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After 676 games and 150 goals for the club, sadly this morning we learnt that Paul Scholes today has decided to retire from football after a quite magnificent career and that he’ll remain at the club as a coach from next season.
Over the last month or so there has been rumours about Dimitar Berbatov’s future at United. Despite the Bulgarian being our top goal scorer this season with 21 goals, there are still lingering doubts about his long-term future at the club.
Out-of-contract striker Michael Owen has reiterated his desire to stay at Manchester United for another season.
Sadly on a night billed as one of the best Champions League finals ever, once again it was Barcelona who played to thier full potential last night, as they rather comfortably beat Manchester United at Wembley to win their fourth European Cup.
According to Corriere dello Sport in Italy, one of Sir Alex’s long-term targets Wesley Sneijder has given assurances that he will remain at Inter Milan for next season, playing down rumours of a summer move to Old Trafford.
Over the years we’ve had a mixture of good/bad French players.Of course our most famous Frenchman has been ‘The King’ Eric Cantona whilst probably our worst french import would have to be poor old William Prunier who had a very brief loan sepll at the club which lasted only 2 games in the 1995/96 season.
Yesterday was a very contrasting day in the history of Manchester United. On the one hand we had Gary Neville’s testimonial against Juventus, which saw a fantastic crowd of around 42,000 turn up to wave goodbye to probably the greatest right back the club has ever seen.
On the day the Premier League trophy was lifted at Old Trafford a ruthless second half performance from Manchester United proved too much for Ian Holloway’s brave Blackpool who in defeat were condemned to relegation to the Championship.
It wasn’t quite as straight forward as Manchester United fans would have liked it to be, but today the boys got what they needed at Ewood Park to claim a 19th top-flight title, to finally overhaul Liverpool’s once-proud record.