Between season 2000-01 and 2006-07, Manchester United went through their bleakest spell since the introduction of the Premier League. To finish runners up twice and in third position three times...
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Once more, it's a tale of Manchester United shooting themselves in the foot. Such talent oozing from the walls of Old Trafford, but thus far this season, United have failed to produce the desired results on the road. United are uncharacteristically chucking goals (and points) left and right and that worrying trend shows no sign of abating, given the result at Bolton.

Firstly, welcome back Mark Halsey, after a tough seven months he has his whistle in his pocket and he's back where he should be.

Another must win game tonight and it's another tricky one too. Hull City are a funny old side really, led by a man who looks as if he been ‘Tangoed' and should be seen only in the local discotheque with his ear/mouthpiece!

Hull 1 Arsenal 2.. (Arsenal win on away goals).

It's getting to the stage where we can scrap the team coach and hire a mini bus to take our fit players to away games. We are savaged with injuries, which as usual the media choose to forget.
A lot of the pundits are knocking Bendtner, even after the infamous Porto "hat trick" and 6 goals in the last 5 starts and in his favoured position at last.

An opinion piece appeared in The Daily Mirror this week in which some interesting points were made with regards to the possible revamp being planned by Sir Alex Ferguson for Manchester United. It...
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Espn arrasa con la cobertura mundialista y la originalidad. No solamente sacó una serie de 32 afiches para el recuerdo sino que también lanzó una serie de videos llamados "Yo hice un gol en la final de la Copa del mundo Fifa" recopilando el relato de jugadores que anotaron en el partido mas importante de la cita futbolera por excelencia.

While Manchester United were cruising to a 5-2 defeat of Scunthorpe with an entirely different starting line up to that used against Liverpool on Sunday, ten other Premier League clubs were dropping...
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There are so many stories published about Manchester United that it's impossible to keep up with all of them. Truly Reds does it's best to bring you the latest news but there's only so much that can...
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14 October - There are so many stories published about Manchester United that it's impossible to keep up with all of them. Truly Reds does it's best to bring you the latest news but there's only so...
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Amos 6 Needs to learn to command his area during set pieces, but that will come with experience and confidence.

Brown 7 for the first half. 5 for the second half when he was run ragged by Matt Jarvis.

Smalling 7 Composed on the ball and always looks for a forward pass.

Marin McDermott scored twice in regulation as Penn women's team tops Brown 3-2 in overtime. Ursula Lopez Palm scored the winning goal for Penn.
Penn men's soccer tops Brown, 1-0. Freshman forward Stephen Baker scored his eighth goal of the season.
Both games were played Saturday evening at Rhodes Field.

Van der Sar 6 Not much to do. Despite Wolves' spirited performance, they didn't test him often.

Brown 5 Struggled against Matt Jarvis again.

Ferdinand 6 Slightly off the pace.

Vidic 5 Terrrible at times. Needs to pull his finger out.

Evra 7 Still not back to his best form, but showing signs of improvement, especially in an attacking sense.

Van der Sar 7 Hardly worked at all, but one excellent save from a Tevez free kick stood out.

Rafael 7 Looks to have nailed down the right back position. Another good performance before injury forced him off.

Vidic 8 Dominant alongside Ferdinand.

Ferdinand 8 City never stood a chance with him and Vidic at their best.

That horrendous run of injuries which gave Sir Alex Ferguson so many nightmares this time last year are rearing their ugly head once again. Out of the 25 player squad Sir Alex selected at the...
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Amongst the large number of squad changes Sir Alex Ferguson is expected to make for Manchester United's Carling Cup meeting with West Ham, nobody will be looking forward to the quarter final more...
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The great fallacy is that the game is first and last about winning. It is nothing of the kind. The game is about glory, it is about doing things in style and with a flourish, about going out and beating the other lot, not waiting for them to die of boredom.

Danny Blanchflower, Spurs and Northern Ireland captain.