Showing posts with label David de Gea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David de Gea. Show all posts

Steady progress under Erik ten Hag amidst uncertainity over club ownership

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Erik ten Hag clearly over achieved in his first season as manager of Manchester United by finishing third, winning a trophy , reaching final...

David de Gea next in line for ruthless Erik ten Hag after seeing off Ronaldo and Maguire

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When Sir Alex Ferguson wanted fans favourite Norman Whiteside and Paul McGrath out of Manchester United squad, none at the club were pleased...

Fatigue catches up with the best United midfield in a decade

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At the London stadium, Manchester United team consisting of midfield trio Casemiro, Eriksen and Fernandes tasted its first defeat to West H...

United dominate opposition after years in doldrums

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Manchester United totally bossed the game with 28 shots 10 on-target against 3rd placed Antonio Conte's Tottenham Hotspur who were also ...

Do or die against our biggest rivals as #GlazersOut gathers pace

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New manager Erik ten Hag lost opening two games comprehensively against Brighton & Hove Albion (home) and Brentford (away) by scoreline ...

United likely to promote Matej Kovar

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With the likely impending move of Dean Henderson away from Old Trafford for next season, a position becomes vacant in the first team to back...

Paul Mitchell or relegation battle next season

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With upto six players coming to end of their contracts at Manchester United who already have an unfilled vacancy in central midfield since d...

(Rang)Nick of time

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Two wins against differing tactical sides in Brentford and West Ham United brought much needed optimism about the remainder of this season a...

Ronaldo-de Gea FC

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Solskjaer's side suffered a humiliating 0-5 defeat at the hands of their biggest rivals in English football Liverpool at home. Defeat 3 ...

Must win game for Solskjaer, again!

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Manchester United travel to Goodison Park to play Everton after two defeats in two competitions, first a loss to Arsenal at home in Old Traf...

Cannot afford to lose in the toughest group on return to Champions' League

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Manchester United finished 3rd surprising everyone to qualify for Champions' League only to be drawn against last years finalist's P...

United need a convincing performance to avert a crisis

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Speculation will always be rife about the future of their manager and of their main players if United lose two of their three games let alon...

United crave to be consistent through the season to retain top four status

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An unusual 2019-20 season drew to a close in late August in which United's fortunes contrasted with their worst start in 33 years befor...

Don't panic if Messi joins...

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Louis van Gaal's term as Manchester United manager ended on a winning note, FA Cup the last United triumph at Wembley. On the final day...