Manchester United Is A Crime" - Agitated Fan Tells Police After Sunderland Loss.

A DRUNK Manchester United fan called police and demanded to speak to former boss Sir Alex Ferguson after his team lost to Sunderland in the Capital One Cup semi-final.  Greater Manchester Police said they received the bizarre called from a distressed supporter in Crumpsall in North Manchester at 10.30pm, just after the match which saw Sunderland win 2-1 on penalties.  Greater Manchester Police released a statement on their GMP Manchester North Facebook page on this morning.

Manchester United Fans Contribute Money To Buy Back Ronaldo

After a weekend of goodbyes to iconic figures Sir Alex Ferguson and Paul Scholes, Manchester United fans might be saying hello again to Cristiano Ronaldo - if they themselves can find the money.

A small band of Australian-based United supporters have created a website where fans can help raise funds to bring back their old favourite, who has a £100million buyout clause, from Real Madrid.

The 'BringRonaldoHome' movement has already received thousands of pledges to buy a United shirt with Ronaldo on it - however it needs 10 million to donate a tenner for this target to be reached.

Rooney Has Asked To Leave United – Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed that Wayne Rooney, has sent in a transfer request, asking to leave Manchester United.

Speculations were rife this week, that the England international wanted out, after Ferguson himself announced he was leaving the club and he has been linked with Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich and Arsenal.

The manager revealed after the 2-1 win over Swansea, that the former Everton man was keen to leave and that is why he was left out the side on Sunday afternoon.

“I don’t think Wayne was keen to play, simply because he has asked for a transfer,” Ferguson told Sky Sports 1.

Manchester United Names David Moyes As Manager

David Moyes has been appointed as manager of Manchester United on a six-year contract, the English Premier League champions said on Thursday.  Moyes, the current Everton manager, will take charge of United from July 1. He succeeds Alex Ferguson who is retiring this month after more than 26 years at United.  “We unanimously agreed on David Moyes,” said Ferguson, who announced his retirement on Wednesday after 26 years as United boss.

Jones Tipped To Become A United Great.

Among the players who had earned praise after Manchester United clinched the Premier League title is young defender Phil Jones. Amid the excitement of Monday’s title- clinching celebrations at Old Trafford, Sir Alex Ferguson lauded Jones for his contributions this season.
In Phil Jones, he says, “arguably, the way he’s looking, he could be our best ever player.”
Jones has featured at right- back and central midfield positions. Spectacular performances include the 21- year- old player’s display in the heart of United’s defence against Aston Villa.
Ryan Giggs believes Jones will be ‘outstanding’ for years to come. For the veteran, Jones’ Monday’s accomplished display is a sign of greater expectations.

Mourinho Speaks: Man United Win Wasn't So Special.. I've Had Better

ONLY Jose Mourinho could look back on the last fortnight and claim it was nothing special.

A victory at Old Trafford and wins home and away against Barcelona — most managers dream of such a run.

But the Real Madrid boss just shrugged and smiled at the suggestion that it was a remarkable set of results.

It started with a stunning 3-1 triumph over arch-rivals Barcelona in the Nou Camp to reach the final of the Copa del Rey quickly followed by a 2-1 La Liga win over Barca back at the Bernabeu.

Manchester United Have Been Lucky – Mancini

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini believes Manchester United have been lucky in opening their substantial lead at the top of the Premier League.

Reigning champions City host Chelsea on Sunday, looking to trim United’s significant advantage which was stretched to 15 points on Saturday when they triumphed 2-0 at QPR.

Mancini’s men face a huge task if they are to peg back their city rivals but the manager insists United have had the rub of the green on their way to the top." Until now, United have been really lucky with everything,” he said.

Man United become first team valued over $3bn

Manchester United have become the first sports team in the world to be valued at more than $3bn. A surge in the club’s shares after a poor start when they were offered on the New York Stock Exchange in August has seen the overall value of United rise to $3.3bn (£2.1bn).

According to Forbes, United are comfortably ahead of the world’s second-most valuable sports team, the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, worth $2.1bn (£1.4bn).

Ferguson Tips Mourinho To Succeed Him At Manchester United

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has expressed his belief that Jose Mourinho would be a worthy candidate to succeed him in the Old Trafford hot seat.

The 70-year-old has been in charge at United since 1986 and has yet to reveal when he plans on stepping down from the role in order to retire.

Ferguson believes United ready to pile pressure on Chelsea

NEWCASTLE, United Kingdom (AFP) – Sir Alex Ferguson believes Manchester United are ready to pile the pressure on Premier League leaders Chelsea after sweeping to a 3-0 victory over Newcastle at St James’ Park.
Early goals from defenders Jonny Evans and Patrice Evra plus a stunning late strike from England midfielder Tom Cleverley were enough to secure a deserved victory for Ferguson’s side on Sunday.
It means United climb above defending champions Manchester City on goal difference, four points behind leaders Chelsea as the Premier League goes into the international break.