On the back of yet another eventful window of transfer-fuelled excitement down at Old Trafford this summer, in which the world renown likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan all sought to join up with Jose Mourinho’s newfound era with the Red Devils in 2016/17 – you may be forgiven for forgetting all
This weekend’s highly anticipated Manchester derby was always going to prove a rather captivating affair when all is said and done. With both Mourinho and Guardiola going toe-to-toe for the very first time among the English top-flight, it’s no surprise just how much Saturday’s 12:30 kick-off really served to excite and enthral every Premier League onlooker
When Paul Pogba first arrived on the scene with Manchester United just a handful of short seasons ago, the fiery young Frenchman certainly looked like he had all the talent necessary to make a real splash among the English top-flight in the not too distant future. Several lack of first team opportunities at Old
There is currently less than a month to go before the first long-awaited fixture of the 2016/17 Premier League campaign is finally ready to get underway, and for the many die-hard – and not so die-hard – Manchester United supporters across the country, such an event signals the start of a brand new era down
Let’s face it, when Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s initial move to Manchester United was first officially announced this summer, the vast majority of Premier League football fans clearly felt a wave of predicted excitement wash over them in enthralling style – regardless of which BPL club you happen to support. Even Manchester City fans must have
Now that Manchester United have gone eight consecutive matches without a win in 2015/16, Louis van Gaal must subsequently go about his business down at Old Trafford with an intensified cloud of uncertainty hanging above his head. His team have simply looked incapable of scoring enough goals throughout the course of the current campaign thus
So there we have it – Jose Mourinho and Chelsea Football Club have finally parted ways in what has so far proven a campaign to forget for the Stamford Bridge faithful. After enduring nine frustrating losses in sixteen league matches this season, something seemingly had to change sooner or later… Instead of building a
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