Soccer

They won the English Premiership on the final day of the season

Wow. Congratulations, Manchester U.

Your brother must be proud.

Is Ronaldo still on their team? I saw someone wearing his jersey today.

He is indeed. Scored a record amount of goals for a Winger in a season 41 and is often described as the best midfielder player in a United jersey ever

A winger being considered the best midfielder? I don't understand.

Isn't that like calling a point-guard the best center?

A Winger is a Midfielder who ususally plays out wide on the two flanks designed to beat Right/Left Backs and cross form wide positions which what makes Ronaldo's feat more amazing his position isn't really designed to socre Goals

Oh, okay. I think Filippo Inzaghi is one, too.

Looks like that the pitch for tommorows Champions League Final in Moscow is going to be absolutely terrible If it is that certainly plays into the hands of Chelsea who are far more adept at playing the long ball than United who really lack the target man to play that game.

Sounds to me like its the usual downplaying of the game by the media over here. The excuses for what, in all likelihood, although hopefully not, will be a dull game are being laid early.

The pitch will probably be more than adequate. it just won't be perfect - gasp! Can these "world class" footballers not adapt?

I know personally i used to play my best futbol when it was raining...I dont know if it was because of my size or just i liked the rian games..I am not a big guy.Smaller and very speedy with quick feet.that could be why i seem to have an edge when it comes to rain games.My low center of gravity helped me keep my cleats in the ground when the pitch was soaked.

Do you follow a team?

I don't see why not.

I never played well in the rain.

I usually play it easy when the ground is wet because I don't want any ankle sprains.

I never played well in the rain.

His brother does. He likes Manchester United.

I like AC Milan.

Oh, thanks. I'll try to get updated scores from the Internet.

Thoroughly enjoyable game, well done to both teams for putting on one of the best finals in recent memory. What made it so great was the fact there really was nothing between either side and at the end of 120 minutes, both teams had played as well as each other.

Everything evened out - United dominated most of the first half, Chelsea most of the second. United created several excellent chances they really should have scored, Chelsea hit the woodwork twice. Well done to Chelsea for almost taking Ronaldo out of the game entirely for most of the second half as well.

This match did illustrate one key point for me though regarding Chelsea - the sooner Drogba leaves, the better. Last night he clearly showed what he has been suggesting for months now, that he is not a team player. He's been looking out for number one only, and no moment portrayed this better than his completely selfish act of getting himself probably the most easily avoidable red card of all time.

I can't speak for ESPN but the Sky team didn't appear to talk about this much - but had Drogba not been sent off, Chelsea could quite easily be Champions of Europe right now. Also a great coinsidence how it was Anelka who effectively lost it for Chelsea. His game pretty much summed up his what he's done for Chelsea so far - absolutely nothing.

Oh and the Penalties for those who missed the game.

My brother is very happy..Something i found ironic, i have a guy from England on my inddor soccer team.On tuesday he wore a Chelsea jersey and another guy from my team wore a Man U jersey.Just though it was funny.

I do not support a specific team.I played for a team called the Fuller Hamlets when i was younger and my coach and his father (the owner of the club) were huge Everton fans so in a way i root for them.However i use Man U whenever i play Fifa games on 360.