• BONIFACE MJAILA

    Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it's much more serious than that.

    BONIFACE MJAILA

    Football is like life - it requires perseverance, self-denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority.

    CHRISTIANO RONALDO

    "I am very happy to be signing for the best team in the World, and I'm especially proud to be the first Portuguese ever to join Manchester United." (Year: 2003)

    ANGEL DI MARIA

    "It hurts when you're always doing your best for your club and then you hear that you might be going to Tottenham"

    Radamel Falcao

    "I'm excited about being able to join #MUFC. I hope to score lots of goals, that is something I have done everywhere I have played."

    Saturday, March 15, 2014

    LIVERPOOL WANT TO SIGN BARCERONA DEFENDER ADRIANO, TRANSEFER GOSSIP AND RUMOURS FROM SATURDAY PAPERS

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    PLUS: Chelsea target Hulk 'wants to move to England' while is Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud planning to leave the Gunners?


    Target: Could Barcelona defender Adriano be heading to Anfield?

    The January transfer window has long closed, which means clubs are now stuck with their squads until the summer.
    But that won't stop
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    Wednesday, March 5, 2014

    MANCHESTER UNITED CAPTAIN NEMANJA VIDIC AGREES TO INTER MILAN TRANSFER AT THE END OF THE SEASON

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    The Serbian has decided he wants a new challenge after eight years at Old Trafford and has today agreed his summer move to the San Siro

    PA
    San Siro bound: Vidic will move to Inter at the end of the season

    Nemanja Vidic will join Inter Milan this summer, the Italian club have confirmed.
    The Manchester United captain is out of contract at the end of the season and revealed last month that he would be seeking a new challenge this summer.
    As Mirror Sport reported last month, he has now agreed
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    Tuesday, March 4, 2014

    RECORD BREAKER : MORE MILESTONES FACING MANCHESTER UNITED BOSS DAVID MOYES BEFORE THE SEASON’S END

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    The chosen one: ‘Hey, I’ll turn it round!’

    Manchester United’s season has gone from one struggle to another under David Moyes.
    Unless you’ve been hibernating for the last nine months, you can’t fail to have seen what, for some, has been the crumbling of an empire, with the reigning Premier League champions a staggering 18 points off the top of the table, and 12 points behind the top four already.
    Throw in the (high) likelihood of no European football in 2014-15, an FA Cup third round defeat at home by Swansea, and a 2-0 Champions League second round first leg loss to Olympiacos, and United have endured their worst campaign in over two decades.
    Supporters who have got used to success during Sir Alex Ferguson’s 27-year tenure have struggled to come to terms with their return to mortality under their new boss and are no doubt worried that their beleaguered side has hit rock bottom.
    But perhaps they haven’t.
    For United, who have lost eight times in the league this term, there are still milestones which stand to be wrecked in their final 11 league matches…
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