Nani will not leave Man United

Manchester United winger Nani insists he 'would not be anywhere "despite the England international, Ashley Young to Old Trafford. 24-year-old Portugal player said he would work hard to find a place in the Premier League champions XI Young English after moving to the club for U.S. $ 25 last week.

"Of course I'm not going anywhere," said Nani to the Straits Times during a visit to Singapore.
"Competition to find a place in the team will be greatly strengthened and the club like United you have to be alert and hungry for more trophies."
Attendance Young is triggering speculation about the future of Nani after he was linked with Real Madrid and Inter Milan. nippy player, said he had not discuss the role of the new season with the team manager, Alex Ferguson, who is currently in the process of building a team after losing to Barcelona 3-1 in the finals of European Champions League last week. "United know what's best for the team after they get the signature of Young, "Nani said.

Carlos Tevez lye corruption scandal

Carlos Tevez and Manchester City are now being dragged in a corruption scandal because of arranging the match results. When there is no picture to show whether the star from Argentina or even the clubs lured into illicit acts, the court is to analyze evidence that Greece Europa League match between the City against Aris in February became the target of a gambler.

What is surprising is that the prosecutor presented the recording of a telephone conversation in which one of Greece's players claimed that Tevez's club will be approached to assist them in determining the match results.
Midfielder Aris, Kostas Mendrinos heard suggests he may ask his teammates - former City, Nery Castillo - to persuade Tevez to allow the Greek club's win. It is believed a stake valued at nearly 6,000 pounds set up for the match. Mendrinos allegedly said "I will speak with all the possibilities with Castillo to go for Tevez, who is also captain City and we also need to tell Koke (Aris captain) likely to win here."
Tevez last night denied any knowledge or involvement in the scandal as alleged.

the winner of indonesian open badminton men`s singles

The winner LEE Chong Wei celebrates its sixth championship this year with a sweet note when the chart hat-trick of titles at the Indonesian Open badminton men's singles after defeating Denmark's Peter Gade Christensen at the Senayan Sports Stadium, yesterday.
The world number one, which so far has been four times after they won the Indonesian Open in 2007, 2009 and 2010 real hard to beat by Christensen as easily finished with a 21-11, 21-7 in 31 minutes.
In fact, in the struggle, Chong Wei, 29, only allowing opponents only one lead in the first set at 3-2 positions, before allowing Christensen did not overtake him till the end points, thus maintaining an excellent track record to lead 13 of the 14 meeting with the former World number one 35-year-old. "I played with confidence and not directly affected by the behavior of the audience," said Chong Wei told reporters on the noisy atmosphere of the audience who cheered every time he did smash. "Of course Peter is a good player. .. but we are playing against each other 14 times, so I know how he is shaping his game. " Chong Wei, who reached seven finals this year, has won five titles before - the Malaysian Open, Grand Prix Gold, All England Open India and Masters Final - and the only defeat suffered by the heroes of China Lin Dan in the Korean Open in January. path to the Indonesian Open final is quite simple when you start competing against younger players Tommy Sugiarto host in the first round, beating ranked to 27 from Hong Kong, Wong Wing Ki in the second round, get rid of the seventh selection of Vietnam, Nguyen Tien Minh in the quarter-finals before setting aside the fourth selection from China, Chen Long in the semifinals. Description Chong Wei is seeking his hatriknya be easier when the adversary chief, Lin Dan is expected to be his opponent in the final early exit of a sudden in the second round of the Japanese players, Sho Sasaki.
The victory yesterday Chong Wei to take home a cash prize of U.S. $ 45,000 tournament that offers prize the second most expensive after the Korean Open , while Christensen took home U.S. $ 22.500. Meanwhile, the women's singles, India player, Saina Nehwal failed to defend all occupied two years ago after losing to world number three from China, Wang Yihan 12-21, 23 -21, 21-14.

CHONG WEI IN THE INDONESIAN OPEN BADMINTON

Meeting my favor." That expression of feeling confident ahead of Lee Chong Wei against Peter Gade in the Indonesian Open badminton final at Senayan Sports Stadium, today.
"But I remain alert Gade threat. He has proved age is not an obstacle when maintaining a high level of fitness and touch are still poisonous. If not, he was not able to progress so far and I have to be careful tomorrow (today) if not berputih eyes, "said the world number one.

Yesterday, in the semi-final, national champions from Bukit Mertajam, Penang beat China's young players are the fourth option, Chen Long, 21-17, 21-18 in the race for 53 minutes to start the game the sixth title this year. Chong Wei 29, is seeking his fourth hat-trick at the prestigious tournament after winning in 2007, 2009 and 2010, reached the final after setting aside opponents in the race for 53 minutes. Gade, 35, a former world number one spot and the fifth seed after easy to remove the Shoa Sasaki of Japan 21-11, 21-14 in the game for 34 minutes. Champion Denmark, however, admitted that he must work hard if wanted to surprise Chong Wei is in its best performance level. "However, I believe still have a chance to win because anything can happen in the final. After Taufik (Hidayat) lost, many fans in Jakarta want me to win, "said Gade who have never won the tournament. Based on the records of meetings, Chong Wei has won 12 of 13 meetings with world number five was, thus has the advantage of bringing home a cash prize of U.S. $ 48,000 (RM144, 000) if called champions.
RESULTS Semi Final Men's Singles Lee Chong Wei (MAS) mn Chen Long (CHN) 21-17, 21-18 Peter Gade (DEN) mn Sho Sasaki (JPN) 21-11, 21-14
Women's singles Saina Nehwal (IND) mn Cheng Shao Chieh (TPE) 21-14, 14-21, 21-17 Wang Yihan (CHN) mn Jiang Yanjiao (CHN) 21-13, 21-12
Men's Doubles Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng (CHN) mn Markis Kido-Hendra Setiawan (INA) 21-18, 21-15; Chai Biao-Guo Zhendong (CHN) mn Mohammad Ahsan-Bona Septano 18-21 21-11 21-18