Ronaldo Second As Kaka Scoops Top Award
Sun: KAKA has beaten Manchester United’s Cristiano Ronaldo to the European Player of the Year award.
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CQ: Back Me Or Sack Me!
Coach Carlos Queiroz’s campaign to succeed Sir Alex has moved into higher gear with a new ‘back me or sack me’ ultimatum to United’s bosses.
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FA Cup: United Get Villa
Times: Sir Alex Ferguson will hope that familiarity does not breed contempt among his players after Manchester United were drawn against Aston Villa in one of four all-Barclays Premier League ties in yesterday’s FA Cup third-round draw.
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CQ: Let Me Be Boss
Sky: Carlos Queiroz has indicated that he would like to become Manchester United manager by declaring that he wants to stay at Old Trafford for another decade.
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United Season Tickets - The Details
Season Tickets 2007 / 2008
A very small number of Season Tickets are still available (single seats only) in various areas of the stadium, please call 0870 442 1999 to check availability. Season Ticket prices range from £540 to £792.
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Fergie’s Domestic
The Mirror: Sir Alex Ferguson’s son Darren was arrested for allegedly assaulting his ex-wife outside the Man Utd manager’s mansion.
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Inside The Champions
The Guardian: By 7.30am on most weekday mornings the hood of Sir Alex Ferguson’s car is already stone cold. It’s nothing to do with the invariably inclement Manchester weather, of course, but all to do with the fact that the manager has been perched at his desk for half an hour already. And he’s not alone.
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SAF: Refs To Blame For Injuries
Mirror:Sir Alex Ferguson has slammed Premier League referees’ standards and claimed they are responsible for players’ injuries.
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SAF: England Boss Should Be Experienced
Sporting Life: Sir Alex Ferguson has restated his belief that international management is a job for someone with experience.
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The Pundits: Brian Woolnough on the Glazers
Star: When Keith Harris talks, he’s worth listening to. Here is a man right inside the game.
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