United 3-0 West Ham; J-Mo at Old Trafford?

Yesterday the Reds took three points and three goals off of West Ham United.  It was a boring match, in that West Ham rarely made it into their final third.  United, who had so many chances to score, could have made it 10-0.  With fantastic goals from Nani and Berbatov, the former made good for his horrible penalty miss that dropped two points last week.  Berbatov's strike, which was assisted by Man of the Match Nani, was a mid-air shot that gave the Hammers' keeper no chance at all.  The first goal, and the most important, was a penalty converted by Wayne Rooney.  It's the first time he's scored a goal since March.  Hampered by injury at the end of United's season, Wazza also limped into the World Cup where he and his compatriots had a disastrous run.  His penalty in the 33' minute on Saturday will hopefully be the medicine he needs!

Wazza converts from the spot

Scholesy, Jonny, and Vidic give congratulations

Ol' Man Giggsy hasn't lost a step

Nani launches a cracker and atones for his miss last week

And who better to congratulate you, than Capt. Giggs?

Nani set up Berba for this volley, United 3-0

A little stripshow and kudos from Roo

An interesting tidbit from former Real Madrid player and current Inter Milan star Wesley Sneijder:

Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder claims that there is only one man who can replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United: his former boss Jose Mourinho.
Ferguson has spent 24 glory-laden years at Old Trafford but is coming to the end of his tenure, and Sneijder says that Real Madrid's new boss wants to take charge of the Red Devils when Ferguson does decide to call it a day.
"I know Alex Ferguson will have a big say in who takes over from him - and, even though they have their differences, there is a big mutual respect."

''I have had many deep and long conversations with Jose and I would put money on him taking over from Ferguson,'' Sneijder told the Daily Star Sunday. ''I know the job he would want is to be Manchester United manager.
"To be honest, he is probably the only coach in the world who is capable of taking over from Alex Ferguson. When Ferguson retires, in my mind, it's a deal already done in people's heads. One world-class manager leaves and another one takes over.

Mourinho has said in the past that he is keen to return to England and the Dutch midfielder confirmed his desire to manage in the Premier League is still strong.
"I know how excited he is to get back to the Premier League. When he talked about it, he was like a little kid. He was so excited. It really turns him on," he added.