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Dean Henderson Should Start Against Brighton
I'm just kidding. That was pure clickbait. Dean Henderson made his Manchester United debut Tuesday night in the Carabao Cup match against Luton Town. He made a nice save - albeit one that a keeper should make - and kept a clean sheet, something that United is expected to do against Luton Town. Juxtaposed against …
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Loaning Dan James to Leeds makes no sense
Marcelo Biesla has been interested in Dan James before. Leeds famously tried to sign the Welsh winger from Swansea City in January 2019 only for the deal to fall through in the 11th hour. Six months later the player moved to Manchester United. James had an up and down first season at Old Trafford. His …
Introducing Pauly vs The Internet
I have a sports radio background where I watched hosts give their opinion and then take phone calls for a few hours as fans argued with them about those opinions. At some level I've always wanted to do that too. I don't have phone calls though, but I do have tweets, which are basically the …
The Difference Between American and English Football Coverage
It's tough times for Manchester United fans. The club had a great season last year and need to add a few players in a few areas to be even better this season (sort of). That hasn't happened yet despite not only being one of the biggest clubs in the world but the self proclaimed biggest …
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Chris Smalling Transfer To AS Roma Reportedly Still On – We Need To Calm Down
The long drawn out Manchester United saga of the summer hasn't been Jadon Sancho but moving center back Chris Smalling on to AS Roma. Smalling spent last season on loan with Roma where he was one of the best defenders of Serie A. It's no surprise the Italians wanted to make the deal permanent and …
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Season Preview: Manchester United Will Be Alright – Part II
If you missed Part I of the preview, catch up on it here. Before we jump in to part II, let's just repeat this little paragraph from last year because frankly it bears repeating over and over and over again until everyone constantly remembers it. What’s ticked me the most over the past week has …
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Season Preview: Manchester United Will Be Alright – Part I
Last year I wrote a season preview about how Manchester United would finish in the top four the Premier League. At the time it looked a bold prediction, especially as the overall outlook of the fans was mixed at best last summer. The focus of the piece wasn't so much about why United were going …
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Why It Wasn’t Important To Get The Jadon Sancho Deal Done Early
I've been completely calm about this whole saga throughout the summer because this deal was never going to get done before the September international break anyway. Of course that wasn't good enough for Manchester United fans. They wanted the deal done in August. They were screaming how important it was to get business done early …
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Both Manchester United And Jadon Sancho Benefit From Potential Transfer Dragging On
It's now the ninth of September. The international break is over, the Premier League season starts in three days - though for Manchester United it's not for another 10 - and Jadon Sancho still hasn't signed. That last part has been the cause of frustration for United fans all summer. Why can't they just get …
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