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'When we bought Manchester City, we looked up to United. Now Sir Jim should learn from us'
A Manchester City executive has welcomed Sir Jim Ratcliffe's plans to turn Old Trafford into a 'Wembley of the North' - but he hopes that United will learn lessons from their rivals. Marty Edelman, who is a member of the City Football Group board, told an audience at the MIPIM property conference in the French Riviera on Tuesday (March 12) that the move by Manchester United is 'excellent'.
Manchester United's tactical approach vs Liverpool is going to rely on three players
In boxing terminology, there is a classic saying that 'styles make fights', which is a way of saying having two distinct fighters going up against each other can often produce great contests, while two defensive tacticians will often combine for 12 rounds of drudgery.
Manchester bar to serve Spanish bottomless brunch with ‘free-flowing’ sangria and mimosas
A popular bar and restaurant in the city centre will be serving up a Spanish-themed bottomless brunch with a range of exciting breakfast dishes as well as ‘free-flowing’ sangria and mimosas.
Two Man City players could learn their Euro 2024 fate today - and it won't be good news
When Gareth Southgate names his England squad this afternoon, there will be the usual Manchester City contingent represented - with plenty of eyes on Phil Foden.
The £77million boost Omar Berrada could give Manchester United and stop them losing key argument
A key issue for Manchester United this summer will not only be to overhaul their playing squad, it will also be to overhaul their wage bill, with a number of high-earning players set to be moved on.
'I don't want it in Toronto': PWHL Montreal eager to break women's hockey attendance record
Ann-Renée Desbiens isn't comfortable with Toronto holding the attendance record for a women's hockey game.
A's Laughably Comparing Las Vegas Move To Dodgers Leaving For Los Angeles
If you were looking for insight into just how absurd Major League Baseball management is, the Oakland A's might have provided the single best example.