Casemiro celebrates Manchester United victory

Cristiano Ronaldo played his first Champions League game at Old Trafford on 4th November 2003 🤩

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Rashford ruins Mourinho's return to Old Trafford 🤭

Take that, Jose! Marcus Rashford was the hero as Manchester United beat Tottenham on Wednesday night!

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Pedro leaves Barca

Pedro heads off into the sunset as Barcelona career comes to a triumphant end with his winning goal in the European Super Cup final

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Ronaldo & Messi fail to shine at Old Trafford

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Moyes on plane protest lookout

As if David Moyes didn't already have plenty to worry about.

After a couple of positive results - against Olympiakos in the Champions League and West Ham at Upton Park - the pressure is back on the Manchester United boss after the 3-0 thrashing at the hands of rivals City.

The result, along with a season which has fallen way below expectations following the arrival of the Scot in place of the retired Sir Alex Ferguson, has prompted a response.

One group of fans has raised the money to fund a 'fly-past' protest, with a plane set to carry a banner reading 'Wrong One - Moyes Out' over Old Trafford during the clash with Aston Villa on Saturday afternoon.

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Master Ferguson set to welcome Moyes the apprentice

 

David Moyes is set to take on the mountainous task of succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United following the 71-year-old's decision to retire at the end of the season.

The Everton boss has no Premier League titles or Champions League medals on his CV and will need to embark on a steep learning curve in order to replicate Sir Alex's trophy-laden era at Old Trafford.

May the force be with you, David. 

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No place like home - RVP settles into life at Old Trafford

 

Those cynics hoping Robin van Persie would take time to settle at Old Trafford were proved wrong on Saturday, as the Dutchman capped his home debut with a goal in Manchester United's 3-2 victory over Fulham.

Van Persie's superb finish helped his side draw level after going a goal down to Damien Duff's third minute opener, and the 29-year-old has claimed he has already been made to "feel at home" in the north west.

Indeed, despite arriving at the club just over a week ago, Van Persie is clearly settling into life quickly at his new ground.
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Managing to infinity and beyond

 

Sir Alex Ferguson continues to be unrelenting over his stewardship at Manchester United as he targets another 'two or three more years' at the helm. The fans will be delighted to hear that his legendary stint at Old Trafford, stretching more than 25 years already, is set to continue. To ease himself out of the club, Ferguson targets an ambassadorial role when he eventually steps down. After one false retirement date in 2002, however, one cannot help but wonder, will he ever call it a day ...?

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Balotelli and Explosions

 

Mario Balotelli sets house on fire with fireworks less than 48 hours before Manchester derby

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