It is now time to switch to a new Money AM football blog as the world cup is now over and we all look to the future.....World cup 2010 is over, Bravo Espana, and Forlan, once again and bring on the new season !.....I never expected the last thread to be such a success...thanks all.... so this new one might go on for years without the need to edit the title...we shall see...

Utd's odds must be the longest I've ever seen for a game at Old Trafford. Without Mata, Rafael, RVP and a really poor defence they will do well to still be in the tie for the return leg. Ironic that the financial BBs worst sporting commentator (gf) believes Utd will win whilst believing their best player, Rooney, to be a liability.

Utd have two hopes, one, Bayern have an off night and or two, Rooney beats them on his own!

Bayern having an off night, created nothing in the first half. But credit to Utd, should be 1-0 up and causing Bayern some problems on the break.

0-0 would be a brilliant result for the Reds

Carson where was this 6-0 Bayern win then...........Aberdeen t--t.

Rooney more balls to Bayern than his own men. Ex everton tos-er.

Would have been 6-0 if they had been playing the toffees.

Yes great defensive display in the first half. Who provided your goal KNOBHEAD! Can Man U play better doubt it. Can Bayern play better at home, away goal advantage? Rely on it. 19th April Goodison, can't wait.

Lets just put it this way Rooney £300 grand per game central defender marking him and put him out of game £72 grand per game. Nuff said.

And lets face it this providing of goal LOL LOl LOL Vidic had to stretch miles with his head for it birdbrain.

Not playing in the Champions League next season, massive clearout who your gonna sign? Van Persie will be history. United had no choice but to try and keep Rooney, without him what have you got?

Martinez and Schweinstwiger suspensions for the 2nd leg may have some bearing on who wins the tie. It's usually the British teams who have players sent off due to foreign divas diving, cheating and influencing referees so nice to see Utd getting the rub of the green for a change.

CC I wouldn't be so sure, I kind of got a sense recently that Utd's season had just got going. They go to Munich still in the tie and just need to score. Man City and Arsenal have proven they're not invincible in their own stadium. 1-1 and penalties for me :)

PS, no point arguing with the football muppet, claims to support Utd and spends all his time slagging of their best player. I bet Utd are delighted to have him as one of their supporters. Lol

MONEY thats what weve got and plenty of it.

Do you really honestly think footballers these days put playing in the champions league before £50grand or more extra per game.

Come off it Chris.

Weve both had a laugh tonight but the morals in football are these days all centred around cash and I think you know that.

Sadly what you have is David Moyes. Bayern have Pep Guardiola nuff said :O)

Do you really think Barklay will be at Goodison come August when UTD have trebled his salary and if UTD dont do it somebody else will.

He'l go to World cup talk to Stevie G and few others of the boys in the squad, find out how much they are getting and he'l be on his way as soon as he hits British soil again wether hes in champions league or not.

Stevie G said he stayed at Liverpool when chelski wanted him because he was loyal to the club....YEAH loyal when hed been offered £75 grand a game more. And remember liverpool werent in the champions league.

Gf - Everton play Arsenal on Saturday, Ozil cost more than Evertons squad. If by some miracle we win our remaining six matches guaranteed 4th place. Barkley has already said that he has learned more under Martinez than he did under Moyes, who incidentaly put him out on loan. So yes, given the choice I think for the time being he would stay at Everton under Martinez's wing and be guaranteed first team football. He would also have seen first hand what has happened to Jack Rodwell at City. Rumour has it Rodwell may come back on loan next season.

No chance, he'l be on his way his head swayed by the jack the lads of the England squad.

Very refreshing to see ManU playing with lots of guts and determination and also, not just with one, but often with two solid defensive lines.

Rooney is a good player but he does give the ball away far too often with clumsy passes. He then often immediately wastes lots of energy in determined runs to try and get the ball back again.

1-1 was a fair result, IMHO, and 'Good Luck' to them in the next leg. Bayern are really going to miss their Schwein Tiger next time round, who was the only one in this match, who managed to get the ball into the net.

... and Chelski had the softest draw !!!

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Lukaku is a Chelsea player until Jose says otherwise. End of.

Probably his biggest mistake this season was allowing him out on loan - mind you if he'd stayed he would have had to fight Torres, Eto'o and Ba for a place

Some battle

;)

Torres is on £175,000 a week and has two years of his contract left. Chelsea will reputedly have to pay him £10million to get rid of him before his contract ends.

Dont think so much of him personaly.

Far better strikers about and going cheaper.