Let’s run through the man utd team that won the league and UCL in 2008
Van de sar - fulham
Brown - academy
Rio - leeds
Vidic - Spartak Moscow
Evra - Monaco
Hargreaves - Bayern
Carrick - spurs
Scholes - academy
Ronaldo - sporting
Rooney - Everton
Tevez - West Ham
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WHAT A GOAL SCOTT MCTOMINAY 🤩
IT HAD TO BE HIM 🏴
Cross in the box from Politano, and McTominay's overhead kick puts Napoli in the driving seat for the Serie A title now 🏆
📺 @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK
📅 On this day, in 2009, a 17-year old Federico Macheda scored this dramatic late winner for Manchester United on his Premier League debut.
The turn. 👌
The finish. 🔥
🚨This was the respect Real Sociedad football club gave to our legend Paul Scholes before the game.
Players that play for one club the whole career and become legends of that club need to be recognized and respected! 🫡🔴🔵 #MUFC
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🚨🗣- Ruud van Nistelrooy's final words in today's matchday program:
"Good morning and welcome back to Old Trafford.
"This is my final column as Manchester United caretaker manager and, although print deadlines unfortunately mean I don't yet know our result against PAOK, I would still like to thank everyone for making me feel so welcome and supportive during my time in charge.
"The United fans have always held a special place in my heart, but I can honestly say that my love for you all has only grown during this time. The support I have received from the stands at Old Trafford has been fantastic and I have memories of it that I will cherish for the rest of my life. Today, as we welcome Steve Cooper and Leicester City to Old Trafford, we have the opportunity to finish this run of matches on a high.
"The history of this club is incredible and it will always be a great honour for me to have played a part in it as a player. Today, however, I am here as a manager and I am looking to the future. In this context, I see only positive things for Manchester United. I am totally convinced that this club has all the ingredients to return to the level I knew as a player, but it will take a lot of work and determination from everyone at the club to achieve this.
"From tomorrow, I will support our new head coach, Ruben Amorim, and I invite everyone who loves the club to do the same. I have worked with this group every day since this summer and I can tell you that there is huge potential in these players, from the experienced executives to the youngsters coming through the Academy. The coaches, the club staff and the fans all have a role to play in helping these players become the best players they can be.
"Of course, it starts with players taking responsibility for themselves and others, because playing for Manchester United requires strong character, hard work and constant dedication.
"There is no room to hide, especially in today's media environment, but this is the kind of challenge that you have to relish and embrace. Be brave, give it your all and show your talent for yourself, for the badge on your shirt and most importantly for the best fans in the world.
"Let me tell you, whether you are a player or a manager, there is nothing greater than representing Manchester United Football Club." [@Utdtruthful]
Ruud. ❤️
🚨🚨🎙️| Phil Jones: "Someone said to me, 'Oh, it's a shame about your career, Phil, but it's lovely to meet you'... I said, you what?
"What do you mean, mate. I've been at #mufc for 10 years, won the Premier League, played over 200 games for United, played in two World Cups, won the Europa League and FA Cup.
"And you're trying to turn around to me and say, 'shame about your career' like no mate, it doesn't work like that.
"Of course I would've liked to play more, but I've lived the dream. 99% of people would snap their right hand off now for their kids to come through and have the career I had."