Manchester United

Yesterday we looked at Manchester United’s future – a group of exciting young players that are expected to take their places in the Manchester United first team in the next couple of years. Today, we’ll look at some of the …

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Contributing author Soupdragon2 takes a suicidal swipe at Chelsea-haters.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has been saying for a couple of years that he is rebuilding the team and trying to bring together a group of very talented players that can play together in the Manchester United team for several years. …

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Three years without a title and everybody is painting Manchester United in a crisis. No doubt, we have slipped up, but unlike 2004 when Arsenal went unbeaten, 2005 and 2006 were a whole new game with Chelsea raising the points …

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The subject of football humour is very sensitive – football fans clash on the slightest of insults, and as a result most football jokes turn into senseless arguments.

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With Manchester United stalling Senna’s expected transfer, rumours are rife that the club is eyeing other midfield targets. SkySports claimed a couple of days ago that Manchester United had made a bid for Diarra, while news about United being interested …

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Park Ji-Sung and Mikael Silvestre have signed contract extensions till 2010 and 2009 respectively. While Park’s extension will be a positive sign (and keep us hoping that he learns to score), Silvestre’s extension will bother the majority of Manchester United …

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A lot of controversy from yesterday’s posts – the angry comments are still coming in. I *should* put up a disclaimer, but first, a quick look at today’s news.

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This is continued from yesterday’s post, ‘Manchester United Need A New Captain‘. The challenge is to find a captain who can lead us for the next 5 years, or barring that, lead us after Neville finally puts up his boots. …

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Kuszczak comes in on loan, Senna put on hold in favour of Diarra and Rooney is still help Ronaldo out with the boo-boys.

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Arsenal fans are kicking up a ruckus over Chelsea’s public statement that they are not willing to increase their offer for Ashley Cole. I’m all for raking Londoners (Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, it’s all the same to me) over coals but …

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It’s a nice choice to have, provided Manchester United can foot the transfer bill for one of them, and that figure will not be less than 20 million pounds.

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