Ukraine vs France, Sweden vs England)
Posted on 15 Jun, 2012, by Peter in SoccerRoy Hodgson got himself some peace and quiet, even some praise, at least for a few days. England needed a late Danny Welbeck goal to beat Sweden 3-2, ending the Swedes chances in Euro 2012 while France were simply too good for the Ukraine in the post-rain match, winning 2-0 and taking the lead in Group D. More
Manchester United at Wolves – Too Easy For League Leaders
Posted on 18 Mar, 2012, by Peter in SoccerWolves haven’t won at home since December 4, so there wasn’t much hope the bottom ranked team in the Premier League would actually stop Manchester United’s stride towards their fifth league title in six years. Still, a 0-5 home defeat as Ronald Zubar picked up two yellow cards in 11 minutes while Javier Hernandez broke his league scoring drought with a brace. And to think United lost 2-1 on their last visit to the Molineux. More
Arsenal vs Manchester United – No Revenge For Wenger
Posted on 22 Jan, 2012, by gerakis100 in SoccerAntonio Valencia was Manchester United’s man once again, as his return to his usual position on the wing gave Alex Ferguson another win and denied the revenge Arsenal and Arsene Wenger have been dreaming of since very early on in the season, as Valencia scored the first and set up Welbeck’s second, besting Robin van Persie’s goal in a 2-1 at the Emirates. More
Bad Refereeing Can’t Ruin Fantastic Manchester Derby
Posted on 8 Jan, 2012, by Peter in SoccerOne year ago, when Kenny Dalglish made his return at the manager position with Liverpool, he saw Steven Gerrard sent off because of a dive which got Howard Webb to use his highly unstable sense of judgement and send Gerrard off. Manchester United enjoyed Chris Foy’s terrible decision making to help them beat Manchester City 3-2 in the FA Cup. More
Title Holders and Bad Pretenders (Manchester United vs Tottenham)
Posted on 22 Aug, 2011, by Peter in SoccerDuring the first half I was thinking – Manchester United’s midfield is too weak. They can’t even dominate a Tottenham side that had no aspirations of any possession. Danny Welbeck looked like a striker from a mid-table club, borderline starter. After Anderson’s 76th minute goal, after a cheeky heel from Welbeck, my mind was singing a different tune about Manchester United, the champions and the best team in England right now. More
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