Fulham 0-4 United. 2 from Tevez, Rooney & Park with the others. They're better than United '99 and are becoming the best team I've ever seen play. No Ronaldo and they still played superb, even Park looks like a World class player now!

They're much better than that team and surely the best United team I've seen... [under SAF is not even needed (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) ]

ugly, thank god i support milan and aston villa. I dont have to look at those ugly kits.

Harry Redknapp has been assured of "strong security" by Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill when he returns with Tottenham for Sunday's Barclays Premier League clash.

Redknapp called for increased protection when a 50p coin thrown from the crowd missed him but struck referee's assistant Phil Sharp during the closing stages of the game with Portsmouth at Villa Park in October.

Sharp was left with a cut forehead and needed treatment before being able to complete the game.

John Billington was fined £2,300 by local magistrates and given a five-year football banning order after Villa and police conducted a joint inquiry into the incident.

Redknapp had also hit out following the corresponding fixture the previous season after abuse was directed towards him from behind the dug-out.

But O'Neill believes the former West Ham boss will have nothing to be concerned about this weekend.

He said: "Why should it be a worry? The gentleman who threw the coin at the assistant referee has been found guilty.

"I'm sure that the people around the dug-out area will be aware of it and I'm quite sure security will be strong."

Redknapp had said after the goalless draw in October: "I don't get any aggro anywhere else. I've only had it here for some reason, probably because we beat them here 3-1 last season and they weren't used to losing often at home.

"The coin was thrown at me. Why do they do that? What have I done? Whoever does that sort of thing is a coward and a moron."

O'Neill accepts there is no place for such behaviour from fans but is mindful of the part they can play in a positive way in helping Villa clinch a Champions League spot during the remainder of the season.

He said: "The relationship between crowd and players in this vital run-in is of the utmost importance.

"Crowds can get agitated very quickly, although I don't think our crowd has had too much to be agitated about this season.

"There will be twists and turns, ups and downs in games, and it's important the crowd stays with the team throughout everything. That's absolutely vital. It's so, so important.

"I have said many times in the past that fans who pay their money have a right to voice their opinion but I think now, more than ever, it is essential we have a genuine team effort.

"This is about crowd and players teaming up together. We must work hard together to stay in that top four.

"There is a dual responsibility, the crowd has to lift the players when things are not going so brilliantly and players have to lift the crowd too with their performances."

I'm not sure how having extra security can stop a 2cm object being thrown through the air towards someone..

The cast of Wanted are using rifles to curve bullets onto any objects thrown towards the field.