The Glazers got it wrong again with three huge errors in Manchester United takeover process
The Manchester United takeover process is finally edging towards a conclusion, although not one many supporters wanted.
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Emirates issues statement after 'suspicious package' email sparks emergency response at Manchester Airport
Emirates have confirmed that an aircraft was subjected to 'additional security checks' at Manchester Airport last night following an email claiming there was a 'suspicious package' onboard.
Southgate: England lucky to have 'incredible' Bellingham after masterclass against Italy
Gareth Southgate said England are lucky to have Jude Bellingham after the Real Madrid midfielder produced another masterclass to guide his team to a 3-1 victory over Italy and into Euro 2024 on Tuesday night.
Man City boss Pep Guardiola could do something he's only done once before vs Brighton
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Manchester United Sale Saga Leaves Fans With More Questions Than Answers
Nearly a year after Manchester United opened the doors to outside investment, British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe looks set to buy a 25 percent stake in the English Premier League club. A proposed deal worth a reported 1.3 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) is expected to be ratified at a United board meeting on Thursday. But the fact that the Glazer family will remain in control of the club comes as a bitter disappointment for most fans, who were desperate to see the back of the unpopular Americans.
'Annoyed' Warner wants more DRS transparency
Australia batsman David Warner has called for players to be given more transparency over the workings of the Decision Review System (DRS) after falling foul of a line-ball dismissal at the World Cup in India.
Everton sale stalls amid questions about buyer's financials - NYT
The sale of struggling Premier League club Everton to 777 Partners has stalled as the U.S. investment fund has yet to provide audited financial statements to a British regulator, the New York Times said on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.