Manchester United Fan In Malaysia

I just received an email from one of this Manutd blog visitor. He has been very glad that his favorite artist is Manchester United die hard fan and would love to share it with the world.

To be frank…I don’t know who is Diana Rusdi. The only Diana I know is my wife.

Is she really famous?? I don’t know about that! But… as long as she is Manutd fan… I don’t mind.. Enjoy the clip..

This going to be a massive movie for Manchester United legend, Eric Cantona. I heard that this movie will be released on June 12 and currently has been shown in Cannes as a nominate for Golden Palm Award. Do you believe it?? Eric in Cannes as an actor??

I just cant wait this movie in Malaysia cinema soon.

A recent poll suggested that Ken Loach’s 2006 film The Wind That Shook the Barley is the most popular Palme d’Or winner of the past few years. Judging by audience response, Looking for Eric, screening in competition, will be even more beloved. Unsurprisingly, perhaps: the film is an ode to the footballing genius and life-coaching skills of a Frenchman – Eric Cantona. He is the hero of another Eric (Steve Evets), a divorced postman already struggling to keep himself together and whose two teenage sons are in trouble with a local gangster.

This is a less obviously political film than some of Loach’s work. Surprisingly, he and long-term writing partner Paul Laverty say little about recent industrial disputes by postal workers. A few swipes at Rupert Murdoch for helping to inflate ticket prices is about as incendiary as it gets.

The focus instead is on comedy: the camaraderie between Eric and his self-help-obsessed colleague Meatballs; the manly advice a ghostly Cantona gives him in a bedroom still lined with posters of the temperamental Gaul. A last-minute entry into revenge-thriller territory threatens to tip the film into melodrama. Overall, this is endearing, crowd-pleasing fare.

Manchester United living legend Ryan Giggs, already their longest serving player of all time, as well as the club’s record appearance holder has been rewarded for his recent Indian summer with a new one-year extension to his Manchester United contract.

Giggs, 35, has been a first-teamer at Old Trafford since 1991 and has scored in 17 straight top division seasons, with his solo goal against West Ham at the weekend being his first of this season. A man-of-the-match showing in last month’s 3-0 win over Chelsea, where he played in centre midfield, has been hailed as one of his best performances in his long and glittering career.

This is what ex-United, Paul Parker said about him..

But what he has lost in pace he has gained in his mind and in his football ability and he is still getting better.

When I first went to Manchester United, he was just a young player, but he was a fantastic player and we don’t produce enough like him in England.

He got the chance to play with experienced players at a young age and that enabled him to develop. It is a subject I often come back to, but we don’t do that enough now in this country and we really should else there won’t be another Ryan Giggs again.

Ryan’s new deal will take him up to 37 years of age and there are only a few players that have done that, but he certainly has enough about himself to be able to pull it off.

He will know when it is time to stop – the last thing Ryan would want to do would be to let down Manchester United.

If Ryan knows he cannot stay at this level or play enough games to perform for Manchester United then he will know his time is up.

Thank you for staying Giggsy. You are the reason why I supported Manutd.

Enjoy some of Giggs top goals in Youtube;