Jason Wilcox admits he can’t help interfering because “I’m... a coach” Manchester United director of Football warned Ruben Amorim that he was going to meddle and get involved with tactics and team selection. Exclusively filmed by John Gubba at the Association of Former Manchester United players dinner in September #rubenamorim #jasonwilcoxshow more

🔴⚫️ Ruben Amorim with assistant coach Carlos Fernandes who’s... been with him at Casa Pia, SC Braga, Sporting and Manchester United. Carlos will be responsible for the set-pieces. under Ruben Amorim & Carlos Fernandes, Manchester United scored a total of 20 set-pieces (Excluding penalties)show more

🔴 Roy Keane urges Manchester United to sign Ayase... Ueda 🎙️ Roy Keane speaks on Ayase Ueda and how he impressed for Japan, and I want Manchester United and Carrick to be all over him. 🗣️ “I went and watched the Japan game vs Tunisia and I’m going to tell you I totally enjoyed the game seeing players like Nakamura and a lot of them. But I was more concerned with Ayase Ueda. The kid really impressed me. He strikes the ball so well and it makes me remember Javier Hernández (Chicharito). He can sneak in spaces and he’s so good on the ball.” I want Manchester United and Michael Carrick to be all over this talent. He could work incredibly well alongside Sesko. Would you take Ayase Ueda to Manchester United? 🤔🇯🇵show more

John Motson was the voice of football for so... many for over 40 years Here he is commentating on Brighton v Manchester United at the Goldstone Ground, spotting his dad in the West Stand and getting a wave back #BHAFC RIP Mottyshow more

🚨🎙️Fabrizio Romano : Manchester United has signed only one... midfielder andrey santos and will move for other targets as Ederson deal collapses. They are aware of baleba been keen to join and assessing other options (Manu kone , Alex Scott) 🗣️Carlos Baleba would love to JOIN Manchester United, in the sense that Baleba already one year ago agreed personal terms with Man United. He was ready to go to Man United one year ago without European football. So imagine how much he would like to go to United. United are aware of the player desire he would be super keen on joining Manchester United but at the moment United have not returned with an approach or a proposal to Brighton.'' 🗣️Man United are considering a move for Manu Kone and have added the Roma midfielder to their shortlist after being informed he is keen to test himself in the Premier League, (Graeme Bailey ) #MUFCshow more

🚨🎙️Fabrizio Romano : Manchester United have made contacts with... Lewis hall’s camp , they really like the player and huge movement soon 🗣️United see hall like Luke Shaw some one that can play the wing for over a lot of years and really likes how he plays with Micheal carrick involved 🗣️Manchester United are interested in Lewis Hall as they look to strengthen at left-back. With Luke Shaw their only established natural left-back and Champions League football returning, United want another specialist option. Noussair Mazraoui can cover the role, but the club are keen to add more depth. [Andy Mitten] #MUFCshow more

Day 12 of the Advent Calendar! 🙌 Reply with... #Super6Christmas and the answer for a chance to win today's prize 🎁 What was the score the last time Manchester United faced Manchester City in the Premier League? 🤑 Winner announced at 4pm ⏰show more

This is Dominican monk Philip Mulryne from Northern Ireland.... Before taking vows of poverty, celibacy, and obedience, he was a professional footballer. In the late 90s and early 2000s, he played for Norwich City and Manchester United. In the latter, he earned over half a million pounds per season. He also played 27 matches for the Northern Ireland national team.show more

Raphinha was on the bench shaking hands with the... players like that would help. Instead of protecting himself, he goes and gets injured in a useless match. Now we’re stuck with a LW that can’t finish. I’m so pissed with himshow more

🔴 Joshua Zirkzee vows to fight for his future... at Manchester United as Bournemouth prepare move In a heartfelt interview, Joshua Zirkzee opened up about his desire to stay and fight at Manchester United. 🗣️ “My sole desire was to come here and have the best time of my life. I want to contribute and help the club in any way I can. I hear the criticism, but I won’t let it weigh me down. I will keep fighting for every inch.” The Dutch striker also revealed he draws huge inspiration from Wayne Rooney, saying watching him gives him a real boost. Meanwhile, Bournemouth are ready to sign Joshua Zirkzee if they sell Eli Junior Kroupi. Manchester United could let him go for £25-30 million. Should Manchester United sell Joshua Zirkzee or keep him and let him fight for his place?show more

Philip Mulryne once had the life many young men... dream of. He was a professional footballer who played for Manchester United, Norwich City, and the Northern Ireland national team, earning 27 international caps. At the height of his career, he was reportedly earning around half a million pounds per year. After leaving football in 2008, he officially retired in 2009 and began formation for the Catholic priesthood. Mulryne later explained that football had given him privilege, comfort, and success, but not the peace he expected. He said he was shocked to realize that, even with the kind of life many young men desire, there was still a deep emptiness beneath it. That search led him back to the faith. In 2009, he entered Saint Malachy’s Seminary in Belfast. He studied philosophy at Queen’s University Belfast and theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. In 2012, he entered the Dominican Order. On July 8, 2017, Philip Mulryne was ordained a Catholic priest at St Saviour’s in Dublin. At his ordination, Archbishop Di Noia connected his life as an athlete to his priestly vocation, saying that his experience in football had helped prepare him for the priesthood because he already understood discipline, sacrifice, and working toward a goal. Now, that goal was Christ. Philip Mulryne left behind professional football, money, and public success to serve God as a priest. A life that once revolved around the pitch became a life offered at the altar.show more

Dave Carroll was a singer-songwriter and a member of... the band Sons of Maxwell. In 2008, he flew with United Airlines from Halifax to Omaha, with a layover in Chicago. He checked in his Taylor guitar, which he valued at $3,500, as part of his luggage. Upon arriving in Omaha, he discovered that his guitar was broken, apparently due to mishandling by the baggage handlers. He contacted United Airlines to file a claim, but faced indifference and bureaucracy. They informed him that he had missed the 24-hour window to report the damage and was not eligible for compensation. In his attempts to escalate his complaint to various managers and executives, he received no satisfactory response or resolution. Frustrated, he decided to take matters into his own hands and wrote a song called “United Breaks Guitars”, recording it with his band and posting it on YouTube. The song quickly went viral and had a significant impact on United Airlines' reputation and customer satisfaction. Within four weeks of the video's release, United Airlines' stock price fell 10%, costing stockholders about $180 million in value.show more

This Dividion 3 baseball player was given a tounge... lashing by his coach for not hustling out of the batter’s box and admiring his homerun. The coach yells at him to hustle because he doesn’t know if it’s going to be a home run and he needs to hustle. He tells him if he ever does that again, it will be his last at bat there. Some are saying the coach is being ridiculous, let the player have fun. Others are saying the coach was right on the money and that’s what is wrong with players today- too much showboating. What do you think? Do you think the coach overacted or do you think he was correct?show more

Are Republicans going to call for the resignation of... Vladimir Putin, and call him "unfit for office" because during the Tucker Carlson interview he didn't remember when he was in the United States meeting with George H.W. Bush? Just asking for a friend.show more

Roy Hodgson’s advice to grassroots coaches 👇 🗣️”Make certain... that every kid at your training sessions finds some enjoyment and doesn’t want to give the game up because of what you’ve done as a coach. Don’t coach 12, 13 or 14 year olds as if you’re Manchester United preparing for a Champions League game.”show more

Saw a Tumblr post that said Niall staying with... Alby is a form of penance & sign of devotion to Ruben because he has to show that the choice he makes at the trial was absolutely worth sacrificing Ruben's freedom for and ykw it tracks... #halfmanshow more

🚨New: Garnacho on Manchester United and Chelsea: • Reporter:... Alejandro, you’ve been through Manchester United, Chelsea, and now Aston Villa. How do you reflect on that journey? 🗣️Alejandro Garnacho: I won’t lie, it has been difficult. From my perspective, Manchester United gave up on me too early. Leaving Old Trafford gave me a different kind of motivation because I wanted to prove that they had made a mistake. When Chelsea came for me, I honestly saw it as my answer to United. I wanted to become a top player there, succeed at the highest level, and make people at United look back and think they had let the wrong player go. But football doesn’t always follow the script. Instead, Chelsea became another setback. That’s the reality. Two massive clubs, two opportunities that didn’t end the way I imagined. Now everyone has their opinion. United fans will probably say they were right to let me go. Chelsea fans will probably say I wasn’t good enough. They’re entitled to think that. My job isn’t to argue with them, it’s to prove both of them wrong on the pitch. And despite everything, I don’t regret the path I’ve taken because every setback has taught me something. I also understand the pressure I’m under. If I fail here, people will say the problem was always me. I know this loan could define the next stage of my career. There were people who questioned different parts of my game. Some at United felt I lacked discipline. At Chelsea, I felt there were doubts about my consistency. Whether those opinions were fair or not, this is my chance to show that I can be disciplined, consistent, and deliver every single week. Football gives you second chances, but it rarely gives you a third. That’s why I see Aston Villa differently. This isn’t just another move, it’s my reset button. It’s the perfect place to rebuild my confidence, rebuild my reputation, and remind people why they believed in me in the first place. Working under Unai Emery gives me confidence because he’s a manager who improves players. I believe he can help unlock the best version of me. At the end of the day, I don’t need to win arguments with Manchester United or Chelsea fans. I just need my football to do the talking.show more

🚨🎙️Liam Rosenior on Andrey santos signing for Manchester United... "Andrey is going to have a magnificent career. People forget how young he really is because he plays like he's 32. I call him 'Dunga' because of the intelligence and maturity he shows every single game. His understanding of football is exceptional, and that's something you simply can't teach." "Look at his numbers—they're outstanding. Goals, duels won, recoveries, interceptions—his stats are through the roof. But what impresses me even more are the things that don't always appear on the stat sheet." "He's an intangibles player. He fills spaces before anyone else sees the danger, makes the pass before the assist, covers teammates without being asked, and constantly puts others in positions to succeed. Those little details are what separate very good players from truly special ones." "He's completely selfless. He makes everyone around him better because he always puts the team first. That's a rare quality in modern football." *"I'm convinced Andrey Santos is going to have an outstanding career. He's already showing leadership, intelligence, and composure far beyond his years. A magnificent player with an even brighter future ahead of him." #MUFCshow more

President Trump: We've been protecting these countries for years... with NATO, because NATO is us. You can ask Putin. Putin fears us. He has no fear of Europe whatsoever. He fears the United States of America and the military that was built by me in the first term.show more

🚨 Roy Keane Backs Manchester United's transfer strategy: "This... is what big clubs do, they don't panic, they plan. 🗣️ Roy Keane: Manchester United have done really well in the transfer market recently, and they've continued that trend this summer. You can clearly see there's a different approach now. A lot of people expected United to get dragged into bidding wars for players like Morten Hjulmand and Sandro Tonali, especially with other clubs pushing hard. But United didn't panic. They refused to overpay just for the sake of making headlines. That's the difference. In previous years, they might have rushed into deals or paid whatever was asked. Now they're identifying the right players, negotiating properly and only moving when the deal makes sense. The best clubs don't let the market control them they control the market. If a deal isn't right, you walk away and move to the next target. That's exactly what Manchester United are starting to do again. You can see there's a clear plan behind the recruitment now.show more

My buddy Ramon van Meer is a single dad... and runs a great company. He somehow has enough time to coach middle school football. Now fyi this isn’t his son’s team. Years ago he coached his kids team and the younger kids heard about him and asked if he’d couch theirs. Also, up until he started coaching, Ramon barely knew was football was (he’s Dutch). He had to read like five books! He shows up every game with like $30 in $5 Starbucks gift cards and hands em out as prizes for different players. Well, today he was asked to come speak to the entire middle school where he coaches football. They asked him because the kids kept bragging how inspirational he is and how much they love him. I’m so freakin proud of Ramon. He inspires me so much.show more