Michael Carrick has gone from having the Midas touch to having the cheese touch. Bruno Fernandes has gone from being arguably the best, most creative player in the Premier League to looking like that ...

Fabregas: Carrick has got United back where they belong Ahead of Manchester United's game against Como this evening, opposition manager Cesc Fabregas has refused to be drawn into speculation linking ...

Saturday was a shithouse of a day. It began with a real-life version of Schrödinger's cat. Not something you expect to ...

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has stressed the importance of his side showing greater intensity and continuing to ...

Lisandro Martinez has publicly questioned Manchester United's summer transfer business following our 2-0 Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid, directly challenging technical director Jason ...

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has provided an update on Benjamin Sesko's injury situation, confirming that the ...

There was a time, back in the days when people still bought newspapers, when the tabloids had a handy little graphic they could wheel out whenever Manchester United were in crisis. It was the club ...

Where did we come from? The Republik of Mancunia – Manchester United blog was created back in 2006, as United closed in on 2nd place in the league. The forum was created shortly after, with hundreds ...

The rivalry between Manchester United and Arsenal in the late 90s and early 00s was the greatest the Premier League has ever seen. There was real hatred between the players, the managers and the fans.

There are many reasons to enjoy the Manchester derby, but one of the more childish is the knowledge that Manchester city play their home games at a stadium whose name (Etihad), translated from Arabic, ...

Manchester United take on Aston Villa this weekend with the hope of returning to winning ways after a disappointing result against Newcastle in our last Premier League game. Harry Maguire has spoken ...

Four minutes in to Manchester United’s 4-0 win over Wigan, the Stretford End starting singing the Luis Suarez “racist bastard” chant. The chant that followed was “always the victims, it’s never their ...