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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Manchester United Interested in Phil Jagielka
It seems that this summer will be the one in which every half decent Everton player will be linked with a move to Manchester United. After Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini have already been mentioned, Phil Jagielka is the next one to enter the rumor mill.
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Manchester United – Wayne Rooney Ruins the Perfection of Alex Ferguson Leaving
Going against the club and especially against Alex Ferguson never earns a player too much adoration from the fans, but it was weird to hear so many boos for Wayne Rooney as he was walking over to pick up yet another Premier League winners’ medal, possibly his last with Manchester United.
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Manchester United – Paul Scholes Retiring And No One Cares
It’s hard to say Paul Scholes had a lot to do with his 11th Premier League title. He hasn’t started in a league match since December, but a medal is a medal. Retiring for the second time in 24 months shouldn’t raise too many eyebrows, with Manchester United having a more meaningful departure to handle. One of the greatest midfielders in England’s history is calling it quits, this time for good, but without anyone really paying attention.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Manchester United Will Try to Sign Gareth Bale
There will be some serious cash splashing out of the Manchester United piggy bank in order to help the transition of David Moyes from small club to huge one, and one of the players he might be acquiring next season will be none other than player of the season, Gareth Bale, from Tottenham.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Barcelona Also Interested in Wayne Rooney
It seems Manchester United are trying to fight the rumors about Wayne Rooney handing in a transfer request, but according to his twitter account, he’s no longer a player for them, only a Nike footballer. There have been plenty of teams linked to the star player this season, and according to reports in Spain, Barcelona will be one of those trying to sign him this summer.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Manchester United Going After Leighton Baines & Marouane Fellaini
The arrival of David Moyes to Old Trafford means that surely some of his former players from Everton will come with him to Manchester United, and the first couple of names to come up are of Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini.
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Manchester United – Worried About Wayne Rooney, Not David Moyes
It doesn’t matter who will be the next manager at Manchester United, it’ll never be the same. Right now, all fingers point to David Moyes as being the man, but beneath all the talk of sideline replacements resides a more important issue: Wayne Rooney possibly wanting out of the club after 10 seasons, and the struggle to keep him at Old Trafford.
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Alex Ferguson Leaving Manchester United – Some of Us Are Happy
It’s not part of tradition to speak ill of those leaving, retiring from the game of football, after achieving so much. But Alex Ferguson is leaving Manchester United as the beloved man the media tries to portray him as. There are quite a few fans, not just opposing managers, filled with smiles for about 24 hours, knowing that someone they couldn’t stand watching is departing the sidelines for good.
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Alex Ferguson – A Career in Numbers
For over a decade, we’ve been hearing about Sir Alex Ferguson thinking about stepping down from his eternal hold on the Manchester United managerial seat, not to mention on the “King of English Football” title. After 40 years as a football manager, at the age of 71, bowing down as Premier League champion once again, he decided it’s time to say goodbye to the team, the fans and the game.
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Manchester United & Alex Ferguson – It’s Over
After 27 years, 13 Premier League titles and two Champions League trophies, the most successful manager in the history of English football, despite being from Scotland, is retiring. The rumors have been whirling around Manchester United and Alex Ferguson for the last 12 hours, and the manager could no longer avoid the questions and the doubts, confirming this season will be his last at the helm of the club he turned into the most successful in England and one of the strongest in Europe.