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- VIDEO: Valencia strangles Sterling
- Valencia – “The Amazonian Express”
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| VIDEO: Valencia strangles Sterling Posted: 04 Jun 2014 01:46 PM PDT In England’s 2-2 draw with Ecuador this evening, Antonio Valencia was sent off for strangling Raheem Sterling after a horrible challenge from the Liverpool player. Well worth the card. Gwan Tony lad! ------------ The Republik of Mancunia has brought out a brilliant downloadable review for the 2013-2014 season. It contains an exclusive interview with Gary Neville, reaction from the best the journalists in the country, articles by the best United supporting football writers, and much more. All profit going to charity. More info on the RoM season preview can be found here. Minimum price is £5. Enter your e-mail address to receive the download and the price you would like to pay. |
| Valencia – “The Amazonian Express” Posted: 04 Jun 2014 08:26 AM PDT
The honour was bestowed on him in the wake of the tragic death of his close friend Christian Benítez last July. National team coach Reinaldo Rueda felt that handing the captaincy to Valencia would bind the squad together and help push them over the line to qualification. Valencia has rarely let his country down. Sparkling performances at under-20 level saw him parachuted into the senior team at the age of 19; he impressed immediately, scoring twice on his debut in a 5-2 win over Paraguay. He went on to star at the 2006 World Cup – where has was shortlisted for both the best young player award and FIFA's ideal XI – and has been a fixture at national team level ever since. The Amazonian Express, as Valencia is known in his homeland, is one of a bevy of lightning quick wingers and forwards in the Ecuador ranks. He is usually stationed on the right flank in a 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 formation and his brief is simple: receive the ball, take on the full-back and deliver crosses into the area. His powerful forward running plays a key role Ecuador's transition from defence to attack, while he also does his fair share defensively.Ecuador underwent a generational renewal during the qualification process, with younger players stepping in to take the places of many of those who were involved in the World Cup campaigns of 2002 and 2006. As one of six members of the current squad to have previously played in a World Cup, Valencia will have an important role to play in guiding his less experienced colleagues through the tournament. "We have tough opponents," Valencia said as the squad bade farewell to their countrymen in Quito. "But we have a team that is hungry for glory and the goal is to reach the next phase. We plan to make history." ——– ------------ The Republik of Mancunia has brought out a brilliant downloadable review for the 2013-2014 season. It contains an exclusive interview with Gary Neville, reaction from the best the journalists in the country, articles by the best United supporting football writers, and much more. All profit going to charity. More info on the RoM season preview can be found here. Minimum price is £5. Enter your e-mail address to receive the download and the price you would like to pay. |
| Posted: 04 Jun 2014 08:19 AM PDT Scott writes for Bleacher Report about Shinji Kagawa’s best moments for Japan. The Evening News reports on how Januzaj’s debut for Belgium was invalid. Beautifully Red has the best moments of the season in GIF form. The Guardian says we will sign Strootman in January. The Mirror claims we will bid for Schweinsteiger. ------------ The Republik of Mancunia has brought out a brilliant downloadable review for the 2013-2014 season. It contains an exclusive interview with Gary Neville, reaction from the best the journalists in the country, articles by the best United supporting football writers, and much more. All profit going to charity. More info on the RoM season preview can be found here. Minimum price is £5. Enter your e-mail address to receive the download and the price you would like to pay. |
| The RoM 2014 World Cup preview Posted: 04 Jun 2014 01:30 AM PDT
Following the huge success of the RoM 2013-2014 season review, raising over £1500 for charity, another downloadable PDF is on offer for Manchester United fans. With a minimum payment of £4 required, you will be presented with close to 30 pages of United related content, focussing on our players who will be featuring in the World Cup this summer. Football writers with expertise in the countries our players represent have written detailed articles looking at what role our players have for their nation’s teams. Looking at the history of their international careers, as well as how they are rated by fans from their country, you will get a view of our players that you probably haven’t seen before.  Several top journalists have taken part, such as Sid Lowe (The Guardian), Sam Wallace (The Independent), Martin Lipton (The Mirror), Dominic Fifield (The Guardian) and Graham Hunter (Sky Sports, ESPN, BBC). Brazil
------------ The Republik of Mancunia has brought out a brilliant downloadable review for the 2013-2014 season. It contains an exclusive interview with Gary Neville, reaction from the best the journalists in the country, articles by the best United supporting football writers, and much more. All profit going to charity. More info on the RoM season preview can be found here. Minimum price is £5. Enter your e-mail address to receive the download and the price you would like to pay. |
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