The Story of the INSANE Trio That Made Man Utd History

Relive the incredible journey of Manchester United’s 2007/08 season, a campaign that stands as one of the greatest in football history. In this video, we take a deep dive into how Sir Alex Ferguson’s legendary squad conquered both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League in an unforgettable double-winning season. With Cristiano Ronaldo at his unstoppable best* a rock-solid defense led by Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic, and the brilliance of players like Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez, and Paul Scholes, this season had it all.
From Ronaldo’s 42-goal masterpiece to the dramatic penalty shootout against Chelsea in the 2008 Champions League Final in Moscow, I break down every key moment, tactical masterclass, and standout performance. We'll also analyze the thrilling title race with Chelsea and Arsenal, memorable matches like the 6-0 thrashing of Newcastle*and the iconic goal against Porto, and what made this squad so unstoppable.

[@sembatyajoshua6868]

"Force the opposition to work at a level they're not used to." That's brilliant from a manager

[@RëdDëvil-05]

Watching this video with tears in my eyes 😭 look at where we are now, man I hope we make a comeback before I leave this world

[@jasonwright8011]

As a gooner I was jealous as fuck with this team... Class

[@arjunsunil05]

One more PL and CL win before my death is all I want. Manchester United Please make it happen 🙏

[@reddevilsunited_2060]

2005-2011 Man United and Chelsea Such an underrated rivalry.

[@Jwilkinsx]

This is class! The nostalgia is real

[@chrisbee487]

Was at Newcastle, Fulham and Blackburn away. The last min equaliser from tevez was unbelievable. I remember being trampled on whioe celebrating 🎉. It was amazing 😂

[@nnamdi602]

Wow never knew Pique was a United lad…definitely a career defining moment for him

[@MrKAKARONALDOMESSI]

How I wish I could go back to 2007-08

[@krysker]

Absolute amazing video

[@j_ramone]

The good ol days 😢

[@idriskasumu]

Lovely content. Nostalgic GGMU

[@ThisIsGezk]

I loved that team, especially the Argentinian player, you know

[@SK10HD]

"Lads, its tottenham", thats disrespectful

[@dondamon4669]

Also inspired and made the players feel invincible and a easy win

[@AustineLuyayi]

Watching this video made me realize how Chelsea and Man united have dropped levels drastically over the years

[@Frobe09]

5:31 Early Siu? 😮

[@indianak3869]

Do the clubs really consider the attitude or discipline of the players outside the game and trainings when they scout ? I think this is very important as every season we see many talented players rise. But only a very few of them remain consistent for a long period. This is mainly because of their attitude and lifestyle.

[@mohammedfaiisal]

I strongly believe what I'm about to say and I will always stand by it. Ronaldo would have had a much better career, a much more successful career and a much bigger football legacy, had he stayed at Man United for four more years and then just left when Sir Alex retired. Let's look at the facts. What did Ronaldo do in his first 4 years at Real Madrid? Yes he scored a lot of goals. 201 goals is no joke. But what did he win in those four years? Just one league title and one copa del rey. What would he have won at Man United, had he stayed? 2 league titles in four years was a certainty. But they lost 2 league titles on the final day, due to goal difference and one point. With Ronaldo, Man United surely win all 4, making it 7 titles in a row. In those 4 years, I'm sure Man United win one champions league title. He wouldn't have scored 201 goals, but he surely would have scored well over a hundred. Well over a hundred goals in England is surely more valuable than 200 in Spain. I'd say 150 he would have scored. He probably would have won a second ballon dor as a Man United player and then he joins Madrid and still wins 4 ucls in 5 years and a league title and a copa del rey too. But he probably wouldn't have left Madrid in 2018. Having completed a decade at Man United, he'd probably want to do the same at Real Madrid. Leaving Madrid in 2018 would have meant, he only scored 250 goals. Another 5 years and he gets his original numbers and an additional champions league title. 2 if he stays beyond 2023 and retires. So I think he'd have had a bigger legacy. But even if he decided to leave in 2018, he'd still have won almost the exact same amount of trophies anyway. But as a career total, he'd have won much more. Probably would have had a couple of extra ballon dors too. I still would have believed that Messi is the greatest ever, because he's something else. Without goals, he's still the best and would still be compared to Maradona. So I do wish Ronaldo stayed at Man United for four more years and then go to Madrid in 2013 and maybe stay there until he retires at probably 2026 or 2027 at the latest if 1000 career goals is that important to him. He would not even be close to 900 if he was still in Europe though. Maybe 850 just

[@joshswain9288]

Even in 2008 arsenal were bottling

[@Neonloverx]

change title to " the three heros that won united the prem league 07/08 " and put thier names after and have thumbnail only those 3

[@ScoreCentral_]

Hmmm. Good idea 👀🫡❤️

[@RAM335D]

What planet are you on hahahaha they won the premier league AND THE CHAPIONS LEAGUE!! and it takes a full squad not just a team and certainly not just 3 players to do so !!! although those 3 up top are up for a shout to be the best front 3 of all time !!! On par with messi naymar jr and the other racist chomper😆

[@dondamon4669]

"a rare occurrence"? Ronaldo has missed lots of penalties and lots of them important

[@Danfem001]

But was also Lucky none cost the team

[@solomonakonure3649]

Arsenal and Birmingham clubs. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@barcodemode]

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