Written on Friday, September 16, 2011 by Dale O'Donnell in Manchester United History
Ever since the glorious days of Sir Matt Busby, Best, Charlton and Law, Manchester United has always looked to follow a strict rule of imaginative, passionate football, powered and led by youth. It wasn’t however until the emergence of a new Scottish managerial legend that this returned to the club with real success. Under Sir…
Written on Saturday, July 23, 2011 by Dale O'Donnell in Manchester United History
Kevin Levingston reports on the all too brief United career of the Canadian enforcer. May 21st2008. Luzhniki. Moscow. Ronaldo’s saved attempt and Lampard’s converted spot kick had put Chelsea 3-2 ahead on penalties, and now it was United’s turn again. This was not a moment for the faint of heart. A miss here would all…
Written on Saturday, July 9, 2011 by Busby88 in Manchester United History
Throughout the club’s revered history, we have had some of the finest players in the world pull on the famous jersey. Now, each fan has their own favourites, depending largely on how long you have been a fan and personal preference, and it would be interesting to see what my fellow fans’ favourite ever XI for Manchester…
Written on Sunday, May 22, 2011 by Dale O'Donnell in Manchester United History
Stretty News Contributing Writer, Ronen Dorfan, looks at the life of George Best and how the Belfast boy changed Manchester United. There are two complimenting but conflicting narratives in the history of Manchester United. The one is authoritarian. Stemming from the patriarchal managers – Sir Alexander Matthew Busby and Sir Alexander Chapman Ferguson. This is…
Stretty News – Manchester United blog was launched in the summer of 2010; on the back of coming second in the league just a point behind Chelsea. As you can imagine, we had a lot to say at the time but don’t get us wrong, we still do. Read more..
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