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Sunday, 20 May 2007

Sigh~

Yesterday was the Finals for the FA cup~ haha.. man utd lost to chealsea. 0-1 at extra time.. ohh well, good job drogba~ haha. at least man utd still got a EPL cup if not v throw face haha moreover, i tink MOST of the players put in the best effort lar.. and i noticed that FERDINAND like lost in his own world like tt.. so unsteady lor.. dunno his pass ball pass go where one.. but i tink Ryan Giggs is like the star of the day.. haha.. OLD but useful.. not like Looney, Young and kinda Useless.. 4 out of 5 offisides is all thanks to him.. LOL. we'll look forward to next season!!!

haha and here is the story of the goal tts kinda controversial.

Ryan rues referee error

Ryan Giggs claims a refereeing mistake denied him the chance to become the FA Cup's most successful modern player.

The Welshman seemed to be on the verge of his fifth winner's medal - one more than anyone since the 1800's - when he slid in to meet Wayne Rooney's cross in extra-time.

Giggs made contact with the ball, only for Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech to smother it and apparently deny the officials a clear view of whether it had crossed the line or not. However, the United winger was in no doubt a goal should have been given his way.

Ryan said: "I said to the ref, 'You saw it go over and the linesman saw it go over'. If we had got that goal we might well have gone on to win the game."

Cech admitted the ball had gone over his line but claimed: "It would have been a foul anyway.

"When I made the initial save the ball had not crossed the line, then Ryan Giggs slid in, kicked me in the face and pushed me further back."

As United captain in the absence of Gary Neville, Giggs had the dubious distinction of being the first FA Cup final skipper to lead his team up the 107 steps at the new Wembley, albeit to collect nothing but runners-up medals. But he insisted there was still plenty to feel positive about following a long, hard and - in the Premiership certainly - successful 10-month campaign.


"The consolation is that we won the Premiership, we are an improving team and we can look forward to next season with confidence," Giggs concluded.

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