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ESPN2 and ESPN3 to show the 2011 AT&T MLS All-Star Game Presented by adidas live
The 2011 AT&T MLS All-Star Game Presented by adidas; it’s going to be live on ESPN2 on Wednesday, July 27. Kick-off time for the program is 8:30pm ET and the venue is the Red Bull Arina in Harrison, N.J.
ESPN’s organization for the coverage of the 2011 AT&T MLS All-Star Game Presented by adidas goes as follows: top MLS commentators John Harkes and Adrian Healey are set to call the action, Rob Stone has been appointed as sideline reporter while studio pre-match, half-time and post-match segments coverage will be conducted by Alexis Lalas, Max Bretos, Taylor Twellman and Steve McManaman live from the Red Bull Arena.There will also be live in-game interviews with select players and/or coaches. Thanks to ESPN International networks’ coverage, the MLS All-Stars vs Manchester United friendly match will be available to more than 39.3 million televisions in 104 countries across the globe.
Gary Neville Testimonial Match: Class Of 92' Set To Be Unleashed Against Juventus
Old Trafford will get another chance to witness former favourites Nicky Butt, Phil Neville and David Beckham all in action against Juventus in recently retired Gary Neville's testimonial match.
The so-called Fergie's Fledglings are set for a comeback at Old Trafford later this month for Gary Neville's testimonial match against Juventus. Phil Neville and Nicky Butt have both confirmed their participation while even David Beckham has been invited to join the occasion.Gary Neville, who only recently retired from professional football, was absolutely ecstatic with the chance of being able to play with his former teammates on the 24th of May.
“I couldn't ask for more than to have all my friends back for one last time. If possible, it will make the night even more special for me and I hope the fans will enjoy seeing them back too.
It’s Over Between Wayne Rooney And Man United – Ferguson Is Heartbroken Again
Heavy tones of speculations on Wayne Rooney’s future at Manchester United were finally lightened yesterday afternoon after Coach Ferguson made a public statement on the issue.
Rooney wants to leave Manchester United – The news breaks out
Refusing to take questions from journalists at the uniquely memorable press conference, Fergie only disclosed his personal opinion on Wayne Rooney’s decision to leave the club, and he gave away nothing but “facts” as he also delegated the judgment of the leading board on the matter. He made his points direct, and hence paved unreservedly no way to any misunderstanding between him and those hearing about the news.
"We would like to present the facts because that is important… To present the facts as we understand them,” he said.