Of course on Saturday, Manchester United travel to Anfield to face Liverpool, where they will be looking to secure their first win at the home of their biggest rivals for the first time since 2007. With that in mind it’s worth looking at these 6 individuals who have spent time at United and the Scousers in their careers.
I don’t think there’s a football fan across the world who does not by now know that Wayne Rooney got sent off against Montenegro in England’s final Euro 2012 Qualifier on Friday night.
Whilst it may not be the holiday destination that many English tourists would have chosen, their tickets can at least be booked with a sigh of relief that Fabio Capello guided England through their last qualifying campaign under his command, relatively unscathed.
Recently I have heard little rumours here and there about January transfer targets for Sir Alex Ferguson.
The BBC used be to known the world over for their balanced reporting, which I always took to mean that they told both sides to every story, and you could then decide your own opinion based on fact.
I was interested to hear a lot of negative comments people have made about international football recently and it got me thinking, should we scrap it all together for the good of the game?
A few games into the 2011/12 season and our pre-season expectations are exposed as fact or fiction. Except if you’re a Manchester United fan. What have we learned?
When someone mentions that there has been a player in the media spotlight for all the wrong reasons at Manchester City, most fans would present you with one name. Mario Balotelli.