Jose Mourinho unrepentant in Manchester style wars
The Portuguese coach has been criticised for the manner in which his side achieve results.
The Portuguese coach has been criticised for the manner in which his side achieve results.
The Boston Celtics met the Philadelphia 76ers at the O2 Arena tonight.
The multiple Olympic and world champion admitted that he would prefer to play for Manchester United.
In an extract from Jonathan Wilson’s new book on Man United. their great side of the 1990s is remembered.
In this extract from ‘On the Brink,’ Gary Neville talks about the progress made by himself and fellow ‘Class of 92′ members since their takeover of Salford City.
Mauricio Pochettino is a big fan of the legendary former Manchester United boss.
“But it was nice because he chose an amazing restaurant and of course he paid.”
The legendary manager was not in a good mood after the infamous incident – but Gary Pallister’s defending was the main focus of his rage.
John Obi Mikel became embroiled in a tug-of-war back in 2005, with the Red Devils announcing a deal before missing out to the Blues
Bill Beswick spent time with the Irish side in Galway last week
The 54-year-old also played down the idea of ending his career with United.
The Spanish midfielder, then at Barcelona, was one of the Scot’s top targets at Old Trafford, along with Gareth Bale.
Irving Scholar was upset that the Scot shook hands on the deal, but pulled out as his request for a five-year contract was not met.
The Sky Sports pundit says Manchester United’s clashes with Liverpool brought a change in the legendary manager.
The former Red Devils boss has hit back at Jose Mourinho.
The Derby and Nottingham Forest legend is akin to the Portuguese coach, according to one of the people that knew him best.
With 13 points from a possible 15, Jose Mourinho’s side have started the Premier League season in impressive fashion.
“We are bitterly disappointed about the decision, but we move on, Milan move on.”
Football journalist Michael Cox chats to The42 about the evolution of tactics in the Premier League era.
The legendary Scottish manager has highlighted the importance of winning Europe’s secondary competition to gain entry to the Champions League.
The Spain international has rubbished any suggestion that the League Cup holds less importance for Manchester United than Southampton.
David Moyes was appointed in 2013 and been ready to act ambitiously in the market targeting players of the highest calibre.
The French underage player scored as Real Madrid brushed aside third-tier Cultural Leonesa 6-1 in the Copa del Rey.
Reports that Ravel Morrison has refused to turn up to work have been rubbished by the Serie A club.
Alex Ferguson has made it clear the hairdryer treatment was the exception rather than the rule during his days at Manchester United.
The Dungannon man raised some eyebrows with his wildcard selection for the 41st edition of the Ryder Cup.
Klopp’s contract extension illustrates Liverpool’s willingness to wait for success.
Alex Ferguson paid tribute to his former protégé amid one of the star’s career-best moments.
After three years struggling for a first team place, the Frenchman refused to sign a new contract in 2012.
The notoriously combustible coach and one of the world’s most famous clubs could be a match made in hell.
The Argentine footballer also reserved high praise for former Red Devils captain Roy Keane.
Willett savours special evening after winning green jacket in unlikely circumstances.
The former Manchester United forward believes he would be the ideal man for the managerial seat at Villa Park.
The Old Trafford idol recalled the series of events that led him to take the Spaniard over the current Bayern Munich star.
The Scot believes the Dutchman can still be successful at Old Trafford and has heaped special praise on young striker Marcus Rashford.
Actor James Nesbitt will be the host on the night so there will probably be plenty of talk about Manchester United.
The Foxes are currently five points clear at the top of the table.
*According to Labour MP for Tottenham, David Lammy.
The veteran Dutch coach insists “we can’t always play fantastic football”.
Martin O’Neill has backed his assistant after the former United manager’s controversial comments.