James Garner sends message to Erik ten Hag after Manchester United return
James Garner has sent a message to Erik ten Hag after he returned to Manchester United training on Monday.
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Full list of Greater Manchester pubs where you can get a free pint - but only if you have one of these surnames
Fifteen Greater Manchester pubs are offering out a free drink to visitors throughout July - but only if they have one of 23 surnames. To celebrate the start of the Women’s Euros this week, Greene King is offering a free drink to any pub goer sharing their surname with a Lioness.
Rochdale council bids for £40m Levelling Up funds - and it could mean big things for Heywood and Middleton
Rochdale council is to make two separate bids for £20m in ‘levelling up’ monies for projects in Rochdale and Heywood and Middleton respectively. The applications will be made to the government by midday on Wednesday after bosses signed off on the proposals at the latest cabinet meeting.
Manchester United announce signing of left-back Tyrell Malacia from Feyenoord
Manchester United have made Feyenoord left-back Tyrell Malacia their first signing of the summer.
Bayern Munich legend urges German giants to sign Manchester United ace Cristiano Ronaldo
Former Germany international Lothar Matthaus believes Bayern Munich should consider signing Cristiano Ronaldo this summer amid reports that he wants to leave Manchester United.
Four Chelsea players Manchester United could target in Cristiano Ronaldo swap deal
Manchester United have a decision to make following the revelation that Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave the club this summer.
Sheffield United edging closer to sealing permanent deal for 23-year-old defender
Sheffield United are edging closer to sealing a permanent deal for Malmo defender Anel Ahmedhodzic.
‘You had to pinch yourself’ - How the 2005 Euros changed the landscape of women’s football in England
When the first Euro 2022 match kicks off on Wednesday at Old Trafford as England take on Austria, the country will be witnessing a very different tournament to the one hosted seventeen years ago. In 2005, the Football Association was preparing for the ninth edition of the women’s Euros, which was a significant opportunity for the growth of the game. With England acting as sole hosts for a major women's football event for the first time, there was a lot of pressure to ensure the tournament would make a positive impact on the general population.