Roar midfielder Thomas Broich 'buzzing' to play English giants Manchester United I remember watching Manchester Uniteds heart-stopping injury time win in the 1999 Champions League final. As a Bayern Munich fan, it was quite a painful experience back then, but it summed up why United were, and still are, such a special club. Guys like David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke were my idols back then, and while they aren't playing anymore, I'm still so proud to play a team like United. The main feeling I have about the game on Saturday is joy. I'm at a stage in my career when stuff like this is more or less a bonus. I just enjoy being here and I'm going to soak it up as it definitely doesn't come along too often. It's certainly nice to get recognised as a good player. When I look at all the other guys, it's quite nice to be a part of such an elite squad. The boys have been in camp since Friday and we've had some quite intense training sessions so far. It isn't a competitive match, but the fans and the prestige you get with a team like Man United will give meaning to the game. Everyone I've talked to is so excited about the game. We're absolutely buzzing in camp. All the boys have been too busy preparing to talk a lot about what it will be like playing the champions of England. For now we're just taking it step by step, but I'm sure later in the week the chat around camp will turn to what it means to line up against such world class players. Brisbane Roar star Thomas Broich says he's "buzzing" to line up against Manchester United. It will be that bit more special for me working under Ange (Postecoglou) again. It's been a wonderful experience and it's reminded me of his qualities as a coach. He's up there with the top coaches I've ever had and I'm happy he's been given the chance to lead the team. I've played in some big games, but I don't feel the need to take on a mentoring role to some of the younger guys. It doesn't matter if you're young or old, we've all been chosen on merit and we're all ready to perform. We can't wait to get out there.