Friday, January 8

United in the news


Sun setting on Manchester United's ‘golden generation’ (Oliver Kay, The Times)

There comes a time in every sportsman’s career when his body and his mind, in unison, tell him: “No more.”
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Ryan Giggs says United will bounce back from FA Cup defeat (The Guardian)

"It is up to us to work hard and get back to winning ways."
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Macheda in demand in Italy (The Sun)

Bologna are keen to snap up the 18-year-old, who has not made a Premier League appearance for United this season, on loan.
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Neville set to quit football (Neil Custis, The Sun)

The Manchester United hero is out of contract in June and there are no plans to offer a new one.
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Laurent Blanc declines to discuss his Bordeaux future until the end of the season (Daily Mail)

There are also suggestions that the 44-year-old is being lined up as Sir Alex Ferguson's successor at Manchester United.
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Giggs to receive freedom of Salford (Daily Telegraph)

Giggs, 36, will join an illustrious list of previous recipients, including Nelson Mandela, LS Lowry and fellow Welshman David Lloyd George.
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Upset would have sent Fergie to force 10 (Andy Cole, The Independent)

I've been in the Manchester United dressing room after surprising defeats and it's not pretty.
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