Product Description

Manchester United Season Review 2008/09

4 trophies, 1 amazing season. A hat-trick of consecutive Premier League titles, the 11th in 17 glorious years under Sir Alex.

The 2008/09 season will be remembered as one of the most successful in the Clubs illustrious and proud history, a season when the Reds retained their rightful position as Champions of England, whilst becoming the first English club to be crowned Champions of the World.

A season of dramatic last gasp goals, stunning long-range strikes, a record-breaking defence and the emergence of a new breed of teenage talent.

Relive the thrill of hammering Arsenal in the Champions League; Ronaldos stunning strike at Porto; Machedas late great goal against Aston Villa and the Derby Day double.
Not forgetting the sensational comeback at home to Spurs when Uniteds Fab Four ran riot.

All told by the greatest manager in the world and the players that made it happen.

Manchester United, Champions for the 18th time...AND THATS A FACT!


DVD Extra Features:

Access Any Match
Extended Premier League Trophy Celebrations

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1049 in DVD
• Size: One Size Only
• Brand: 2Entertain
• Released on: 2009-06-15
• Rating: Exempt
• Format: PAL
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.10 pounds
• Running time: 160 minutes

DVD Description
4 trophies. 1 amazing season. A hat-trick of consecutive Premier League titles, the 11th in 17 glorious years under Sir Alex.

The 2008/09 season will be remembered as one of the most successful in the Club’s illustrious and proud history, a season when the Reds retained their rightful position as Champions of England, whilst becoming the first English club to be crowned Champions of the World.

A season of dramatic last gasp goals, stunning long-range strikes, a record-breaking defence and the emergence of a new breed of teenage talent.

Relive the thrill of hammering Arsenal in the Champions League; Ronaldo’s stunning strike at Porto; Macheda’s late great goal against Aston Villa and the Derby Day double. Not forgetting the sensational comeback at home to Spurs when United’s Fab Four ran riot.

All told by the greatest manager in the world and the players that made it happen.

Manchester United, Champions for the 18th time…AND THAT’S A FACT!

Extra Features:
Access Any Match
Extended Premier League Trophy Celebrations

Customer Reviews

Genius....
Ignore the jealous cockney, what a season this was for all United fans young and old.

From Welbeck's special against Stoke to Kiko's last minute winner against Villa it truly was a monumental season capped off with a last day victory victory at the KC. A must for all United fans.

Manchester United 2008/2009 Season Review
It's been a while since Manchester United had a quiet season, and the year 2008 saw Manchester United topped off as World Club Champions. New players such as Dimitar Berbatov added to a host of magnificent Manchester United players, as Crisitano Ronaldo stayed on after specualtion in the summer of a move to Real Madrid, score his 100th goal

Edwin Van Der Sar and the United defence set new defensive records, holding out 14 consecutive clean sheets. United also thrashed Chelsea at Old Trafford, and got revenge by doing the double over Man City.

New blood came through as United's youngsters helped reach and win the 2009 Carling Cup, and the depth of the squad managed to retain the Premier League trophy for a 3rd time, twice in their history.

The Champions League campaign saw United do the undone by beating FC Porto on their own turf, which no English club has done before. Also United destroyed Arsenal over 2 legs to reach the final. But retaining the Champions League remained football hardest accomplishment, as Barcelona proved to be a step too far to overhaul, as United lost out in the final.

But otherwise, the 2008/2009 season saw great games such as Aston Villa and Tottenham Hostpur at Old Trafford, and creating news stars, this was a truly great season.

Extras include Premier League trophy celebrations. A great DVD.

Unbeatable
As a United supporter this is unbeatable - like Van der Saar in his record breaking spell of not conceding a goal!