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Can Wenger fill gap?

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 4th May 2009

Phil McNulty blogs on the Champions League semi-finals

Can Wenger fill gap?

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 4th May 2009

Phil McNulty blogs on the Champions League semi-finals

Can Wenger fill gap?

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 4th May 2009

Phil McNulty blogs on the Champions League semi-finals

Can Wenger fill gap?

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 4th May 2009

Phil McNulty blogs on the Champions League semi-finals

Arsenal 1-3 Man Utd (agg 1-4)

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 4th May 2009

Cristiano Ronaldo scores twice as Manchester United clinically dispose of Arsenal to reach a second successive Champions League final.

Rooney agent accepts lengthy ban

Posted in Syndicated News on Friday 1st May 2009

Wayne Rooney’s agent Paul Stretford will serve a nine-month ban from working as an agent after abandoning legal action against the Football Association.

Ten to tackle - Giggs special

Posted in Syndicated News on Friday 1st May 2009

How well do you know the PFA Player of the Year?

Ferguson finds Fulham a squeeze

Posted in Syndicated News on Thursday 30th Apr 2009

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson wants to see new rules regarding the size of Premier League dressing rooms - and says Fulham are the worst offenders.

Middlesbrough 0-2 Man Utd

Posted in Syndicated News on Thursday 30th Apr 2009

Manchester United take a step closer to retaining their Premier League title with a comfortable victory at relegation-threatened Middlesbrough.

Man Utd get Ferdinand injury lift

Posted in Syndicated News on Thursday 30th Apr 2009

Rio Ferdinand should be fit for Man United’s Champions League semi-final second leg against Arsenal as his rib injury is not as bad as was feared.

Giggs tipped as future Wales boss

Posted in Syndicated News on Thursday 30th Apr 2009

Ryan Giggs has been backed by former team-mate John Hartson to become a future manager of Wales’ national team.

Webb admits to penalty ‘mistake’

Posted in Syndicated News on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

Referee Howard Webb admits he should not have awarded the penalty that reinforced Manchester United’s stranglehold on the Premier League.

Ferguson v Wenger in photos

Posted in Syndicated News on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

Pictures highlighting the rivalry between the Man Utd and Arsenal managers

FC plot stadium move

Posted in FC United on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

FC UNITED hope to move into their own ground in Manchester in two years’ time.


The Rebels have signed an extension to their ground-share deal with Bury which lasts until 2011 – and by then the Unibond League club is planning to have built its own stadium.

FC plot stadium move

Posted in FC United on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

FC UNITED hope to move into their own ground in Manchester in two years’ time.


The Rebels have signed an extension to their ground-share deal with Bury which lasts until 2011 – and by then the Unibond League club is planning to have built its own stadium.

Man U victory parade preparations

Posted in Syndicated News on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

Preparations are being made for a victory parade for Manchester United if the club wins the Champions League.

Dixon on Man Utd v Arsenal

Posted in Syndicated News on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

Lee Dixon looks at the key areas of Wednesday’s all-English Champions League semi-final

Jenas told to explain ref remarks

Posted in Syndicated News on Tuesday 28th Apr 2009

Jermaine Jenas could face disciplinary action over his comments about referee Howard Webb following Tottenham’s 5-2 defeat at Manchester United.

Blog: Robbo on Giggs

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 27th Apr 2009

“Personally I think this is less a Player of the Year Award and more a lifetime achievement gong for Giggs”

Non-league round-up

Posted in FC United on Monday 27th Apr 2009

HYDE United are in line for a dramatic Blue Square North relegation reprieve after it emerged last night that rivals King’s Lynn are facing demotion from non-League soccer’s second-tier for failing to achieve the required ground grading.

Non-league round-up

Posted in FC United on Monday 27th Apr 2009

HYDE United are in line for a dramatic Blue Square North relegation reprieve after it emerged last night that rivals King’s Lynn are facing demotion from non-League soccer’s second-tier for failing to achieve the required ground grading.

Rafael extends Man Utd contract

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 27th Apr 2009

Manchester United defender Rafael signs a new two-year contract extension that is set to keep him at Old Trafford until 2013.

Ferguson fires warning to Arsenal

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 27th Apr 2009

Sir Alex Ferguson warns Arsenal they will struggle to stop his Man Utd side scoring in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final after the first leg ends 1-0.

Giggs in a class of his own

Posted in Syndicated News on Sunday 26th Apr 2009

A look at what makes Player of the Year Ryan Giggs so special

Giggs earns prestigious PFA award

Posted in Syndicated News on Sunday 26th Apr 2009

Manchester United’s Ryan Giggs wins the PFA player of the year award with Aston Villa’s Ashley Young taking the young player award.

Best drama ’simplistic’ - sister

Posted in Syndicated News on Sunday 26th Apr 2009

A drama about George Best’s late mother’s battle with alcoholism is superficial and inaccurate, says the footballer’s sister.

FC United 1 Bradford PA 1

Posted in FC United on Sunday 26th Apr 2009

MANAGER Karl Marginson vowed to lead his flat-out heroes to the Unibond league title next season after they were edged out of the play-off places.


The Rebels were on course for a place in the top five until a heart-stopping final five minutes at Gigg Lane - when opponents Bradford scored an equaliser and promotion rivals Kendal netted a late winner to leapfrog them in the table.

FC United 1 Bradford PA 1

Posted in FC United on Sunday 26th Apr 2009

MANAGER Karl Marginson vowed to lead his flat-out heroes to the Unibond league title next season after they were edged out of the play-off places.


The Rebels were on course for a place in the top five until a heart-stopping final five minutes at Gigg Lane - when opponents Bradford scored an equaliser and promotion rivals Kendal netted a late winner to leapfrog them in the table.

Webb crumbled on penalty - Jenas

Posted in Syndicated News on Saturday 25th Apr 2009

Tottenham’s Jermaine Jenas says the pressure of officiating at Old Trafford prompted referee Howard Webb to award Manchester United a controversial penalty.

Ferguson backs Giggs to win award

Posted in Syndicated News on Friday 24th Apr 2009

Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson says Ryan Giggs should win the Professional Footballers’ Association player of the year award as he closes in on his 800th appearance for the club.

1909 FA Cup final set for re-run

Posted in Syndicated News on Friday 24th Apr 2009

Supporters from Bristol City and Manchester United are set to replay the 1909 FA Cup final at Crystal Palace.

Man Utd 5-2 Tottenham

Posted in Syndicated News on Friday 24th Apr 2009

Manchester United return to the top of the Premier League with a stunning fightback against Tottenham.

Man Utd 1-0 Arsenal

Posted in Syndicated News on Thursday 23rd Apr 2009

Manchester United dominate Arsenal in their Champions League semi-final, first leg but will be frustrated not to have earned more than a one-goal lead.

FC sign 2,000 Cantonas

Posted in FC United on Thursday 23rd Apr 2009

FC UNITED will have over 2,000 Eric Cantonas on their side as they seek a place in the Unibond premier play-offs.


Fans attending Saturday’s crunch match against fellow promotion chasers Bradford Park Avenue will be handed rubber masks for a publicity stunt organised by the company behind the new Ken Loach film “Looking for Eric”.

Non-league previews

Posted in FC United on Thursday 23rd Apr 2009

ALTRINCHAM are preparing to have a major say in who gets promoted to League Two when the most gripping Blue Square

Premier championship race in years reaches its nailbiting conclusion on Sunday (4pm kick-offs).


The Robins visit Cambridge United, where they’ll attempt to deny the home side the victory they need if they’re to pip long-time leaders Burton Albion to the title and so secure the solitary automatic promotion spot.


Burton, who travel to play-off contenders Torquay, were 19 points clear at the top as recently as February, but have collapsed since boss Nigel Clough switched to Derby County and was replaced by former Bolton Wanderers chief Roy McFarland.

Non-league previews

Posted in FC United on Thursday 23rd Apr 2009

ALTRINCHAM are preparing to have a major say in who gets promoted to League Two when the most gripping Blue Square

Premier championship race in years reaches its nailbiting conclusion on Sunday (4pm kick-offs).


The Robins visit Cambridge United, where they’ll attempt to deny the home side the victory they need if they’re to pip long-time leaders Burton Albion to the title and so secure the solitary automatic promotion spot.


Burton, who travel to play-off contenders Torquay, were 19 points clear at the top as recently as February, but have collapsed since boss Nigel Clough switched to Derby County and was replaced by former Bolton Wanderers chief Roy McFarland.

Blog: Scholes holds key to title bid

Posted in Syndicated News on Thursday 23rd Apr 2009

Phil McNulty on why veteran midfielder’s influence is crucial for Man Utd

FC sign 2,000 Cantonas

Posted in FC United on Thursday 23rd Apr 2009

FC UNITED will have over 2,000 Eric Cantonas on their side as they seek a place in the Unibond premier play-offs.


Fans attending Saturday’s crunch match against fellow promotion chasers Bradford Park Avenue will be handed rubber masks for a publicity stunt organised by the company behind the new Ken Loach film “Looking for Eric”.

Ferguson reveals fears over Tevez

Posted in Syndicated News on Wednesday 22nd Apr 2009

Boss Sir Alex Ferguson says he is concerned that striker Carlos Tevez will leave at the end of the season.

Man Utd increase cost of tickets

Posted in Syndicated News on Wednesday 22nd Apr 2009

Manchester United will increase the cost of season tickets by £1 per game.

Man Utd hit by double injury blow

Posted in Syndicated News on Wednesday 22nd Apr 2009

Man Utd defenders Gary Neville and John O’Shea will be out for the next few weeks after picking up injuries in the 2-0 win over Portsmouth.

Man Utd 2-0 Portsmouth

Posted in Syndicated News on Tuesday 21st Apr 2009

Man Utd go three points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 2-0 win over Portsmouth.

Man Utd amend season ticket rules

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 20th Apr 2009

Manchester United fans tell BBC Sport the club’s promise to change its season ticket policies next season is welcome but does not go far enough.

FA to address Wembley pitch issue

Posted in Syndicated News on Monday 20th Apr 2009

The FA admits improvements are needed to the Wembley pitch after criticism of the surface.

Ferguson enters Wembley pitch row

Posted in Syndicated News on Sunday 19th Apr 2009

Sir Alex Ferguson joined the chorus of disapproval over the state of Wembley’s pitch after Manchester United were dumped out of the FA Cup by Everton.

Ferguson fears ref was pressured

Posted in Syndicated News on Sunday 19th Apr 2009

Sir Alex Ferguson says comments from Everton boss David Moyes might have ultimately denied Manchester United a penalty in their FA Cup semi-final.

Williams rescues Rebels

Posted in FC United on Sunday 19th Apr 2009

FC UNITED had substitute Danny Williams to thank for keeping their hopes of squeezing into the UniBond premier division play-offs alive with a dramatic last minute winner at second-placed Ilkeston.


He fired in off the inside of the post to give the Rebels a 1-0 victory.


The win guarantees they’ll still be in the running for a top-five spot when their league campaign reaches a nailbiting conclusion at the weekend with the visit of fellow promotion candidates Bradford Park Avenue

Williams rescues Rebels

Posted in FC United on Sunday 19th Apr 2009

FC UNITED had substitute Danny Williams to thank for keeping their hopes of squeezing into the UniBond premier division play-offs alive with a dramatic last minute winner at second-placed Ilkeston.


He fired in off the inside of the post to give the Rebels a 1-0 victory.


The win guarantees they’ll still be in the running for a top-five spot when their league campaign reaches a nailbiting conclusion at the weekend with the visit of fellow promotion candidates Bradford Park Avenue

Non-league round-up

Posted in FC United on Sunday 19th Apr 2009

ALTRINCHAM’S stand-in skipper Greg Young hailed the professionalism of his Moss Lane team-mates after they’d sealed their Blue Square Premier survival with a 2-0 home win over Grays.


Goals by Colin Little and sub Chris Denham gave the Robins a victory which sees them ease over the safety-line with two games to spare.


Young, who wore the captain’s armband in the absence of the suspended Robbie Lawton, said: “It’s a relief to be safe, but the celebrations are on hold because we want to end up as high as we can.

Non-league round-up

Posted in FC United on Sunday 19th Apr 2009

ALTRINCHAM’S stand-in skipper Greg Young hailed the professionalism of his Moss Lane team-mates after they’d sealed their Blue Square Premier survival with a 2-0 home win over Grays.


Goals by Colin Little and sub Chris Denham gave the Robins a victory which sees them ease over the safety-line with two games to spare.


Young, who wore the captain’s armband in the absence of the suspended Robbie Lawton, said: “It’s a relief to be safe, but the celebrations are on hold because we want to end up as high as we can.