I have been an avid reader of the official Man Utd magazine since the 95-96 season, through to its present day status of 'Inside United.' For any United fan wanting to gain an insight into the club this is certainly a decent source of information and gives monthly updates in the form of exclusive interviews with players past and present. Of course, the opinions conveyed are as biased as you can find but it does make for an enjoyable read, especially covering aspects of United that one would not usually see, quality coverage of reserve and youth team action and is never short of a 'top 50' this or 'best ever' that, whether its foreign players or all-time ...  Read the complete review

You can't really argue with a magazine created for the worlds best football club constantly saying how great they are, but you can go way over the top some times. I think the mag is a superb source of knowledge for most Singapore Reds but it deffinately appeals to the die hard reds aswell (speaking as one). The problem is the general inability to admit anything attall is wrong with anything to do with United. For this reason I prefer the websites that offer objective views of the real fans. So why do I still read the mag? The interviews are great and the editorial is always worth a glance. There is no shortage of mags telling us how good United are but the ...  Read the complete review

The magazine is aimed at? Yes you guessed it the Manchester United fan. Well it would be wouldn't it? The trouble is it is just really a marketing ploy aimed at getting the readers to buy the latest book,video shirt etc. It does not give you any real insight into the club or indeed any news that you do not know from other sources. As it stands it is an excellant brochure detailing what Manchester United can sell you. For the die hard fan who has to have everything that the Reds produce I can see the appeal, for the small boy who wants pictures of his heroes again it is worthwhile, however for the casual reader it is not worth parting with your hard earned cash. ...  Read the complete review

This magazine is well worth the £2.99, its a glossy magazine with at least 92 pages in most issues. And most importantly the best Manchester United source of information. It has current news, interview with the players and managers and match reports for every match thatw as played within that month. There is also a match review for forth coming matches. This magazine looks at the up and comng stars of man utd and a very informative and interesting letters page. Every issue has opinions from George Best, Sir Alex, Gary Neville and Steve Mclaren. All in all its a very well presented magazine.  Read the complete review

There can be no doubt in any sane person's mind that the team of the last decade in the British League were the men from Old Trafford. Six titles in ten years and the first English team to lift the Champion's Cup since 1984. This year, as I write - the title race looks over before the end of February - the Reds 6-1 blitz of Arsenal, their nearest challengers being reminiscent of Liverpool's 5-0 win over Forest in 1988 - and on a par as possibly the most devastating performance ever seen in the British top flight. Manchester United lord it at the top of the domestic game and there seems precious little that their rivals can do about it. They are the most ...  Read the complete review