What is it about Carlos Tevez that he loses his cool when he puts on the Argentina jersey? He was sent off today in the match against Paraguay for the second time in 3 matches as the match ended in a 1-1 draw. This is a great result for Paraguay as they continue to lead the South American qualifying group and got a vital result in Buenos Aires. Click to continue reading...

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson dismisses talk of City bid for Cristiano Ronaldo

Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, was dismissive about the takeover by billionaire Arab owners of rivals Manchester City, and any attempt to sign Cristiano Ronaldo.

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ALBERT RIERA is hoping to repeat his first experience of English football by helping Rafael Benitez finally break his Manchester United hoodoo.

The Spain international left-winger was unveiled at Melwood yesterday after arriving from Espanyol on Monday's transfer deadline day for an initial £5. Click to continue reading...

I'd bet Manchester City have never had so many column inches in their life. They're the talk of the country at the moment, with reports realised every day about what the latest high profile figure in the game has to say about their takeover. Sir Alex Ferguson is the latest to join in the fun, [...] Click to continue reading...

With Rene Meulensteen taking on the new role as First Team Coach, filling the shoes of Mike Phelan who was promoted to Assistant Manager, he believes Sir Alex Ferguson has made the right decision in trusting in stability and continuity when appointing the two men. "Part of the success at Manchester United over the years is [. Click to continue reading...

IL TECNICO GIALLOROSSO
TRA I GRANDI DEL CONTINENTE

Presa l'Europa, riprendi la Roma

Spalletti ieri a Nyon al Forum per Allenatori
di Club d'Elite. Oggi parlerà, ieri ha ringraziato
per i complimenti Scolari. Che guida quel Chelsea
"peccato originale" della stagione romanista

Di DANIELE LO MONACO
Funziona spesso così, negli ambienti calcistici
meno equilibrati. Click to continue reading...

The events of the last few days point pretty clearly to one thing: the end of the football manager. Alan Curbishley quit because West Ham sold players without his consent, Kevin Keegan may or may not be about to do the same thing. In the age of billionaire businessman owners and/or sporting directors, managers just don't [. Click to continue reading...

Ryan Giggs, a lifelong United supporter, started his career at Manchester City's youth team. When he turned up at training, he'd show up in red shirts and be told to take them off. He didn't think twice about leaving when Sir Alex Ferguson came knocking. He has today reacted to City's transfer, claiming it doesn't matter [. Click to continue reading...

The signing of Dimitar Berbatov may well have been one of the most drawn out transfer sagas of the summer, possibly overshadowed only by Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Barry's respective rumour facades, but eventually, at just after midnight on Tuesday morning, it was confirmed that the enigmatic Bulgarian had been sold to Manchester United. Click to continue reading...

Fox Sports Simon Hill is a big Man City fan. Most of the World follow, it seems, Manchester United. Why? Because they win!

I've two brothers who are Season Ticket holders at Old Trafford. Win, win and win again. Buy the best, despair if their team doesn't win every game and every tournament. Click to continue reading...

Gutted would probably be a good way of describing most United fans' feelings over Carlos Queiroz leaving the club. He was set to be the man to replace Sir Alex Ferguson, and for a whole host of reasons, he's was very important to the club. We have been linked to some rather high profile replacements for [. Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex Ferguson has announced that his new assistant manager will be former United midfielder Mick Phelan. Succeeding Mick as first team coach is skills development expert Rene Meulensteen. The appointments, which take place with immediate effect, have been made following the departure in the summer of Carlos Queiroz to manage the Portuguese national team. Click to continue reading...

Manchester United have named the new assistant manager who succedes Carlos Queiroz, after he left to take on the Portugal managers job. Former United midfielder Mick Phelan (who was a first team... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Click to continue reading...

After possibly the most dramatic close of the transfer window ever, Manchester United finally landed their man, Dimitar Berbatov, and loaned out young striker, Frazier Campbell, in return. Hull were prepared to pay £7million for the 20-year-old, following the brilliant season he's had with them, aiding their promotion to the Premiership. Click to continue reading...

There is a reason why Manchester United have been the dominant team in England throughout the 1990's and 2000's, its because they have Alex Ferguson as their manager. Great players have come and gone, but the one constant has been Ferguson and that's because he always puts together a great squad full of top class players. Click to continue reading...

Liverpool's rock-at-the-back Jamie Carragher, in an interview in the Mirror, reveals his dreams of masterminding a successful Premier League campaign, not just as a player but also as a manager.

Sir Alex Ferguson established Manchester United as the dominant force in England over the past two decades much to the detriment to Liverpool. Click to continue reading...

Steven Gerrard claimed he wanted 'Manchester United to die' in his recent autobiography, but his team mate Jamie Carragher has gone for a different approach. Rather than wishing harm on United, he is actually full of praise for our manager, Sir Alex Ferguson. "It would be more of an achievement as manager because it would come [. Click to continue reading...

Manchester United are delighted to announce the signing of Dimitar Berbatov.

The Bulgarian international striker, 27, has signed a four-year contract after joining from Tottenham Hotspur for an undisclosed fee.

As part of the deal, United striker Fraizer Campbell will spend the rest of the 2008/09 season on loan at White Hart Lane. Click to continue reading...

After Dimitar Berbatov's strange menage-a-trois dalliance with Mark Hughes and Sir Alex Ferguson, and Man City gazumping Chelsea, yesterday's third oddest deadline day transfer was that of John Akinde from Ebbsfleet United to Bristol City for £150,000 plus add-ons. The transfer wasn't bizarre because of the player - Akinde has long attracted interest from league clubs [. Click to continue reading...

File this one under Holy Bloody Crap. Manchester City, a club that was in the third tier of English football not too long ago, is today the richest football club in the world, the fortune of their owners estimated at about $50 billion.

City wasted no time in flashing their newfound cash, offering about $200 million yesterday as they tried in vain to lure David Villa from Valencia and Mario Gomez from Stuttgart. Click to continue reading...

Manchester united have finally got their man as Dimitar Berbatov signed for Manchester United for a fee of 30.75 million pounds.

The Bulgarian international striker, 27, has signed a four-year contract after joining from Tottenham Hotspur for an undisclosed fee.

As part of the deal, United striker Fraizer Campbell will spend the rest of the 2008/09 season on loan at White Hart Lane. Click to continue reading...

Absolute craziness on the night of the transfer deadline! Sir Alex Ferguson was the getaway driver in an astonishing smash-and-grab raid for Dimitar Berbatov that left Spurs seething last night. On a dramatic transfer deadline day, Tottenham claimed United had illegally hijacked Manchester City's surprise £34million bid for striker Berbatov – which was accepted – with Ferguson [. Click to continue reading...

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Manchester United are winning the battle to sign Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham. On a crazy day in the north-west, the Bulgarian finally met Sir Alex Ferguson at United's Carrington training complex before heading to Old Trafford for what many people see as the final act in one of the summer's most lengthy transfer sagas. Click to continue reading...

Media reports Manchester City are understood to snatch Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov from under the noses of fierce rivals Manchester United. Red Devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson has been linked with the sulking Bulgarian all summer, but according to Sky Sports News, City have launched an audacious £30million bid. Click to continue reading...