Manchester ruled over London for the second time on Sunday as Manchester United kept up the pace with Manchester City at the top after defeating Arsenal at the Emirates to show that they can still out grind out results against supposed title-rivals.
Some may have said it was inevitable, some may say it he’s past it at the age of 37 but there’s no denying that Paul Scholes’ comeback has added a little bit more fuel to the fire recently at Old Trafford and that’s only a good thing.
Two people who certainly will not be exchanging Christmas cards this year are Sir Alex Ferguson and Roy Keane. Sundays eye opening two page spread in a national news paper by Keane, had the ramblings of a bitter old man written all over it.
Here at WAFU we are always looking for new stories to put on our site and we are always open for more contributors to our site as well.
We’ve done our predictions for this season’s Champions League group-stages but right-now how far do you think United can go across the whole-competition. Feel free to vote in our poll here:
One thing that annoyed me in the aftermath of England’s win in Bulgaria on Friday night was that still, despite scoring twice and looking dangerous throughout the game, there were still some fans of the national team unhappy with Wayne Rooney’s performance.
Here’s a round-up of some of the latest and best articles up on We All Follow United that are worth reading:
One of the things that I first thought of when WAFU came to life, was that aside from having the usual content that #MUFC fansites usually have, was to try and do something abit different.
He is the equivalent to Marmite on the Old Trafford terraces. Some call him lazy, others call him sensational. Whilst his future at United is uncertain, Dimitar Berbatov has come out with fighting talk, stating his desire to stay at the club on Bulgarian television.