Comment: Just what the Doctor ordered… Manchester United set for feel good factor under Ryan Giggs
Record appearance holder Giggs primed for his first game in charge of United at weekend against relegation-threatened Norwich
Record appearance holder Giggs primed for his first game in charge of United at weekend against relegation-threatened Norwich
After falling to a lowly seventh position in the league and losing 2-0 against David Moyes’ former club Everton on the weekend, the powers that be decided enough was enough
Four members of Manchester United’s class of ’92 will take charge of the team this weekend at Old Trafford. But can they turn the club’s fortunes around?
Giggs apppointed player-manager for final four games of season after David Moyes’s sacking on Tuesday
David Moyes may have paid the price for not making the Premier League top-four this season – but Manchester United’s Under-21s secured just that last night.
Meulensteen was forced to leave Old Trafford when Moyes took over from Sir Alex Ferguson last summer, as the Scot cleared out the backroom staff to bring in his own men, against the advice of his predecessor
Moyes was forced to endure more than 24 hours of uncertainty before learning his fate on Monday morning, after a leak from inside the club sent the media into a frenzy on Sunday afternoon
United’s most decorated player Giggs set to lead team off the pitch for first time this weekend, with four league games remaining this season
United sack manager David Moyes near the end of the season but supporters confident the English champions can return to league summit
United manager David Moyes paid the price for a slow start to his tenure at Old Trafford by being given the boot on Tuesday morning
Moyes lasts 10 months following on from Sir Alex Ferguson’s 26-year reign which brought 38 trophies
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