3 ways new manager Ruben Amorim can rebuild Manchester United's identity
Analysis: The Portuguese manager faces a massive task at Old Trafford when it comes to imposing his footballing philosophy on all concerned
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Simon Jordan gives brutal verdict on new Rangers CEO and Man United decisions
Former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan has humorously suggested that having a background at Manchester United doesn't necessarily make new Rangers chief executive Patrick Stewart a good appointment. The Aberdeen-born ex Red Devils supremo spent almost two decades in various roles at Old Trafford before he recently left the English Premier League giants.
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Start apik Liverpool berlanjut dan cuma kalah dari Manchester United-nya Sir Alex Ferguson. Akankah The Reds bisa juga juara Liga Inggris di akhir musim?
Smirking Simon Jordan delivers brutal Patrick Stewart Man Utd CV quip as Rangers CEO told Philippe Clement dilemma
Ex Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan joked that having a background Manchester United doesn’t necessarily make new Rangers chief executive Patrick Stewart a good appointment.
David Moyes emerges as frontrunner to replace Steve Cooper at Leicester City
David Moyes has emerged as a frontrunner for the vacant Leicester City job.
Ruben Amorim is working on Manchester United's three weaknesses with new warm-up drills
Jose Mourinho provided his own epitaph after his final match in charge of Tottenham: "Different coach, same players." That succinct summation applied to Manchester United under Ruben Amorim at Portman Road.
I played for Sir Alex Ferguson when Man Utd burned out – Man City have fallen into the same trap
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'Waste of time' - Ruben Amorim reveals one thing he definitely won't do at Manchester United
Ruben Amorim believes it would be a "waste of time" for him to analyse what went wrong for previous managers at Manchester United.