Manchester United F.C. Reviews

Manchester United are the greatest team that have ever been created, it's sometimes amazing to find what other people support like liverpool hah they are heading nowhere fast. Manchester United football club is an amazing club with history behind its managers players and its had its triumphs and its had its failures it has lived through that ...  Read the complete review

I have supported Manchester United since before I could walk, I guess that it was inevitable really, as for many generations (I think it was my great-great-great-great granddad who started it all off) all of my family have supported the Red Devils. Manchester United are an English football team, based in Old Trafford (or as many have ...  Read the complete review

I am a massive supporter of Manchester United. I have been since the first day I remember. Manchester United have become one of the best and most well known football clubs in the whole world. There trophy cabinet speaks for itself. Manchester United are a english football club and there home stadium is called Old trafford and this is ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United are regarded asone of the best football teams in the world to date. Manchester united have the biggest world wide fanbase in the world making them one of the worlds most liked clubs. But fans of rival teams such as Manchester City and Liverpool think not they have a big rivalry and would never consider United as a big club these ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United nicknamed 'The Red-Devils' and currently the best team in the world as they won the Fifa World Cup 2008. Man Utd are on of the most supported clubs in the world with over 330 million supporters worldwide and that is around 5% of the worlds population. Manchester United play at Old Trafford which has a capacity of 76,212 and that ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United. The two most reviled words in the English language. But why do people hate Man United so much? Because of their success? No, I don't think so. Even during Liverpool's heydays during the late 70's/early 80's United were still the most loathed team in football. Ironically, United's popularity is probably the reason for all ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United, alongside Real Madrid are possibly the greatest, richest (in terms of turnover, not owner wealth) and most widely supported club in the world. The affinity with Manchester United began for most people over 50 back in the 1960s after the terrible Munich disaster occured. This put the club immediately in to the hearts of so many ...  Read the complete review

Instead of just doing a generic review on Manchester United FC, that most people have done here, what I will do is a player by player analysis on the current first team and then make updates ever summer. Van Der Sar: First chouce goalkeeper and getting on now, although still solid, however the small mistakes are starting to creep into ...  Read the complete review

manchester utd are without a doubt the biggest club in the world. we get slated for buying players and apparently not bringing no body through are academy`s people seem to forget that when the young guns like paul scholes, nicky butt, gary neville and phil neville and david beckham come through the ranks we won the league with an average age of ...  Read the complete review

90% of people who call themselves Manchester United 'fans' have never been to a United game, 75% of those living abroad. United claim to have over 400 million fans world-wide, a global brand that's even outgrowing the extremely lucrative Premieleague. So when the likes of Manchester United and Arsenal hinted at a Christmas break recently because ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United Football Club have become one of the most successful and well known teams in world football in recent years but it hasn't always been like that. The club was first created in 1878 and was originally called Newton Heath LYR FC. The clubs success is only second to Liverpool in England. The club are based in Trafford, Greater ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United =================================== Background Information. Formed in 1878 (as Newton Heath FC) Manchester United Football Club has gone on to establish itself as one of the most famous and successful English football clubs. Their home is the 75,000 capacity Old Trafford Stadium. Nicknamed the Red ...  Read the complete review

Today, in a small town in Staffordshire, 2590 people witnessed an historic football match. Leek Civil Service Old Boys Vs FC United of Manchester. FC United won 5-2, with some tidy play from a Scouser named Steve Torpey, Rory "The man with no name" Patterson, and England's partially sited XI's number one goalkeeper with 20-20 vision, ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United have had a mixed start to the season by their own high standards and many people have been speculating as to what the problems are with the squad and who will be brought in to fix it. For what it is worth, here is my assessment of the current squad and my feelings on the team’s prospects for the season. I am a Manchester United ...  Read the complete review

I don’t know if you noticed but since yesterday there’s been one story dominating football. No it’s not the epic struggle for survival at the bottom of the premiership. Instead it’s the inevitable takeover bid of Manchester United by American tycoon Malcolm Glazer. Within hours of the news 1000 Manchester United fans had descended on Old Trafford ...  Read the complete review

What can I say that hasn't already been said about England's most prolific football club. Most people know everything from the Munich air disaster to the treble season of 1998/99, two hugely differing events in the history of an absolutely fantastic football team. I personally have been priveleged to support such a great side ever since my ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United's fuure for the next 10 years as 1 of Englands best teams looks set to continue thanks to there youth development Centre. With players such as David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and the Neville brothers already came through the ranks, much more is expected from there new youngsters. Players currently coming through are ...  Read the complete review

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Manchester United fans must be used to the feeling of domination by now. The facts speak for itself with a near perfect record of Premiership wins and several cups under the stewardship of Alex Ferguson, sorry Sir Alex Ferguson. So much so even the loss of David Beckham this summer to Real Madrid passed off with hardly any fuss over setbacks to ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United, the most famous Football team in the world, with more international fans than anyone else. And dearly beloved by their nation. Yeah, you reckon? There is no more eagerly villified sports team on these shores, and I am as eager as the next villifier. And so let the hatred commence. Of course I don't intensely and ...  Read the complete review