Sep 18, 2014
Cromos del Manchester United 2005/06.
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Cromos del Manchester United 2005/06.
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I miss John O'shea and Wes Brown:((((((　
Wes Brown, Roy Keane, John O'shea
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Good morning :( Now John O'shea is officially signed to Sunderland too. Good luck Sheasy&Wes. We love you
John O'Shea in goal.Â
I just have something in my eye....like a twig or a branch or a tree.
Inevitable departures
 Wes Brown has completed his medical at Sunderland and was said to be introduced to the media later today as a Sunderland player. Wes Brown is expected to move in a £12million transfer deal which includes team mates John O’Shea and Darron Gibson.
 United's experienced utility man, John O’Shea who is currently having his medical at Sunderland (as I write this article) is expected to complete his transfer before the weekend.
 It is not an easy task for United faithful to swallow this bitter reality. To see 2 of United's greats ending their amazing career away from United. Although Wes Brown’s career has been blighted with injuries, before the arival of Vidic, the Brown/Rio partnership in the heart of the United defence was as good as any in the Premier League. With United he has won 5 Premier League winners medals, 2 FA Cup winners and 2 Champions League winners medals. John O'Shea's history at United has also been impressive. Spending his entire career at United, and finally being forced a transfer after 13 years of service.
 The contributions of these two heroes will never be forgotten and forever will be appreciated. But we couldn't stop the wheels of change from spinning, as much as we couldn't stop the sun from setting. Their departure would give some opportunity for new and younger players, to follow the footsteps of their predecessors and continue United's domestic and European domination. It is up to us as fans to continue supporting their replacements, just as much as how we use to support them. Â