All the roadworks happening in Greater Manchester this week
Road works can be a pain for all those travelling both in and out of the city.
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Road works can be a pain for all those travelling both in and out of the city.
Just last week, it became official; Prestwich is one of the best places to live in the whole of the UK. The smart Greater Manchester suburb, with its village feel and excellent transport links, landed itself a plumb spot on the Best Places To Live list, published annually by the Sunday Times, its first ever entry on the list.
Fred admits the stunning winner he scored against Crystal Palace ranks as a favourite Manchester United moment after passing 100 appearances in the Premier League. The 29-year-old brought up three figures during a recent draw with Leicester City before picking up a hip injury against Everton.
Nestled in the Torrs Ravine in the middle of New Mills you’ll find Torr Vale Mill, a grade II-listed former cotton mill that has recently entered a new chapter of its long and storied life. Originally built in the 1780s, it is positioned in the centre of the Derbyshire town at the bottom of a dramatic 40-metre deep gorge, and is the place where two rivers - the Sett and Goyt - meet.
Manchester City are reportedly being pushed by Borussia Dortmund over their plans for Erling Haaland. The Sun says Dortmund maintain nothing has been agreed but they want to know as soon as possible if the striker will be leaving. The 21-year-old’s father Alfe-Inge, who played for City from 2000-2003, is leading negotiations and is understood to be happy for his son to join Pep Guardiola’s side.
Ya lo dijo: “Football, bloody hell!”. Una expresión que, siguiendo la licencia poética que nos ofrece el reputado diccionario online Wordreference, podría traducirse como “Fútbol, ¡la puta madre!”, en sentido positivo, pero también como “Fútbol, ¡maldito sea!”. El mítico entrenador del Manchester United lo dijo en sentido celebratorio tras ganar la final de la Champions contra el Bayern en 1999 con dos goles en el último instante. Esta última semana no se ha decidido ningún título pero ha habido unas cuantas razones para gritar fútbol, bloody hell, y cada uno sabrá qué sesgo le da, eufórico o de rabia, pero siempre apasionado después de una verdadera Semana de Pasión convertida en la mejor propagada del fútbol.
Arteta on missing chances
At 11.20pm on a Sunday in April exactly one year ago, football changed.