Giggs the 2009 BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

Giggs claims BBC crown

Ryan Giggs has added yet another accolade to his already bulging collection after being crowned the 2009 BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

The midfielder beat off competition from a host of top sportsmen and women, including F1 champion Jenson Button and world heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis who came second and third respectively.

The Reds' record appearance-maker came out on top after winning the public vote becoming the first footballer to win the coveted award since former Red David Beckham in 2001.

Giggs was presented with his award by Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy and England cricket star Freddie Flintoff at a star-studded ceremony on Sunday night at Sheffield Arena. Ryan was visibly shocked during the presentation, but absolutely delighted by the honour.

"This is a big shock," admitted the 36-year-old. "I'd like to thank the BBC for putting on a brilliant night and everyone who voted for me.

"Honestly, this feels unbelievable. I've been lucky enough to win a lot of things in my career, playing with great players, playing for the greatest manager that's ever lived, and playing for the greatest club.

"I grew up watching the Sports Personality programme and to join the greats who have won it is unbelievable. A huge thank you again to everyone."

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Ryan Mighty!!

Sir Alex Ferguson insists Ryan Giggs has simply continued where he left off last season following a string of impressive displays this term.

On the back of curling home a brilliant free-kick in the victory at Spurs and keeping up his record of having scored in every Barclays Premier League season, the midfield veteran produced an awe-inspiring display in last weekend’s Manchester derby playing a part in all four of United goals.

Sir Alex says the way Giggs, now 35, has maintained his high level of performance is ‘remarkable,’ and points to the Welshman’s hard work off the pitch, as well as on it, as the key to his success.

"The horrible part of being a footballer is that at some stage you are finished with the game — age catches us all. When someone like Ryan is playing at the level he is at, he realises to stay there, he has to prepare himself in the right way. He has to look after himself and do the right things,” explained the boss at his Friday press conference.

“It’s a lot to do with how he lives his life and prepares for games, and he’s helped by the fact he’s got a good physique. He has never carried any weight and has always been a slim athlete.

"It is not a matter of him defying his age. It is more a case that there is no discernable deterioration in his game at all. It is remarkable. I don't know what else there is to say about him. His form is just the same as it was last season.”

Wenger Got Style

Wenger trying to be Moses =P



He definately got style

His a good manager, his team played well and he should'nt have been sent off, but .. its still funny =P

Flying Ryan - United's unstoppable force

There's every chance Ryan Giggs will play an important role against Arsenal on Saturday. He was given the day off for the trip to Wigan after his unrewarded efforts against Burnley in midweek. It's another sign of Sir Alex using the wise wisely.

Life at Old Trafford without Ryan Giggs in the first-team is almost unthinkable. But in the summer you'd perhaps been forgiven for thinking this was his victory. One last hurrah. After all, he's nearly 36 and has clocked up a lot of miles over 20 years as a professional. But judging by his displays against Chelsea, Birmingham and Burnley, I don't think that's the case.

It's incredible to think that Giggs had a testimonial eight years ago this month - a 4-3 defeat to Celtic in August 2001. It's usually an indicator of a career nearing its end. It was nothing of the sort.

Giggs is in his 20th season as a United first-teamer - making his debut against Everton at the end of the 1990/91 campaign in the old First Division (!) - and he continues to push the boundaries of his evergreen talents.

He races past appearance landmarks effortlessly, and his still-energetic displays consistently belie his age. That's partly because he's the consummate pro. He said recently he gave up the drink years ago, took to eating fish in an ultra healthy diet and still does yoga - which solved his previous susceptibility to muscle pulls, hamstring strains in particular. He has absolute respect for his physical condition.

At 35, he's United's oldest outfield player. His contract runs until the end of the season, but I think he can easily play on for another year after that, until summer 2011, at which point he'll be just a few months shy of his 38th birthday.

The longer Giggs carries on, of course, the more time he'll require to recover between games, but his influence is invaluable no matter how sparingly used. His input is especially needed as Sir Alex continues to blood up-and-coming young players.

His popularity and infuence in the dressing room is essential. Alongside fellow first-team patriarchs Gary Neville and Paul Scholes, Ryan sets the tone for standards expected at United, on and off the pitch.

To the likes of Federico Macheda, Danny Welbeck, Jonny Evans, Darron Gibson, Rafael, Fabio and the emerging crop now in the youth and Reserve sides, the benefits of having Giggs there to observe and learn from are immeasurable.

But he's more than a mere figure head. Much has been said about adapting his game to suit his physical strengths as he gets older, evolving from rampaging winger to composed midfield playmaker and, perhaps more and more this season, impact sub. It's a role Ole Gunnar Solskjaer mastered, studying games from the bench, understand what's required in particular stages of matches, then applying it on the field.

There are online campaigns and petitions to 'get Giggs knighted', and you can argue such a title would be wholly deserved. His talents have kept him at the top of his profession for two decades - a feat only a select few greats achieve.

Having a ‘Sir’ on the team-sheet would seem out of the ordinary, but then we're not talking about an ordinary player. And the longer he's around the better it is for United.

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Muse - United States Of Eurasia (+Collateral Damage) - (The Resistance)

Muse - Uprising ( The Resistance)

Lord Of The Rings - They Are Taking The Hobbits To Isengard

I found this video when i had nothing better to do and was searching around youtube...
lol..its funnyyyyyyyyyy maybe not to u but HAHAHHAHAaaaaa

Coldplay - Strawberry Swing

Awesome song and video, just watch it, its reallly good!!

Better!

I'm tired of reading stuff everywhere saying that Manchester United is gonna be lousier after ronaldo and tevez left.

Well i know they had a big influence in manutd (especially ronaldo with his 100 over goals for manutd) and no doubt they will be miss, but i think now that ronaldo left, other players can now show what their made of too. and + we have Antonio Valencia and Michael owen and not to forget united's youngsters Macheda and Welback . i feel this season is a time for the youngsters to shine

And not only that, this is a chance for manutd to play a different style, and a more team game..
anyway, it doesnt matter to me if manutd dont win this year ( BUT I KNOW THEY WILL)
cause they are still best..

Ps: anelka suck-eth

Muse- Invincible

I was wondering if i still like muse so i went searched their videos and guess wat? I STILL LOVE THEM!! Here is one of my favorites , Muse- Invincible
i like it cause its quite meaningful and also it kinda makes you slowly more "semangat-ed" and then the end is a awesome!!


hope you liked it!
there also some others songs i just added to my playlist , muse -feeling good , the killers- For Reasons Unknown and the killers - All there things that I've done, really nice song , Do hear it!!! Its at the bottom of the blog btw.. =)

i wish i could stop

I gotta stop doing stupid stuff and say stupid things that makes me lose my frens..
I know i gotta change, but i dont know WHAT and HOW to change
Need some support
( so do tell me if i do stupid stuff or say stupid words )

Stupid Me

BREAKING NEWS: Michael Owen Joined Manchester United!

Manchester United has signed Michael Owen!!
Yesterday , Sir Alex Ferguson called him for lunch to discuss about the possibility of owen joining ManUtd.. so after a successful fitness/medical test .. Owen Has join Manutd

I hope he does well ! and if he doesnt.. it doesnt matter.. cause his on a free transfer anyway =P
Hopefully he gets to score some goals for us and release his inner talent and also make it back to the England Team.



Good luck Owen!

Develop

I feel Manchester United have proven how good they are, now i hope Sir Alex Ferguson will develop the youth team instead of buying ...
I totally Agree with the Article Below taken from manutd.com

Don't buy big, develop

I've seen a lot of people on the Talking Reds message board saying we should sign superstar players such as Ribery, Kaka, Messi, Benzema and Huntelaar, among others. I disagree.

Apart from the current financial situation, I feel there is another reason that we shouldn't bother trying to sign any of them - our history. United has a history of developing great players rather than buying them at their peaks.

David Beckham, George Best, Bobby Charlton, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville are all great examples of players who came through the Old Trafford youth system, while signings such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were bought very early in their careers and have been well trained by Sir Alex and his coaching staff to become world-class players.

On the other hand, Juan Sebastian Veron is just one quick example of a player bought at a high price who failed to live up to expectations. Andriy Shevchenko (Milan to Chelsea), Michael Owen (Real Madrid to Newcastle) and Robbie Keane (Tottenham to Liverpool) are examples of what can happen when a big name transfers to another club in their prime, only to be an absolute flop.

United have traditionally produced - and are still more than capable of producing - world-class players. One of the reasons why Sir Matt Busby is regarded as one of our greatest managers of all time is due to the fact that he could develop a great young squad. Had Munich never happened, his Babes might have become the greatest squad of all time.

More recently, six of the Champions League final squad members in 1999 were from the youth system - seven if you count Paul Scholes who was suspended. Last year's Champions League final squad had five youth-team graduates. So probably our three most talented squads ever - Sir Alex's European champions (x 2) plus the Busby Babes - have all featured a significant presence of "home-grown" players.

With our current squad, guys such as Macheda, Welbeck, Gibson, Rafael, Fabio, Tosic, Ljajic, Evans, Petrucci and Possebon could all become players who develop to perhaps the same level as guys such as Giggs, Scholes and Neville, who they may replace.

I don't see the need to spend a ridiculous amount of money on someone like Kaka, Ribery, Messi, Huntelaar, Benzema or David Villa, when they may in fact play below the level expected of them.

I also think that by developing players, they go through the early stages of their career learning how United play, and they can tweak their playing style accordingly. When you buy a star player, you buy their playing style and as they are that bit older, it's harder for them to adjust their game to what is best for United.

So I say don't buy big this summer, keep developing players instead.
-Report by Dizza the Aussie

My Fav player

Congratz to Ryan Giggs for winning the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) Player of the Year Award!!



He is my favourite player ever!! His been fantastic and still is.. even at the age of 35..
and He never got a red card for Manchester United before!!
I think his the most loyal footballer for Manchester United
Go Giggs!

nice song

Lyrics | Howie Day Lyrics | Collide Lyrics

The song is at the playlist below ! Enjoy