ManUtd24 fights De Gea's corner.

United Rant looks at how Giggs and Scholes can guide our youth.

Stretty News looks at the importance of Scholes' return.

The United Religion reviews February.

The Mirror claims Rio will not shake hands with Terry on Sunday.

The last day of the United Nights competition is today.

ManUtd24 fights De Gea's corner.

United Rant looks at how Giggs and Scholes can guide our youth.

Stretty News looks at the importance of Scholes' return.

The United Religion reviews February.

The Mirror claims Rio will not shake hands with Terry on Sunday.

The last day of the United Nights competition is today.

Following on from last month's design, Sir Alex's XXV, Bearded Genius' "Well Bred" is available to buy on Mancunia Merchandise with all profit from this design going to The Christie in February.

The t-shirts are available for £8.70 ($13.40) although because they have to be shipped from America, the p&p takes the overall price to around £17 for deliveries to Europe (more on p&p).

The Telegraph talks about the letter Sir Alex has written to fans attending Anfield at the weekend.

The Express reveals Scholes' fear of returning to play.

The United Religion compares Lindegaard with De Gea.

Red Flag Flying High has the latest on our players out on loan.

The Daily Mail reckons Paul Pogba is off to Juventus.

While MLS has in the last few years reached a level of stability that will hopefully give us a break from our perennial worrying about "the future of the game", the women's pro game is still struggling for survival in this country. The Women's National Team is currently preparing for the Olympic Qualifying Tournament this month and the roster is officially listed as:

GOALKEEPERS (2): Nicole Barnhart (out of contract), Hope Solo (out of contract)

DEFENDERS (7): Rachel Buehler (Atlanta Beat), Ali Krieger (FFC Frankfurt), Amy LePeilbet (Atlanta Beat), Heather Mitts (out of contract), Kelley O'Hara (Atlanta Beat), Christie Rampone (out of contract), Becky Sauerbrunn (Sky Blue FC)

MIDFIELDERS (7): Shannon Boxx (out of contract), Tobin Heath (out of contract), Lori Lindsey (Western New York Flash), Carli Lloyd (Atlanta Beat), Heather O'Reilly (Boston Breakers), Megan Rapinoe (out of contract), Amy Rodriguez (out of contract)

FORWARDS (4): Lauren Cheney (out of contract), Sydney Leroux (Atlanta beat), Alex Morgan (Western New York Flash), Abby Wambach (out of contract)

That's 10 players out of 20 who don't currently have a club team, which is remarkable for a country that has dominated the sport internationally for decades.

Mancunia Merchandise is proud to announce a partnership with The Christie, one of the largest cancer treatment centres in Europe. Every month there will be a sponsored t-shirt and all profits from that will go to The Christie, who treat about 40,000 patients each year. Bearded Genius is the man behind the designs, all of which are outstanding.

U.S. WNT head coach Pia Sundhage has named the roster for the January training camp in Los Angeles, after which she will name the 20-player roster for Olympic Qualifying being held in Vancouver, B.C. from Jan, 19-29. Sundhage will bring 20 players to Canada, but will only be able to suit up 18 per game.

News in the Daily Mirror today that Newcastle United are interested in Coventry youngster Cyrus Christie. Cyrus Christie Coventry's 19 year-old first team right back The young Coventry-born defender only turned 19 at the end of last month, and he looks a promising player who is now a first team regular at his home [.

Everton new boy George Green had a trial with Liverpool before deciding to move to Goodison Park, it has been confirmed.
The 15-year-old had also been on the respective radars of Arsenal, Rangers, Tottenham and Southampton, while has been likened to a young Wayne Rooney.
Liverpool, though, ran the rule over Green last year, but the midfielder was told he did not have the physique they were looking for.

Jessica Hellweg tallied her fourth and fifth goals of the young season on Sunday as she lead the Grizzlies to their third victory of the 2011 season as they defeated the Angelo State University Rambelles 2-1 in double overtime at the Rawlings Soccer Complex on the campus of CSU-Pueblo.

The Grizzlies, who won their second neutral-site game of the season in overtime, were led by Hellweg who took five shots of the Grizzlies 15 shots.

CSN Philly and Philly.com are both reporting that the Philadelphia Union's game on August 29 has been moved to September 7, at 8 pm, because of Hurricane Irene.

Here are the tweets from CSN Philly's Ryan Bright and Philly.com's, and the Philadelphia Daily News', Kerith Gabriel:

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Hurrice Irene continues to move toward the Eastern coastline of the USA, but the Philadelphia Union have chosen to "monitor" the situation and are not providing any other information about a possible postponement decision.

Irene is due to hit the Philadelphia area by the time that the Union game begins Sunday night, 7 pm, against the New England Revolution.

FIFA allows just one stadium training per team per venue, and as the USA has already played in Dresden during this Women's World Cup (the 2-0 opening win over North Korea), the team practiced at the official training site today. It was a gorgeous day in Dresden as the USA ran through just a one-hour session to prepare for tomorrow's quaterfinal clash with Brazil.

The U.S. players have bonded with the daughter of the owner of the hotel the team has been staying at, playing X-Box, filling in coloring books, playing with her chocolate lab Amy (who has become a team mascot) and learning about the life of a teenager in the Austrian alps. Turns out young Ele also has four horses that live on the property, one of which she rode to training today.

The depiction of a 1949 match went for £5.6 million ($9.2 million) at Christie's in London on May 26

Liverpool fans are being asked to support a walk from Newton-le-Willows to Anfield later this month in memory of a passionate Reds fan Chris Edwards - and raise money for charity in the process.
Kopite Chris sadly lost his brave fight with stomach cancer in late 2010 aged just 33, leaving behind his wife Joanne and unborn son, Luca, who arrived safely in February of this year.

As well as curing aching limbs at Melwood, Liverpool physio Chris Morgan has raised a remarkable £21,000 for The Christie – Europe's largest cancer centre.
Morgan secured sponsorship from Kopites around the world via Twitter before running the Manchester 10k in an impressive 44mins 11secs.
The Manchester hospital was his chosen charity as it's where his friend and former Liverpool defender Gary Ablett was treated after being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma last year.

While the US Women's National Team was finishing a 6-day camp in Florida, US Soccer announced that they will be playing a friendly match against England on April 2. This will be the first match ever in England for the US Women.

The match will be played in Matchroom Stadium in East London, which is home to English League One side Leyton Orient.

Tobin Heath and Yael Averbuch do some ground juggling. They are pretty good at it.
Almost all the players attended the training today, although a few stayed behind to rest and do treatments. The day between games training is always a bit tricky as some players played a lot of minutes and others played none, so a few players had lighter sessions than others.