Echoes Issue April 2010

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Published on Wednesday, 21 April 2010 16:06

The third issue of “Echoes from Old Trafford”, the official publication of the MUSC (Malta) has rolled off the presses and is now on its way to all paid-up members. 38 full colour pages (okay, there are some adverts, but they’re necessary, as you can appreciate – support those advertisers!) full of interesting articles – all United-related, of course.

 
This issue’s articles comprise the following:

Editorial: Editor Patrick Critien considers the criticism that United are a one-man (Rooney) team.

 
Our Club’s News: What went on at the Club in the months of February and March. What stands out is our stand at the Supporters’ Clubs exhibition held recently.

Darren Grech’s page: Action Replay Radio Programme and our 5-a-side team “Stretford End Malta” are his subjects.
 

An unforgettable 4 days:  Club President Joe Tedesco writes about the Tour organised by the Club for the great Milan game. 4 days, 4 goals…..not bad….

 

When the roof was raised: Julian Tabone’s article focuses on the 3-2 win against Aston Villa a year ago…the winning goal courtesy of a certain Kiko Macheda….
 

Mixed Mancunian Platter:  for this course, Karm Galea gives us a lot of interesting statistics
 

The United Way: Matt Done considers that supporting United, as distinct from any other football team, is unique….

 
Teddy’s Corner: Our very own Teddy shares with us what he’s heard, what he’s seen and what he’s learnt lately. Thought-provoking as ever……….

 
Random Red Thoughts: Editor Patrick Critien looks at the dismal 8 days in United’s season when we were ko’d by Bayern and lost to Chelsea…but it ain’t over yet guys…

 
New columnist Lukas Galea in his article “And the Premier League goes to…..” tries to predict the closest end to the Premiership for many years!
 

Advantage Chelsea: Down but by no means out! Columnist Mark Strijbosch is still confident of that 4th Premiership title in a row, despite Chelsea’s victory at Old Trafford.
 

Season So Far…   Diarist James Handyside’s February-March review of all that goes on in the Red World. No detail left untouched.
 

Old Trafford, Theatre of Dreams:  Part 20 of this series. Anthony Caruana comments on O.T in the early nineties.
 

Part 24 of ‘Know Your United”, the Final Episode ends with the sad demise of Sir Matt Busby in 1994. But United never die.
 

Finally, the usual Results, line-ups, and players’ appearances since the last Issue. 
 

We sincerely hope that our efforts to provide a top-class magazine are appreciated! All comments are appreciated. Many thanks for your support and good wishes!