Questions have been raised as to whether Arsene Wenger is disrespecting the League Cup by fielding a team of youngsters. As I have argued, based on the wise words of Sir Matt Busby, if they’re good enough, they’re old enough. Their 3-0 win over Premiership wide Wigan certainly suggests they’re more than good enough to [...]

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Former player, Danny Higgingbotham, is returning to Old Trafford this weekend with Stoke, and is hoping for a better result than most he’s had since coming to our ground with his team.
“I still support United,” he said. “To be able to go and play in front of such a large crowd, at a big stadium, [...]

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Everyone was rather bewildered when Giuseppe Rossi left Manchester United for Villarreal a couple of seasons ago, with United fans tipping him to make it with the first team once he’d developed. To learn he’d been sold on to Spain was disappointing, even after learning the rather impressive £6.7 million price tag.
Believe me, that price [...]

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Whilst it was Kevin Keegan’s ‘I’d love it if we beat them’ rant that seemed to confirm to most people that he was off his rocker, I’d say his real moment of madness came a lot sooner.
After picking up an amazing strike rate of 68 goals in 84 games for Newcastle, Andy Cole was sold [...]

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Last week, Sir Alex Ferguson suggested that Real Madrd were only interested in Gabriel Heinze as a way of enticing Cristiano Ronaldo to Spain.
Comments appeared in the paper the following day with a response from Heinze, however he quickly came out to deny these remarks were anything to do with him. He was saving up [...]

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After winning the league with United in 2007, Gabriel Heinze claimed he was very happy at the club.
“I’m very comfortable in Manchester,” he said. “I’ve been a champion, captain and the fans love me. Everything is perfect.”
Yet a month or so later, Heinze was publicly declaring that he wanted out, committing a mortal sin, in [...]

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After winning the European Cup in 1968, the final of 1999 couldn’t come soon enough for our club and fans. After a storming display in the Champions League, going through the group stages all the way through the semis without a single defeat, confidence was high. We’d won the FA Cup four days prior to [...]

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Three former United players made up the Everton starting XI today, the most recent of these to move being Louis Saha, who spent too much time on the treatment table to keep his place in our squad.
When fit for sustained periods of time, most recently for the first half of the 2006-2007 season, there was [...]

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As Cristiano Ronaldo was scrabbling to stay on his feet, Phil Neville bulldozed in to our winger, winning the ball with one foot, planting his studs in to Ronaldo’s knee with the other.
Alan Wiley surely would have seemed to have had no option but to send off Wayne Rooney had he been guilty of such [...]

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Hindsight is a wonderful thing. Whilst committed to Everton, I wonder if Philip Neville ever wonders what might have been had he stuck it out at United.
Just a couple of months after signing for Everton, Roy Keane walked out on Manchester United. The central midfield spot was filled by everyone from John O’Shea to Kieron [...]

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RoM was on the receiving end from quite a bit of flack from Arsenal fans after the signing of Mikael Silvestre. Whilst Silvestre was always a loyal servant and a model professional (apart from that one blip against Arsenal, when he hilariously headbutted Freddie Ljungberg) he often was, if we put it kindly, unlucky. Lapses [...]

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When it was announced that Manchester United were signing former Celtic and Barcelona star, Henrik Larsson, on a three-month loan, there were a few raised eyebrows. Well in to his 30’s and playing in his native Sweden, Larsson joined United to aid our Championship fight.
In his time at the club, Larsson scored for us in [...]

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Jaap Stam has reportedly returned to Manchester United, working as a scout for the club. He was spotted in Porto Alegre, Brazil, this week, taking a look at some youngsters United are interested in. He was watching a youth-team match between Internacional and Ceramica, but wasn’t overly impressed with the target, Walter.

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Ruud van Nistelrooy’s scoring record at Manchester United was prolific. Whilst spending most of him time in the box, he put the ball away at ease time after time.
Even in his last season, when he fell out of favour with the manager and played less, he finished the second highest scorer in the league.
When he [...]

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It was a shock during the summer of 1995 when the manager decided to sell Mark Hughes, Paul Ince and Andrei Kanchelskis all at once. We made £14 million from the sales and our expectations were of a big signing or two coming in.
When we learnt that those kids from the youth team were to [...]

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