Beginning of the current season (2006-2007), I wrote a detailed, 5-piece preview of Manchester United’s chances and the main issues involving them this year.

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The Champions League second round matches will be played on 20-21 Feb and 6-7 March. Here is the schedule:

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Manchester United have been linked with several players for the January transfer window – let’s see who they are and whether there is any serious chance of United landing these players.

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All eyes are peeled for the Champions League draw (done at 1100 GMT today), but with the second-round matches still 2 months away, the four Premiership sides will be more focused on negotiating a relatively tough weekend.

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Manchester United are definitely going to be active in the transfer market this January (and if Larsson’s capture is anything to go by it may well be another secret raid), so let’s look at our transfer budget and what our …

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Charles N’Zogbia became the 12th player to be added to Newcastle’s injury list, and it is a mark of the spirit at Newcastle that they’ve gone on their best spell of results this season in all this mess.

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Eight points clear at the top of the Premiership and showing no signs of letting up. Manchester United are having an excellent start to the season going into a busy Christmas period. But as schools are breaking up for the …

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We’ve pussy-footed around the issue, confused by Chelsea’s strong showing in the Champions League and their ability to leave 18 other Premiership teams behind them biting dust.

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Manchester United are 8 points clear (although that lead will almost certainly be cut down to 5 points with a Chelsea-style thumping of Newcastle), and with their best yet to come, Manchester United are being installed as favourites by some …

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It makes sense, doesn’t it?

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The media, and almost all opposing fans, assume that because Manchester United are 8 points ahead (5 if Chelsea beat Newcastle) in the league by mid-December, they’re bound to be playing at their best. As usual, these idiots cannot be …

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Football managers see the players a lot more than we do – they’re there every single day in training, we see them 90 minutes a week, and that too if we manage to catch the game on TV or not.

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