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Three games and three wins. Erik ten Hag's start as Manchester United manager has been a strong one, with the obvious caveat that pre-season results will count for little once the season starts.
There was some spin at the Melbourne Cricket Ground when a Manchester United official attempted to decrease the volume of the booing for Harry Maguire by insisting the supporters they were surrounded by were chanting his name. Maguire's crass chant, belted out by England's unoriginal following, has hardly been aired at Old Trafford.
Almost Famous is giving away one of its Banksy prints on its last day flipping burgers in its Northern Quarter restaurant this Saturday (July 23). The print - which is worth somewhere in the region of £5000 - will be the prize in a treasure hunt, which will send diners around the city.
Jim Weir is confident St Johnstone will recover from losing key personnel and avoid being dragged into a similar Premiership battle this season.
The Beartown brewery is plotting a city-wide ‘bear hunt’ game, with those spotting the stickers featuring its new logo being offered an evening of free beer. The Congleton-based brewer will be sticking up pink versions of the new logo all over town, in billboards and bus stops.
Manchester United made it three wins out of three this pre-season with a comfortable victory over Crystal Palace in Melbourne.
Manchester United made it three pre-season friendly wins in a row after a comfortable 3-0 victory over a lethargic Crystal Palace in front of more than 76,000 fans at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
It historically tends to be more a hellish business than landing in ‘Hell’ bunker at St Andrews. Raising your head above the parapet to make predictions in professional golf has always been a business best left to an inebriated soul or three at the 19th hole. At least those at the bar can blame it on John Barleycorn.