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Sapa lagi keeper bagus sekarang?

keeper Jerman tu pon ok gak
yg MU nk beli tuh
neuver

 

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keeper Jerman tu pon ok gak
yg MU nk beli tuh
neuver

Adler pun bagus n muda lagi

 

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Adler pun bagus n muda lagi

adler tu maen ngan team mana skrg

 

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Manchester United To Offer €14 Million For Atletico Madrid Goalkeeper David De Gea - Report
Manchester United to make €14m offer for Atletico Madrid shot-stopper David de Gea.
By Paul Macdonald
Sep 24, 2010 11:55:00 AM



Manchester United are readying a €14 million bid for promising Atletico Madrid goalkeeper David de Gea, according to reports from Spain.

Marca comments that in the wake of Sir Alex Ferguson’s presence at the Mestalla on Wednesday evening to monitor Champions League opponents Valencia, De Gea’s performance for los Colchoneros caught the eye, prompting the legendary manager to step up his interest.

De Gea only emerged as a regular first-team player at the Vicente Calderon midway through last season, but the 19-year-old has shown assuredness beyond his years, and is emerging as one of the best goalkeepers in Spain.

He guided Atleti to their Europa League triumph last season as well as displacing Sergio Asenjo from the starting XI, and his style has been compared to current Old Trafford incumbent Edwin van der Sar.

His current contract extends until the summer of 2013 with a €20m buy-out clause in place, but Ferguson hopes that an offer in the region of €14m would entice the capital club into doing business.

English Premier League compatriots Arsenal have also previously been linked with a swoop for the Spanish u-21 glovesman.

 

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What United fans need to know about David De Gea
Posted on 25 September 2010

It’s difficult to say with absolute certainly how many great sides Sir Alex Ferguson has built in his near quarter century at Old Trafford because one has often tended to morph into another but it’s becoming clear that he is now well on the way towards creating his final team before handing over the reins to his successor. Another piece of the jigsaw is being prepared as Ferguson looks towards securing a long term replacement for his 40 year old goalkeeper with 19 year old Spaniard David De Gea, nicknamed Van der Gea by his team mates at Atletico Madrid for his similarity to Manchester United’s Edwin van der Sar, both for his appearance and goalkeeping style.

So who is this wonder keeper that everyone in Europe raves about? After all he’s still so young that his family is reported to be hesitant about a transfer to England because they consider him as not yet ready to leave home. In fact one story suggest that De Gea’s father still drives him to training in Madrid.
A product of their youth teams, De Gea has been at Atletico since the age of 10, was first exposed to the world playing for Spain and helping them to reach the final of the 2007 Under 17 World Cup. Just like Pepe Reina and Andres Palop have earned widespread praise for their penalty saving expertise in recent years, their youngster did the same. His impressive reflexes and penalty saves made him the best goalkeeper in the tournament.
De Gea received his first chance as a senior player last season when first choice Sergio Asenjo was away with the Under 20 national team in the World Cup in Egypt. He then replaced the injured second choice Roberto during a Champions League match at Porto in September. Three days later he made his first division debut at home against Real Zaragoza giving away a penalty in the 19th minute but saved Marko Babic’s attempt in an eventual 2-1 triumph.
Coupled with some costly mistakes by Asenjo and the arrival of Quique Sánchez Flores as manager, De Gea finished the season in the starting eleven twice earning man of the match awards against Athletic Bilbao and Valencia. The teenager also appeared in eight games during the club’s victorious Europa League campaign including the 2-1 final win against Fulham. De Gea then started 2010-11 in impressive fashion helping Atlético win the UEFA Super Cup. In the 90th minute of the 2-0 win against Inter, he saved a Diego Milito penalty kick.
As a youngster, De Gea has overcame a year long knee cap injury to progress through the ranks. He also had to travel 50 km in each direction from his home in the small town of Illescas to Atletico’s training ground. It now must be time for him to decide whether to stay at the Vicente Calderon and fight for his place in the team or move elsewhere where he will receive the chance to showcase his amazing abilities to the world. One way or the other, De Gea is set for a truly bright future in the game.
And what better place can there be than at Old Trafford as a member of the final great team assembled by the greatest manager in the history of English football?
Is David De Gea the man to succeed Edwin van der Sar?

 

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Manchester United To Offer €14 Million For Atletico Madrid Goalkeeper David De Gea - Report
Manchester United to make €14m offer for Atletico Madrid shot-stopper David de Gea.
By Paul Macdonald
Sep 24, 2010 11:55:00 AM



Manchester United are readying a €14 million bid for promising Atletico Madrid goalkeeper David de Gea, according to reports from Spain.

Marca comments that in the wake of Sir Alex Ferguson’s presence at the Mestalla on Wednesday evening to monitor Champions League opponents Valencia, De Gea’s performance for los Colchoneros caught the eye, prompting the legendary manager to step up his interest.

De Gea only emerged as a regular first-team player at the Vicente Calderon midway through last season, but the 19-year-old has shown assuredness beyond his years, and is emerging as one of the best goalkeepers in Spain.

He guided Atleti to their Europa League triumph last season as well as displacing Sergio Asenjo from the starting XI, and his style has been compared to current Old Trafford incumbent Edwin van der Sar.

His current contract extends until the summer of 2013 with a €20m buy-out clause in place, but Ferguson hopes that an offer in the region of €14m would entice the capital club into doing business.

English Premier League compatriots Arsenal have also previously been linked with a swoop for the Spanish u-21 glovesman.

MU da serius ni nk amek keeper mudo
kucak camno lak nanti

 

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What United fans need to know about David De Gea
Posted on 25 September 2010

It’s difficult to say with absolute certainly how many great sides Sir Alex Ferguson has built in his near quarter century at Old Trafford because one has often tended to morph into another but it’s becoming clear that he is now well on the way towards creating his final team before handing over the reins to his successor. Another piece of the jigsaw is being prepared as Ferguson looks towards securing a long term replacement for his 40 year old goalkeeper with 19 year old Spaniard David De Gea, nicknamed Van der Gea by his team mates at Atletico Madrid for his similarity to Manchester United’s Edwin van der Sar, both for his appearance and goalkeeping style.

So who is this wonder keeper that everyone in Europe raves about? After all he’s still so young that his family is reported to be hesitant about a transfer to England because they consider him as not yet ready to leave home. In fact one story suggest that De Gea’s father still drives him to training in Madrid.
A product of their youth teams, De Gea has been at Atletico since the age of 10, was first exposed to the world playing for Spain and helping them to reach the final of the 2007 Under 17 World Cup. Just like Pepe Reina and Andres Palop have earned widespread praise for their penalty saving expertise in recent years, their youngster did the same. His impressive reflexes and penalty saves made him the best goalkeeper in the tournament.
De Gea received his first chance as a senior player last season when first choice Sergio Asenjo was away with the Under 20 national team in the World Cup in Egypt. He then replaced the injured second choice Roberto during a Champions League match at Porto in September. Three days later he made his first division debut at home against Real Zaragoza giving away a penalty in the 19th minute but saved Marko Babic’s attempt in an eventual 2-1 triumph.
Coupled with some costly mistakes by Asenjo and the arrival of Quique Sánchez Flores as manager, De Gea finished the season in the starting eleven twice earning man of the match awards against Athletic Bilbao and Valencia. The teenager also appeared in eight games during the club’s victorious Europa League campaign including the 2-1 final win against Fulham. De Gea then started 2010-11 in impressive fashion helping Atlético win the UEFA Super Cup. In the 90th minute of the 2-0 win against Inter, he saved a Diego Milito penalty kick.
As a youngster, De Gea has overcame a year long knee cap injury to progress through the ranks. He also had to travel 50 km in each direction from his home in the small town of Illescas to Atletico’s training ground. It now must be time for him to decide whether to stay at the Vicente Calderon and fight for his place in the team or move elsewhere where he will receive the chance to showcase his amazing abilities to the world. One way or the other, De Gea is set for a truly bright future in the game.
And what better place can there be than at Old Trafford as a member of the final great team assembled by the greatest manager in the history of English football?
Is David De Gea the man to succeed Edwin van der Sar?

mudo laie dio nih
baru umur 19 thn
berpotensi ganti VDS kalau mai MU

 

[Cameo]

MU da serius ni nk amek keeper mudo
kucak camno lak nanti

masih rumors dan muda lagi... lebih kepada future dari immediate replacement utk VDS....

 

[pecot85]

MU da serius ni nk amek keeper mudo
kucak camno lak nanti

jadi reserve and kocak2 aje la kat rumah:-?

 

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jadi reserve and kocak2 aje la kat rumah:-?

dikocak kocak ohh...