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As expected, Manchester United continued on with their great form to thrash struggling Portsmouth 5-0 at Old Trafford.

With Chelsea starting the day with a goal difference which bettered ours by 2, it was really important that we made the most of our chance to score goals.

With Wayne Rooney in the form of his life, you had to believe that was going to be possible.

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Manchester United are the classic ‘good things’ for favourite backers with struggling Portsmouth the opposition at Old Trafford this Saturday afternoon.

Odds of just 1.14 (1-7) are for the big bettors or multiple backers only, but it’s hard to argue that United are almost as close to a certainty as you’ll find in the Premier League.

And if you’re just getting started on betting, backing United to win in this game is the easiest ‘win’ you’ll get all year.

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In light of the debate of whether John Terry should remain England captain following his disgraceful behaviour towards team mate Wayne Bridge, former United player and current United season ticket holder, Andrew Cole, has spoken about the role of the football captain.

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Four years before signing for Rangers, where he scored 44 goals in 57 games, Sir Alex Ferguson was trying to get himself a professional deal at St. Johnstone. He wasn’t happy there and kept requesting to leave, with him dumped in the Reserves and out of favour.

Then one afternoon he was selected to play against Rangers which completely changed his life.

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Antonio Valencia has made a great start to his United career after joining us from Wigan in the summer.

He was voted by our fans as our best performing player in November and December on the club’s official website.

Valencia has today revealed he didn’t expect to get so much playing time this early on in to his United career and sees this as just the start.

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Patrice Evra has been chosen as Manchester United captain in the absence of Gary Neville, Ryan Giggs and Rio Ferdinand.

Unsurprisingly, he doesn’t take the responsibility lightly.

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The Times reports on the problems with the bond issue.

The Chelsea Blog is not at all happy with the JT affair. 

Sky Sports show that City and Garry Cook don’t know what they’re doing.

The Guardian wonders why players can’t take corners anymore.

Monkey Mag thinks Terry’s a twat.

Sir Alex Ferguson has today suggested that Owen Hargreaves could be back in time to face AC Milan.

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