Where do we start with that then? From twenty six seconds in, it was clear it wasn't going to be United's day, as Anthony Scully and Lincoln City tore us apart time and time again. There's a few things that didn't go right for us, on the latest podcast Tom described it as a perfect... Continue Reading →

We're not going to give the Papa John's Trophy the dignity of a proper match report, but couldn't let a decent victory against Oxford go unnoticed. It's still a joke competition but it's good to see Bonner use it to blood the likes of Kai Mackenzie-Lyle, Mamadou Jobe, Ben Worman, Liam Bennett and Kai Yearn... Continue Reading →

When Southampton lost 9-0 to Leicester the season before last, they only had 27% of the possession. When Man United beat them by the same scoreline earlier this year, they had 26%. Arsenal's 8-2 defeat to Man U in 2011? The defeated Gooners had 44% of the ball. Brazil's 7-1 humiliation to Germany in the... Continue Reading →

That's United's Carabao Cup journey over for another year then, ended at the hands at Millwall in front of about forty of their fans. The record will state the attendance was 4,005 but it looked and sounded like at least three-quarters of those were U's fans, enjoying a first trip to the Den since 2003.... Continue Reading →

Cast your mind back to 13th April 2002. Maybe you were watching with interest the ongoing coup in Venezuela. Maybe you were heading into Our Price, Virgin or HMV to pick up a copy of Gareth Gates Unchained Melody on CD single, or perhaps you wanted Oasis new tune The Hindu Times to knock the... Continue Reading →

We're lucky at United. We might not always feel like it, but we are. In one sense, we're lucky to even have a club to support at all, following our brush with liquidation in the mid-00's. We're lucky to have one of the brightest young coaches in the country, who knows the club inside-out. But... Continue Reading →