Anak Askar

Thursday, January 28, 2010

15 Malaysia

I'm NOT KJ fan but i think he is a very good actor. What do you think. A lot more short movie here.
http://15malaysia.com/films/meter/

Utd edged City with 3-1. My heart was pounding and anxious to know the score when I woke up at 6 am this morning. My mother in law house did not have internet while Astro's subscription did not include the sport channel. I was in the car when I heard the news in Sinar FM at 7 am mentioning the result. It was a big result. Larger than winning the cup itself. When I arrived at office the first thing I did, read the report of the game in the internet. Seems that Ferguson had used 4-5-1. Flecther was the star for the team.The important thing they won using this system with 3 goals.

MU through to Wembley facing Aston Villa on 28 February 2010. As for me the Carling Cup is a bonus.

United, Man united,

We’re the boys in red and we're on our way to Wembley!
Wembley, Wembley,
We're the famous Man united and we're going to Wembley,
Wembley, Wembley,
We're the famous Man united and we're going to Wembley

This weekend another big match. Away against Arsenal.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Man Utd vs Man City

Carling Cup
Second Leg

Who will be the Man winner.

MU willl be looking for early goal. Then another goal will kill the game off. Rooney will be featured to carry the momentum of Hull demolition. Hoping that Ferdinand would also fit.

Glory Glory Man Utd

Avatar highest- grossing film - USD 1.8 billion

LOS ANGELES: James Cameron is king of the world again.

20th Century Fox said Tuesday that the director's sci-fi spectacle, "Avatar," has passed his shipwreck saga "Titanic" to become the highest-grossing film worldwide.

As of Monday, "Avatar" had brought in US$1.859 billion at the box office, passing the $1.843 billion worldwide record set by 1997's "Titanic."

"Titanic" remains the highest-grossing film domestically at $600.8 million.

"Avatar" has been No. 1 at the box office for six straight weeks with a domestic total of $554.9 million.

It shot down "The Dark Knght" on Saturday to become the second highest-grossing film domestically.

"Avatar" has also mined $1.3 billion in international ticket sales, smashing the $1.24 billion mark previously set by "Titanic." - AP

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/27/business/20100127074552&sec=business

WoW.... USD 1.8 billion is really a lot money. Film is a very big business. In US alone the film collected about USD 600 million.

Rooney is here to stay

Rooney: I'm not leaving United

Wayne Rooney has admitted he is happy to be attracting interest from other clubs but insists he has no intention of leaving Manchester United.

The England centre-forward has been in scintillating form this season, notching 19 Premier League goals to lead Sir Alex Ferguson's side to the Premier League summit.

Since Cristiano Ronaldo's departure from Old Trafford to Real Madrid in an £80 million deal, Rooney has taken the mantle of United's talisman and his displays have brought reported interest from Real and Barcelona.

But the striker, who is the Premier League's top scorer so far this season, appeared happy to re-affirm his commitment to the regining champions.

"There's always speculation, and when other big teams are talking about you, it's nice that you're talked about," Rooney told Manchester United's official website. "But as I've said many times before, I'm a United player and I'm very happy here.''

"I hope we can win the title again this year. We've won the league the last three years and nobody has ever won it four times in a row. We want to create history.

"The title race is much tighter this year and it's probably more exciting for the neutrals or fans around the country. But we're hoping that now we are top we can go on and remain there for the rest of the season.''

One of Rooney's predecessors in the England forward line, Newcastle legend Alan Shearer, has outlined the importance of the former Everton striker to United.

After watching Rooney's four-goal masterclass in the 4-0 defeat of Hull at the weekend, Shearer told BBC Radio Five Live: "They would not be where they are in the league (without Rooney).

"He has carried them at times but he is a great player and that's what great players do. When the clubs need them they step forward.''

Shearer also underlined Rooney's importance to England's World Cup ambitions, saying: "As important as he is to Manchester United, he is just as important to England, I don't think anyone should forget that.

"But on the other hand there were question marks. People were saying he has to step up his performance this year because of the loss of Ronaldo and boy has he done that.

"I think he has actually carried Manchester United on his own at times this season. That's saying something for the size of that particular club.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=731344&cc=4716

Fo(u)r Rooney

MU 4-0 Hull City

Rooney hits four passed Hull City.This bring his tally to 19 goals and help MU to go top of the league. Rooney was the main man of the game. His determinations fire up MU. Though MU looking sharp in every move and went all offensive right from the start, MU still look struggling especially after the interval. However the presence of Rio Ferdinand gave extra sense of security and confident. Maybe this effect Scholes who been dominating and pulling all the strings from the midfield. And his venomous shot that brought the first goal for Rooney and MU. Myhill who made seven oustanding saves againts Tottenham, could only palm Scholes shot towards Rooney who will not miss it in six yards.

Micheal Owen was given rare start. He had his chances. His movement and position also good. No goal from him showed his is lack of match practice. I believe he could deliver many goals if he played regularly. But that seems a little impossible with Rooney is automatic first choice and Berba is definitely in Ferguson game plan. 4-4-2 seems to work perfectly and producing many goals and MU still had the realistic chance to defend the title.