Football - Moyes shows door to Phelan

Edwin van der Sar believes new Manchester United boss David Moyes faces a virtually impossible task trying to fill the shoes of Sir Alex Ferguson. The Dutchman spent six years at Old Trafford until his retirement in 2011, winning four Premier League ...

London, May 25 (ANI): Former Old Traffor chief David Gill insisted that Wayne Rooney will be at Manchester United for the next season. In a report by Daily Star, David Gill who has been voted on UEFA's executive committee said that he was confident ...

David De Gea hopes Wayne Rooney stays at Manchester United and expects new manager David Moyes to continue along the path set by outgoing boss Sir Alex Ferguson. Moyes' first big decision as United manager looks to be what to do with his former ...

Manchester United's plans to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo may have faded, after former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon's comments the Old Trafford club cannot meet the Portuguese international's asking price. Ronaldo signed for the Santiago ...

LONDON Former Manchester United and England defender Brian Greenhoff has died at the age of 60, according to reports in the British media on Wednesday. The Manchester Evening News website said he had passed away at his home in Rochdale, near ...

Afp, London Outgoing Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson heads into retirement with the Premier League manager of the year award. Ferguson picked up the League Manager Association's honour on Monday. At the reception the 71-year-old said he was ...

After all of the abuse that Arsenal fan Piers Morgan has given Robin Van Persie since his transfer to Manchester United, the ex-Gooner has gotten his own back in his own very special and hilarious way... By Eoghan Doherty ...by sending the CNN ...

Former Manchester United defender David May has praised his old team-mate David Beckham for the legacy he has left in football.May played with Beckham for nine seasons between 1994 and 2003 for United, and admitted he was surprised that the former ...

Manchester United will travel to the Hawthorns on Sunday, for Sir Alex Ferguson's final game in charge of the Old Trafford side. The 71-year-old Scot resigns at the end of the season, to be replaced by Everton boss David Moyes. Share article ...