Manchester United have struggled since the start of the season, and Bruno Fernandes’ bad form could be a root cause to their issues.
Manchester United are showing key signs of improvement under Erik ten Hag, and it feels like it’s only a matter of time before things turn in the right direction for his side. The Dutch manager has switched things up since the Liverpool defeat, abandoning some of the approaches that left the eleven on the pitch…
A weak of almost molten excrement, culminating in a Sunday where my personal team wasn’t so much shat on, but violently assaulted in a back alley and left for dead. Let’s do this. It’s the latest Team of the Weak. JOHNSTONE – 4.4 – WOLVES Not a single save in a 3-goal loss. Essentially turning…
“Wissa is not good news. It looks like an injury that will be a couple of months. It’s very frustrating. It will leave a hole but I will find a solution and other players will step up”. Thomas Frank On Yoane Wissa Following The Loss To Manchester City Following Brentford’s promotion to the Premier League…
Manchester United opened their transfer window by signing Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna. After their first two games of the season, calls from the media have grown loud again that Manchester United needs a proven goal scorer. The Red Devils already have the goal scorer in their squad. Danish striker Rasmus Hojlund is more…
Let us bow our heads in collective shame and pick the bones out from the meal we just vomited back up. What a terrible gameweek, what a terrible set of players. Let us dive in. HENDERSON – 4.5 – CRYSTAL PALACE Yet to keep a clean sheet, the popular Palace stopper has thus far looked…
Arne Slot’s men won three on the bounce before today. They just played a team named after a bunch of trees. The winning run ended. There is no correlation. Let’s get into the ratings then. Player Ratings: Liverpool Alisson (6): Did not have anything to do till Forest’s goal. Made a good stop to deny…
Southampton held three to Manchester United, and HinduMonkey has you covered with the player ratings from St. Mary’s, in all his glorious vocab.
In July 2017, 16-year-old Angel Gomes made his Manchester United debut, becoming the youngest player in Premier League history and, at the time, the only player born in the 2000s to make a Premier League appearance. Gomes became the youngest player to play for the Red Devils since Duncan Edwards in 1953, but in 2020…
