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With the best part of 15 years in the media and a successful playing career behind him, Chris Kamara has established himself as one of the most popular faces in football. We had a chat with the man himself about Louis van Gaal, Adnan Januzaj and what United fans can expect next season.
Manchester United’s season is dead, but they will want to go out on a high – especially as it will probably be Ryan Giggs’ final game in charge of first team matters. For the time being, at least. They go up against Southampton – here are three key battles that will shape the game.
Bacary Sagna arrived at Arsenal from Auxerre in 2007 and has since played almost 300 games at right-back for the Gunners. He has made a name for himself as one of the best full-backs in the Premier League during his seven year stint, but his contract at the Emirates runs out in the summer and he is being linked with a move away. According to the Daily Star, Manchester United is a preferred destination, so here are three reasons why the Red Devils should snap him up.
After 27 years in charge, Sir Alex Ferguson officially left his post at Manchester United last year and left some incredibly big shoes to fill at Old Trafford. David Moyes was the man who stepped into them, but after 10 months in charge he was shown the exit today after a dismal season. United currently sit in seventh place and won’t be in the Champions League next season and probably won’t be in the Europa League. But who is going to come in? My vote goes for Jose Mourinho.
Finally the inevitable has happened at Old Trafford. Manchester United have disposed of the services of David Moyes which will come as no surprise to any of us given the shambolic season the Red Devils have endured. However, the intrigue will come in the selection of his successor.
Everton will be looking to put Wednesday’s disappointing 3-2 loss to Crystal Palace behind them when they welcome Manchester United to Goodison Park this weekend. Despite the defeat to Palace the race for Champions League football is still very much alive for Roberto Martinez’s side, and they will be desperate for all 3 points on Sunday as they attempt to leapfrog Arsenal who currently sit in 4th place.
We [Manchester United] have our work cut out this evening. David Moyes leads the team out against Bayern Munich tonight looking for a spot in the semi-finals of the Champions League, and although everyone is expecting us to be beaten, I think we can get something out of the game. If I was Moyes, this is how I would set out the team.
Bayern Munich have already won the Bundesliga and are still unbeaten in the league. They are the reigning champions of Europe and everyone expects them to stroll through us this evening. Even a large majority of United fans. But I think we will win the game – here’s why.
The supporters are the heart and soul of any club. Managers, players and even owners all come and go, but the fans of the club will always be there, paying their money and voicing their support. And although that gives them the right to show their frustrations, more often than not those in the stands will back their team.
The Metro are today reporting a story that Louis Van Gaal is being tipped for the next Manchester United manager, which some fans will be relieved to hear. However, here are three reasons why I would forget about him and stick with David Moyes. Yes, I am being serious.