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Yeay. Glory Glory Man United!

Dissappointment in missing out the Champions League final is a little healed after seeing the following picture.

That’s Chelsea captain John Terry crying after managing only a 1-1 draw with Arsenal, effectively confirmed their status as the second best team in the league.

Yes. Manchester United is crowned England’s champ and has wrested the title from Chelsea.

Congrats to Sir Alex Ferguson and his team! See his message below the pic.

aramai tiiih!

Here’s a full season re-cap taken from ManUtd.com

How it was won - Part 1

- Start as we mean to go on
United lay down a marker to the rest of the country by knocking five past Fulham in a thrilling attacking display in their first game of the season at Old Trafford.

- Blues slip up almost immediately
A set of midweek fixtures follows hot on the heels of the opening weekend, and Wednesday 23 August turns out to be a good night for the Reds as United win at Charlton and Chelsea lose at Middlesbrough.

- Gunners upset the applecart
Four straight victories keep United on top of the league until Sunday 17 September, when a defeat at home to old foes Arsenal allows Portsmouth to leapfrog us in the table. At least we’re still ahead of Chelsea ­only just ­on goal difference.

- But not for long
Another wobble in the league as United draw away at newly-promoted Reading. A win over Fulham in the west London derby lifts Chelsea two points clear at the top of the Premiership. Incredibly, it turns out to be the only time Chelsea will end the weekend on top of the league and the last time United don’t.

- Normal service is resumed
The champions stumble once again at home to Aston Villa on Saturday 30 September, drawing 1-1. United take full advantage, seeing off Newcastle with two goals from the evergreen Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Read the rest at ManUtd.com