One of Manchester United's backroom staff has sent them a reminder in a way nobody expected
Manchester United rolled out the red carpet at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon to welcome back some of the club's most famous faces of the past.
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Manchester United rolled out the red carpet at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon to welcome back some of the club's most famous faces of the past.
Australia wicket-keeper batter Josh Inglis set records tumbling as he smashed a swashbuckling 103 off just 49 balls against Scotland in the second T20I of the series. Coming in to bat at no. 3, Inglis sent the ball to all parts of the Grange Cricket Club in Edinburgh to notch up his second T20I ton. However, he notched up two other special achievements as he reached his hundred. For one, he broke his own record, and for the other, he became the first Australian wicket-keeper batter to do so.
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Dimitar Berbatov has sent a message to Wayne Rooney after the pair played alongside each other once again for Manchester United Legends - at an appreciative Old Trafford - on Saturday afternoon.
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Former Liverpool captain Ron Yeats, who led the club to their first FA Cup and two top-flight titles, has died aged 86, the Premier League side announced on Saturday. The ex-Scotland defender was part of the Liverpool side that won the Second Division title under Bill Shankly in 1962 and went on to win the old First Division twice, the FA Cup in 1965 and the Charity Shield three times. He had been living with Alzheimer's disease in recent years. Liverpool FC is mourning the passing of legendary former captain Ron Yeats," read a club statement. "In the words of Bill Shankly, a 'colossus' in club history.