Ryan Giggs has been receiving a hammering from his own fans recently, just as talk of him renewing his contract has come about. I read comments from Giggs in the MEN on Friday (which referred to Giggs as the winger who had eight Premiership titles to his name. Where have they been?) and whilst I [...]

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Nemanja Vidic has won over the fan’s heart with his battling nature and brave commitment to the cause. His name is sung week in week out and he has quickly established himself as one of the greatest defenders we’ve ever had at the club.
Less than two years in to his current deal, United have offered [...]

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The summer of 2006 was a very stressful time for United fans. Ronaldo was blamed for England’s exit from the World Cup, after being one of the five Portugese players to crowd the ref as it appeared his team mate got stamped on the bollocks by Rooney. It appeared as though there was no hope [...]

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I was fortunate enough to be at Old Trafford to watch the lads batter Chelsea last weekend. At half time, I watched the highlights, with Rooney coming close to scoring in the opening minutes, with Mikel getting sent off for his foul on Evra, Tevez clinching his first United goal, Joey Cole bringing Evra down [...]

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Beating Chelsea in such convincing fashion last weekend was just what the team needed to boost their confidence after a few weeks of below par performances.
The crowd was the most lively it had been in some time, heightened by the fact we were playing our biggest title rivals, they’d just lost their manager, and a [...]

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When Manchester United won the Carling Cup in 2006, it was met with a lot of criticism. The competition we had long dubbed the Worthless Cup (after Worthington were the sponsors) was now the only trophy in our cabinet. “Oh, it’s good enough for you now?” people sniped.
If anyone cares to look at the [...]

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Sunday was everything I could have hoped it to be. It was vitally important we took three points at home (and finally got ahead of City) for our own well being. To do so without even having to break in to much of a sweat was all the better. Like usual with these games of [...]

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Just a short video to get you in the mood for today’s game, showing some of our best moments and goals against Chelsea over the past few seasons.

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Slightly hungover, I woke up earlier than I should today, with the butterflies over today’s match keeping me awake. It is a big game and I really would like to add to the Chelsea depression by getting a good result against them today. Whether this will happen or not is a different matter, but we [...]

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I know it’s delayed, but I thought the videos taken from the Sunderland game might be of interest. It was a great day seeing Keane return, and Solskjaer getting a chance to say goodbye. Legends.

Keano Walks Out On To The Pitch
“There’s only one Keano”

Solskjaer Waving Goodbye

“You are my Solskjaer”

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Wes Brown’s perfectly delivered cross in the Champions League midweek was met by Ronaldo’s head, and ended up in the back of the net. The Longsight lad has scrubbed up well for us, and whilst the seemingly never ending wait for Neville to return still goes on, it is reassuring to have a player of [...]

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Peter “United for life” Kenyon spoke to the press the day before yesterday, claiming that Jose Mourinho was key to Chelsea’s success. Kenyon said he saw in Mourinho the winning streak he’d seen in Sir Alex, and believed Chelsea were lucky to have a man so hungry for success in charge of the team.
As the [...]

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When we won the European Cup on that magical night at the Nou Camp, it seemed to be no surprise that it was also the day of Sir Matt’s birthday. What would have been his 90th birthday was celebrated with United bringing home the European Cup for the first time since Sir Matt’s team won [...]

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If Heinze’s move to the dippers had been cleared this summer, it would be a pretty humiliating situation for United. We’d made it known how much we loved the player, and to see him wearing the red of the scum week in week out would have been a lot to stomach. As soon as Heinze [...]

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Two weeks ago, Manchester United were five points behind Chelsea, and being ruled out of retaining their title already. Alan Hansen said the title certainly was not won in the first month of the season, but it certainly could be lost.
John Terry spoke out about United’s situation before August had even ended, saying, “Five points [...]

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