Manchester United vs Chelsea Champions League final 2008

Manchester United against Chelsea! Let's reminisce about the UEFA Champions League final in 2008

Things have changed 👀

There was a time when Manchester United used to laugh at Liverpool...

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Ole's on the wall 😂

A hero of 1999, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's managerial record with Manchester United has seen him enter the hall of shame!

Goal link: https://www.goal.com/en/galleries/goals-cartoon-corner-the-best-football-sketches-from-omar/1/5h5idxuqf71t1a242x8f9cmtj

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"I couldn't bear to see them win it, it would be a nightmare for any Evertonian."

The lesser of two evils? Wayne Rooney has said he hopes Manchester City win the title rather than Liverpool...

Goal link: https://www.goal.com/en/galleries/goals-cartoon-corner-the-best-football-sketches-from-omar/1/5h5idxuqf71t1a242x8f9cmtj

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🔴 Once upon a time, a different kind of beast ruled Manchester 🦖

Fair to say it's been a while since United were the dominant force in the Manchester derby!

Goal link: https://www.goal.com/en/galleries/goals-cartoon-corner-the-best-football-sketches-from-omar/1/5h5idxuqf71t1a242x8f9cmtj

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Nacho: Forever in Real Madrid

In his interview with Goal by Alberto Piñero Real Madrid's Nacho declares his dream to be a One-Club player like Maldini, Puyol, Giggs, Totti, and others.

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Horny players

Louis van Gaal raised eyebrows at his pre-Midtjylland press conference on Wednesday when he demanded that his players be "horny" in their Europa League tie...

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Keane v Vieira, pizza-gate - a brief history of Arsenal v Manchester United

Goal.com piece about the video: Keane v Vieira, pizza-gate - a brief history of Arsenal v Manchester United

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Louis van Gaal has not been impressed with cramped, away Premier League dressing rooms, saying he is sometimes forced to sit on the toilet!

The cartoon was also published in Mundo Deportivo:

http://www.mundodeportivo.com/futbol/premier-league/20150527/20258143251/van-gaal-hace-las-tacticas-en-el-retrete.html

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Rooney knockouts the Spurs

Wayne Rooney delivers knockout blow to Tottenham as Manchester United close in on Champions League place

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Moyes bans chips

David Moyes had to ban chips at Manchester United because, according to the Scot, the players were getting too fat.

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Tactics not working so Van Gaal is twerking

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Ding Ding! Louis van Gaal takes aim at Gary Neville

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Giggs embarks on managerial era at Manchester United

Ryan Giggs has been at Manchester United since the age of 13, has won hoards of trophies in his time at the club and now, at age 40, embarks on his managerial career at Old Trafford.

The Welshman took over from David Moyes, who was sacked on Tuesday, and is initiially in place on an interim basis for the club's final four matches of the season.

Saturday, April 26, 2014 12:56

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Moyes shown the door as Giggs takes over Manchester United

Tuesday morning heralded a momentous changing of the guard at Old Trafford as David Moyes was sacked as Manchester United manager just 10 months into a six-year contract.

The Scot has paid the price for overseeing United's worst campaign in the Premier League era, with club legend Ryan Giggs tasked with guiding the club through the final four matches of the season.

Prior to the first leg of United's Champions League quarter-final clash with Bayern Munich, Giggs sidestepped questions from the media on whether he had designs on the manager's job at Old Trafford.

But with Moyes no longer 'The Chosen One', it seems the 40-year-old will get his chance to shine in the hotseat, even if only briefly.

Tuesday, 22 April 2014 12:49

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Peep! It's Manchester United v Referees!

David Moyes and Ryan Giggs were less than impressed following Manchester United's 2-1 defeat at Sunderland in the Capital One Cup semi-final first leg on Tuesday night.

The Scottish boss said "it looks as though we are having to play them [officials] as well as the opposition at the moment" after the Black Cats were awarded a free kick and a penalty which both lead to goals.

And Giggs thinks "it's getting laughable now, the decisions just aren't quite going for us." Not an easy time to be a Manchester United player!

Wednesday, 8 January 2014 12:00

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Mirror image Moyes is Fergie 2.0

Sir Alex Ferguson may have given up the seat of power at Manchester United but his spirit lives on in the dugout through replacement David Moyes, according to Ryan Giggs.

The former Everton boss has endured an indifferent start to the Premier League season, though he has impressed in the Champions League group stages.

And when asked on Absolute Radio whether he had noticed big differences between the two Scots, Giggs replied: “No, not really. I think they're both quite similar.

“Of course the manager's come in to the champions, he doesn't want to change too much but he's going to want to put his own stamp on it.

“I think slowly over time, it will probably change a little, but at the moment, not a lot's changed.”

The rest of the Premier League will be left ruing Giggs' words if Moyes goes on to match Ferguson's astonishing record of success at Old Trafford.

Tuesday, December 3, 2013 12:21

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Cheers! Manchester United players talk transfers

 

Rio Ferdinand has told of how he and his Manchester United team-mates sit around "like fellas in a pub" discussing transfer rumours over the summer.

The centre-back let us into the world of millionaire footballers and their opinions, revealing phrases such as "I don't think he'll be any good, he'll be a great big waste of money" - he's not talking about Wayne Rooney, is he?! 

Beckham joins Fergie, Scholes and Neville in Man Utd retirement home

 

David Beckham once again hit the headlines all over the world on Thursday when he announced his decision to retire from football.

The PSG midfielder has enjoyed a stellar career beginning at Manchester United before taking in Real Madrid, AC Milan and LA Galaxy.

Along the way he has become the world’s most famous footballer, and a global brand, but is now set to hang up his boots after 21 years at the top level.

He is not alone, of course, as his decision follows that of former Manchester United colleagues Sir Alex Ferguson and Paul Scholes, who will also bow out of the game on Sunday.

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Take that Tevez! Sir Alex & Man United celebrate sweet revenge

 

Manchester United got their own back on rivals City by clinching their 20th league title on Monday night.

Roberto Mancini's men broke United hearts on the final day of last season, and Carlos Tevez infamously celebrated by holding up an "RIP Fergie" banner on their open-top bus tour through Manchester.

But United have roared back this season to leave Tevez et al in their wake, and Sir Alex can once again celebrate in style. 
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