Happy trails, Raphael Varane.
Sir Alex Ferguson
“It’s getting to the stage that I’m almost disliking them,” Roy Keane said about his former team. Well, I’m at that stage.
England bosses often get linked to Manchester United. Now it’s Gareth Southgate’s turn.
Is Jadon Sancho the biggest flop of the post-Sir Alex Ferguson Era? He’s got plenty of competition, but it’s certainly arguable.
Fluke result or galvanizing win for a team in desperate need of a spark?
Should we be concerned that tough-as-nails negotiator Daniel Levy just handed us Sergio Reguilón?
Erik ten Hag said he wanted to turn Old Trafford into a fortress. Maybe the one he had in mind was the Magic Castle?
Ralf Rangnick’s legacy at United may well be his willingness to tell the truth about all the problems at the club.
Juan Mata came in looking like a cross between James Bond and a guy who sells bonds. He leaves as a beloved club legend.
Every manager has players they love, trust, protect and give many, many opportunities to. Even when they, arguably, shouldn’t.
Never let it be said that Ole Gunnar Solskjær wasn’t the ultimate company man.
He comes from Ivory Coast! Now Liverpool’s quadruple is toast!
Manchester United’s kids played a big role in beating Burnley over the weekend. Kids like Hannibal and Jonny Evans.
How #Pogback turned into #Pogbye. At least he made plenty of #Pogbank along the way.
A Man Utd assistant has been derisively referred to as “Ted Lasso.” What’s wrong with that? We could use it.