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Pundit Craig Burley claims Manchester United cannot continue their rebuild with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still in place at Old Trafford. Solskjaer has battled through several periods of intense criticism and is now praised by the majority with United currently second in the Premier League and in with a good chance of winnin the Europa League. […]
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Rio Ferdinand has reflected on how Sergio Aguero made him feel “distraught and devastated” during his time as a player for Manchester United. Aguero joined Man City in 2011 for around £35m from Atletico Madrid. He shone for his new club in 2011/12 as he netted 30 times from his 48 outings in all competitions. […]
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As ever, this represents our estimation of Gareth Southgate’s England thoughts. And we still feel like we know him well. Numbers in brackets pertain to this ladder from November. It’s been a while so things have changed. 1 (1) Harry Kane Actually, some things almost never change. He ended that England drought with strikes against Albania […]
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Daniel James has explained how he’s benefited from a sit down with Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, despite it being out of the Welshman’s “comfort zone”. James joined United from Swansea for £16million in the summer of 2019 and hit the ground running, scoring on his Premier League debut against Chelsea and notching three […]
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Steven Gerrard ‘thoroughly upstaged’ Roy Keane on their first meeting. The Irishman ‘mocked suggestions he might be eclipsed’ five years later. Keane was in no mood to discuss recent speculation linking him with the Celtic job when asked by Ally McCoist. But the idea of him clashing with Rangers manager Gerrard again in Scotland brings […]
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Wayne Rooney hailed Sergio Aguero’s “outstanding” Premier League career, but snubbed the Argentinian in naming the best foreign striker to play in England. Rooney played with the likes of Ruud van Nistelrooy and Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United but hailed Thierry Henry as the very best foreign import in the Premier League. OPINION: Why Konate […]
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Tottenham, Barcelona and more: Top 7 games to watch this month – originally posted on Sportslens.com The 2020/21 season is reaching the business end, and there are a host of potentially pivotal games taking place across Europe during April. Each of the main five leagues feature some eye-catching fixtures involving teams chasing silverware, while the […]
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This week’s ‘Iconic Moment’ was one of the funniest moments in Premier League history. It happened during the Manchester United vs Arsenal match in February 2016. United’s manager at the time was Louis van Gaal. The Dutchman had a successful fifteen years in coaching, lifting twenty trophies in that time. He won the FA Cup […]
John Stones dropped his first clanger in some time but did at least atone for his mistakes. One player set their reputation back an awful lot. NICK POPE Somewhere, perhaps staring at a big hole with Ian Woan, Sean Dyche must have been furiously wolfing down his worms while wondering what England have done […]
Jude Bellingham explains why he chose Borussia Dortmund over Manchester United – originally posted on Sportslens.com Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham has said that he had no second thoughts of joining the club despite the interest from Manchester United. Bellingham had his breakout season with Birmingham City in the Championship last term, registering four goals […]
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