Manchester Evening News — Paul Scholes has admitted at Christmas last year he thought he would have retired by now.
8 hours agoManchester Evening News — Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-sung believes there is still plenty of room for improvement from the Reds players.
12 hours agoManchester Evening News — By 21 Ryan Giggs was driving a Ferrari, dating glamorous women and being compared to football’s original playboy, George Best.
15 hours agoManchester Evening News — Liverpool stalwart Jamie Carragher believes Manchester United striker Michael Owen deserves to be treated with respect when he returns to Anfield to play in the defender's testimonial on Saturday.
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23 hours agoManchester Evening News — Dimitar Berbatov’s campaign could be shaped by Sir Alex Ferguson’s Euro selection against Rangers.
September 2, 2010Manchester Evening News — Nemanja Vidic is revelling in his latest role as Manchester United skipper.
September 2, 2010Manchester Evening News — Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves have handed Manchester United a twin boost.
September 2, 2010Manchester Evening News — New Tottenham signing Rafael van der Vaart reckons Manchester United are the only club that can be compared with Real Madrid.
September 2, 2010The Guardian — • England defender comes through 45 minutes against Oldham• Hopes of league return on Saturday weekThere was good news for England and Manchester United tonight after Rio Ferdinand stepped up his return to fitness by playing in his first match since suffering the knee injury that wrecked his World Cup.Ferdinand managed 45 minutes for Manchester United's reserves against Oldham Athletic, almost three months since damaging knee ligaments in an accidental collision with his England team-mate Emile Heskey in training.The defender now hopes to be involved when Sir Alex Ferguson's team play Everton ...
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