After joining United at the age of 24 in January 2006 under Sir Alex Ferguson, club’s vice captain Patrice Evra statistic is quite legendary: 9 seasons 379 appearances 10 goals 5 Premier League titles 3 League Cups 1 Champions League 1 Club World Cup. 3 PFA Premier League Team of the Year 1 UEFA Team of the Year 1 FIFA FIFPro World XI. He sent this message to fans: After a great deal of thought I have deci Continue reading...

The Telegraph reporting: Not for a moment could Louis van Gaal, the latest Manchester United manager, be confused with someone who did not believe they should be there. He strode into one of the many hospitality lounges at Old Trafford on Thursday afternoon, back straight, chin up, looking as relaxed as if he owned the place. Never mind that he had returned from the World Cup in Brazil only three days before, there Continue reading...

US Tour Squad 2014. Picture: official Facebook page. Club confirmed the 25-man who’ll travel to US under new boss Louis Van Gaal: De Gea, Lindegaard, Amos, Johnstone, Rafael, Evans, Smalling, Jones, Shaw, Blackett, Michael Keane, James, Herrera, Cleverley, Fletcher, Young, Zaha, Kagawa, Mata, Valencia, Nani, Lingard, Welbeck, Rooney, Will Keane. No Robin Van Persie as he’s still on vacation, and Michael Continue reading...

Ex-red legend is a QPR player. Pic: QPR official website. Not sure why. The ex-red legend probably still has 2-3 years left in him, but he choose a busy year of relegation fight in the London club. Good luck, Rio! Continue reading...

From the official site: Manchester United plc (NYSE:MANU) has reached a ten-year agreement with adidas for a global technical sponsorship and dual branded licensing deal for a minimum guarantee of GBP 750 million, subject to certain adjustments, beginning with the 2015/2016 campaign. Adidas joined 28 other sponsors listed on the club’s website. That’s a lot of money. Continue reading...

This is the first game for United’s interim Manager and club legend Ryan Giggs, a good chance to show what he’s capable of. I have collected posts from around the internet, starts from the preparation until the end of the match, so we can remember how we United fans feel like. Positives all around! [View the story "Manchester United 4 - 0 Norwich City" on Storify] Continue reading...

#486616343 / gettyimages.com The most sackable offence David Moyes made to Manchester United was to bring down club’s standards to his. Speaking at his first press conference, United’s interim Manager Ryan Giggs wants to put the high standards back: “I’ve just said to the players, ‘I trust you, I know what you’re capable of so go out there and show it and give the fans something to shout ab Continue reading...

#486628701 / gettyimages.com Vice captain Patrice Evra speaking to MUTV: “Giggs is a natural. Players like him and Paul Scholes inspire the young players, and the senior players too. This is why they will fight to make sure that Ryan picks them for the team. As a person and a player, he instantly gets that respect which is why it wasn’t weird to see Ryan Giggs as manager.” Continue reading...

The kids who’ve won it all are back as managers for the next 2 exciting weeks. Wishing the four of them a good luck. EXCLUSIVE PHOTO: Interim #mufc boss Ryan Giggs with coaches @fizzer18, Nicky Butt & Paul Scholes, ready for training. pic.twitter.com/sdqxHVWl5N — Manchester United (@ManUtd) April 25, 2014 Continue reading...

Ryan Giggs proud to have chance to manage Manchester United #486616089 / gettyimages.com Continue reading...

Giggs that! Ryan Giggs. A career in numbers. #GiggsThat pic.twitter.com/4S7Cqp7ncx — Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 25, 2014 Continue reading...

#452805121 / gettyimages.com Ryan Giggs turns to his old mates Phil Neville, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes to help him train the players at his first day as the interim manager of Manchester United. This weekend, we will witness the first time he and his Class of 92 team mates, to be in charge of a United game without Sir Alex Ferguson direct involvement as a club’s manager. It would be every United fan†Continue reading...

#485741605 / gettyimages.com We’ve heard things prior to the sacking of David Moyes. Some of them are myths, some are facts. MYTH: Moyes was let down by the players. Sir Alex left behind a declining squad. Nobody could have done better. Moyes made a huge mistake when he replaced Sir Alex’s backroom staff. David Moyes is a bad manager who will be forever tarnished by his experience at United, which Continue reading...

After heavy rumours last night, the club finally confirmed that David Moyes is leaving Manchester United and has appointed Ryan Giggs as temporary replacement. From what I read, the Scot is actually a decent gentleman but the job is just too big for him. So, goodbye and thank you David Moyes. Giggs, one of the most decorated player in premier league era with 13 titles, is the first in club history who plays and Continue reading...

Congratulations to The Chosen One as the club continue their good record against weak teams and finally got the second win against top half of table with 5 more games to go. The aging team which Moyes thought even Fergie will fuck shit up, showed some glimpses of brilliance as Juan Mata, Kagawa and Januzaj tore Newcastle United defence. Good performance overall even without injured star men Robin Van Persie and Wa Continue reading...

Excellent piece at Slate. To sum it up in 2 paragraphs: Managing Manchester United is not a job for a custodian type. The United manager has to carry the hopes of hundreds of millions of supporters, to whip star players into line, to remain serene amid a ceaseless media frenzy. You don’t have to be a ruthless egomaniac with delusions of grandeur, but it helps. When Ferguson chose Moyes over Mourinho, he may have Continue reading...

The club have this kind of support from fans, but we’re letting David Moyes stay and keep breaking bad records. Cracking night last night! pic.twitter.com/xiv8LIwKzn — Treacs99 (@Treacs99) April 2, 2014 Continue reading...

We continue our good records against weak teams by beating Aston Villa 4-1 at the weekend in the Premiere League. 2 days later, we somehow manage to get a 1-1 draw against, arguably, currently the best team in the world Bayern Munich at Old Trafford in the Champions League. 2 good results surely don’t make our season as the question remains the same: Why David Moyes’ men can’t replicate these fin Continue reading...