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A new study has suggested that Manchester is the best city for parking in the UK - yes, really. Ask any Mancunian whether they’d agree with such sentiment, and they’ll undoubtedly throw a few choice words your way as they recall the nightmares of finding parking spaces near the arena before an Ed Sheeran gig.
“We we’re all set for world domination,” laments Conor Oberst in his signature Nebraskan drawl, as he relates what by how is a familiar story to a near-capacity crowd at the Apollo. Many in attendance tonight will have been holding on to their tickets for two-and-a-half years, since they first went on sale shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic conspired to derail the big comeback for one of the US’ most beloved indie rock outfits.
Patson Daka has delivered a confident warning to Manchester United as out-of-sorts Leicester City prepare for a crucial Premier League fixture against Erik ten Hag and his players on Thursday night (8pm). United are primed and ready for a trip to the King Power Stadium after two straight victories.
UFL, the upcoming competitor to both FIFA and eFootball, has been delayed into 2023.
Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo is believed to be the coach to Leicester, according to Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge.
Erling Haaland made it two hat-tricks from as many games with his glut of goals against Nottingham Forest.
The 2022/23 season is well underway and many of the world’s biggest teams are already making their presence felt.
Cristiano Ronaldo's 37-year-old legs and sky-high wages have deterred Europe's aristocracy from signing him from Manchester United and granting his wish for Champions League football. However, in contrast United and their domestic rivals have found no outlandish fee or wage demands beyond them. As of last Thursday, gross spending by the 20 Premier League teams stood at £1.5 billion, surpassing the 2017 record of £1.43 billion spent by English clubs in the close-season window.