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MANCHESTER, England : Eleven years ago, Manchester United could make a serious claim to being one of the best teams in Europe. Now, after another limp early Champions League exit, that pinnacle has never felt so far away for this directionless giant.
Gary Lineker and Piers Morgan were involved in a Twitter spat about Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo on Tuesday night.
Manchester United’s Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes (3rd L) and Manchester United’s English defender Harry Maguire (R) appeal to Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic (C) after Atletico score their first goal during the UEFA Champions League round of 16 second leg football match between Manchester United and Atletico Madrid at Old Trafford stadium in Manchester, north west England on March 15, 2022. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP)
Gary Lineker and Piers Morgan did not hold back on Twitter as the duo went head-to-head over Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Jose Mourinho’s 2018 rant about Manchester United’s lack of success in Europe during the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era went viral after the Red Devils’ were knocked out of the 2021-22 Champions League by Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.
Owen Hargreaves insists it isn’t all doom and gloom at Manchester United and claims most players and managers would still want to sign for the club, despite last night’s tepid Champions League exit.
David De Gea looked deflated as the long-serving goalkeeper reflected on “another bad year” for Manchester United following the meek Champions League exit to Atletico Madrid.
There are better teams in Europe than Atletico Madrid, but there's probably no better team at protecting a lead than Diego Simeone's snarling, sneaky rottweilers. The second half was barely a couple of minutes old when the first signs of frustration poured down from the Old Trafford stands and the Manchester United players quickly lost their heads as well.