Rooney Needs To Get Back To His Best, Pronto!

For several weeks now, I have been questioning the form of Wayne Rooney. On Saturday against Swansea, he was selected alongside Chicarito in a 4-4-2 formation. Sir Alex went traditional United: solid back 4, 2 central midfielders, creativity on the right and work-rate on the left.

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Why If Owen Wants To 'Play On' Into His Mid-30's, He Really Should Leave United

When you’re an injury-prone striker on the fringes of the squad at any top club, the last thing that you want is to hobble off injured early on when you finally are chosen to start in a big match. After all when that happens, it only makes you more of a ‘crock’ right?

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Saturday Morning Round Up @ Liverpool close in on teen, Blue Square Survey, Wenger set for clear out

Liverpool are closing in on the signature of Swiss teenage striker Nicholas Hunziker from FC Basle.

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Noisy neighbours still playing second fiddle to Sir Alex’s men, Blue Square Bet survey finds

Manchester City might be top of the Premier League and the reigning FA Cup holders, but they haven’t stopped rivals Manchester United being named the dream FA Cup opponents for Non League teams, according to 29% of fans in a Blue Square Bet survey.

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Alex Ferguson – the man who’s done it all

Despite enjoying an illustrious career as a player and management in football spanning over 50 years, he’s still bitter about the 3 shillings a sixpence that he paid for a cup final ticket that he didn’t get paid for back in the day.

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Dimitar Is Guilty Of Being A Berbaflop

The rumour mill has started as we approach January and the latest player being linked with a move away from Manchester United is Bulgarian Dimitar Berbatov who has attracted interest from clubs in France and Turkey.

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Sir Alex's Worst XI At United

Sunday of course marked Sir Alex Ferguson’s 25 years in charge of Manchester United. During that time Old Trafford has seen countless amounts of fantastic players showcase their talents for the club with many of them providing moments of magic that will live on forever...

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United's new midfield maestro

During a tumultuous summer for Manchester United, where Sir Alex Ferguson once again seamlessly masterminded the transformation of a team of experienced, seasoned campaigners, into a fresh, vibrant young team – it was widely thought he had missed one key ingredient.

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How Sir Alex Changed It All At Old Trafford

My first Manchester United game was in 1963, I saw us play Crystal Palace at Old Trafford, I stood in the corner between the Stretford End and the South Stand. I was born within days of the Munich air disaster so at 5 years old I was already a Red, hooked for life.

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Sunday Morning Round Up @ Cantona hails Fergie, City & Arsenal plan £15m raid, plus more...

Eight clubs will offer midfielder David Beckham, 36. a return to English football.

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Manchester United v Sunderland Preview: There Will No Sentiment In The Air

Manchester United will be looking for their first league win of November at home to Steve Bruce’s Sunderland at Old Trafford tomorrow afternoon.

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Saluting The Vastly Underrated John O'Shea

Over the past 20 years of watching a very successful Manchester United team dominate the English game, there have been a number of key factors in winning the amount of trophies that Sir Alex Ferguson has.

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Is Ferdinand finished?

Rio Ferdinand, the man who was fully fit and left out of the England squad for the draw against Montenegro.

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Show Sir Alex The Exit Door

I was absolutely astonished and ashamed by people claiming to be United fans taking to social networking site twitter to vent their anger towards the man responsible for the majority of United's past and present achievements and success. Who do these people think they are?

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Why I Have Immense Respect For Dean Holdsworth

When the draw for the fourth round of the Carling Cup was drawn, I may surprise everyone here and say that there was only one team that I wanted Manchester United to draw. It wasn’t Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea or Spurs nor was it a strong Championship side.

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