MrGroovy
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Sports Illustrated
After reading rough and unsportsman review of team #1 to #9, I was baffled to find United got into #10, and it's because we 'steal' the match with stoppage winner in Camp Nou!
And we're the only footba.. err soccer team mentioned there
Even during a 26-year title drought that ended under Sir Alex Ferguson in 1993, Manchester United was always England's glamour club. As such, the team's ongoing golden age has attracted legions of glory-hunting supporters far beyond the industrial city's limits. And if success breeds contempt, then no team in club history was more reviled than the treble winners of '99, a side featuring Dwight Yorke, Andy Cole, Roy Keane and David Beckham (pictured, right) that vaulted Ferguson into the pantheon of all-time great managers. After winning the Premier League and the FA Cup, the Red Devils were outplayed by Bayern Munich in the Champions League final -- only to steal the match (and the trophy) on two miracle goals in stoppage time. Before Man Utd pulled it off, the treble had been thought of as the impossible dream. Ferguson was later knighted for his services to football and Beckham eventfully fell out with his manager, embarking on a tabloid-style journey that took him to Madrid, Milan and Los Angeles.
After reading rough and unsportsman review of team #1 to #9, I was baffled to find United got into #10, and it's because we 'steal' the match with stoppage winner in Camp Nou!
And we're the only footba.. err soccer team mentioned there