Lucas Moura – The new Ronaldo or another false prophet?

The football media has been abuzz today with news that Manchester United have submitted a bid, in the region of £26 million, for the services of Brazilian starlet Lucas Moura. Already the subject of a failed bid from a Chelsea team determined to buy all of the best central midfielders in the world, could this prove to be the new addition that SAF hopes will provide the same flare and goal scoring threat as Ronaldo?

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Glazers reign to continue

News that the Glazer family have applied for a place on the stock market in New York may not be the news that Manchester United supporters want to hear.

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United Should Sign David Beckham This Summer

Forget about all the talented players that have been linked with a move to Old Trafford this year, one player Manchester United should seriously consider signing this summer who would prove to be pivotal and important, is David Beckham.

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After Getting Released By City Where Now For Hargreaves

Think back to last summer when Owen Hargreaves was released by Manchester United after four injury-plagued seasons at Old Trafford. Remember at the time it was rumoured he would be joining West Brom or Leicester City, then managed by former England manger Sven-Goran Eriksson.

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United Won't Be Able To Get Any Bargains This Summer

The year 2010 saw the bargain buy Javier Hernandez set the season alight at Manchester United with a price that proved that quality need not cost what City are paying.

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If Gazza had signed for United.....

Paul Gascoigne was a genius of a player, of that there is no doubt. With a goal every four games from midfield for Newcastle United between 1985-88, it's no wonder Sir Alex Ferguson identified him as the player to build a team capable of winning the Football League championship around, but it was Tottenham Hotspur who snapped up the mercurial Geordie.

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Where to Sir Alex? Bloomfield or the Boleyn?

Saturday sees two big football matches take place, and if pressed, most would probably say that the one not including John Terry in Munich is bigger. However to supporters travelling to Wembley from the Lancashire coast and those making the, considerably shorter, journey from the East End of London, the game at the Allianz Arena will simply be an afterthought.

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To stick or to twist, the biggest dilemma of a modern day chairman.

Football managers live and die by their decisions, so do chairman.

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We want more beef in your Burger Rooney

The support Sir Alex Ferguson showed Alex McCleish this week, claiming Randy (yes it's his real name) Lerner should stick with the dour Ex-Birmingham failure, looked seriously misplaced as a lacklustre United beat a woeful Aston Villa 4-0.

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John Still going to show value of loyalty

In news that may have gone unnoticed, the 61 year old John Still celebrated eight years in charge of Dagenham and Redbridge of League Two on Wednesday, a stint that has seen Still take the club from the humble surroundings of Conference mid-table obscurity, achieving an 11^th and 10^th placed finish before gaining promotion to the Football League in Still’s third year of stewardship

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Why The Anti-Glazer Movement May Have Lost It's Importance

In 2005 Malcolm Glazer completed his take over of Manchester United by buying out shareholders; It was a deal that give the American tycoon a controlling stake at the Old Trafford club.

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A Younger Fresher United Is Needed For Next Season

The season slips away for Manchester City as they prove they can't buy a team, just a collection of overpaid primadonna's.

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What star is next out of Old Trafford?

Manchester United currently sit top of the Premiership with 79 points, five points in front of 2nd place Manchester City and hadn’t conceded a goal in five Premier League games before Wigan beat them on Wednesday night, but is someone’s time at United near to an end?

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Experience sets United apart

There always was something of inevitability to the outcome of the game at Ewood Park on Monday night. After all, it was the kind of match that Manchester United have made their trademark down the years.

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The season belongs to the red half of Manchester

They've got 3 stars on their shirt and I don't know what they mean, because City are a massive club.

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