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Former Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt has insisted he has no regrets over his departure from Old Trafford, despite potentially missing out on a more regular spot in the side.
Sky Sports’ most popular pundits were on duty for Sunday’s mouth-watering Premier League clash between Manchester City and Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium.
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has mocked Gary Neville when discussing his career at Old Trafford.
A decade and a half on, a certain generation of Sunderland fans still go misty-eyed when recalling the early Roy Keane era on Wearside. One of the many things that sticks in the memory was the ability of his teams to score crucial late goals.
Manchester United have seen some massive names play for the club over the years with some of them going on to become legends at the Premier League giants.
The Fiver lives for weeks like this. Ultimate Barclays, where hype ratchets up to the point where matches can never live up to the billing. Those occasions blown up to such Montgolfier Brothers’ balloon levels usually end up so low in entertainment that they would normally qualify for last place on Match of the Day 2. Long-time Fiver readers probably expect the old comedy one-two shuffle where this august banter email turns to the winner-takes-all battle between Norwich and Burnley, some meta riffs on Dean Smith’s ordinary-man demeanour, Delia Smith, Sean Dyche’s growling alpha realism and a sideways jibe towards Frank Lampard Frank Lamparding it at Frank Lampard’s Everton.
Jamie Carragher’s claim that Liverpool and Manchester City’s rivalry is the best we have ever had in English football is certainly wrong. Arsenal’s rivalry with Manchester United had more substance, competitiveness and dislike between the teams, which made it so much more enticing.
The last thing Phil Marsh remembers before tightly shutting his eyes was a car racing towards him. When he woke up, he realised that paramedics were trying to cut him free from the wreckage of his team-mate’s Honda Civic.