Welcome to the seventh episode of the Red Dead Podcast, the foremost Manchester United podcast for Truly Reds, brought to you as always by Tom “Darren Fletcher” Addison and Liam “Wrestlemania” Brown.

This week we’re discussing the recent United performance against Spurs and the rise of Fergie’s new fledglings, the Champions League draw that has been kind on United and less kind on others, and the transfer of a certain aesthetically impaired Frenchman from smelly old Arsenal to smelly old City.

We also discuss Fergie finally ending his BBC boycott, which was soon followed by a middle finger to the FA, and generally get nostalgic and sentimental about a range of issues.

Comments, feedback and questions are greatly appreciated, you can contact us on reddeadpodcast@hotmail.co.uk (no emails with a subject title, “My Dearest One” please, even my mother doesn’t call me that)

Remember, you can also follow us, and Truly Reds, on Twitter: @TrulyReds @TomRDPodcast and @LiamRDPodcast

Join us again next week where we’ll no doubt be basking in the glory of a comprehensive Victory over l’Arse, and dropping in several more Star Wars references that only a select few nerds will appreciate.

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Written by: Liam Wrestlemania Brown

Welcome one and all to my very first attempt at blogging for this glorious website, I hope you enjoy the read as I attempt to waste the next half an hour of your life.  The subject matter is one of great importance to me and one that is forever close to the Red Dead Podcast’s heart; the phenomenon of the “super fan”.  As I sat on my couch watching De Gea’s shaky looking league debut for the Super Reds of Manchester, I thought to myself, what better time to lift the lid on “supra fannious” than at the threshold of another premier league season, so let’s identify our own.. Read the full story

Reports have surfaced recently indicating that the interest rates on Manchester United’s infamous PIK loans have increased from 14.75% to 16.75% because of an inability to repay funds owed to Citadel, Och Ziff and Perry Capital (the three hedge funds with whom the debt was originally taken out), as specified in the terms of United’s debt restructuring back in 2006. So what does this mean for United? Is the price to pay for this situation a scaling back of investment in new players or price hikes as we fans often fear? It’s probably best to start from the beginning to see where this could lead to.

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Manchester United continues their winning form with another victory against Fulham in the Quarter-Final of the FA Cup.

After this win at Craven Cottage, the Reds are still on course for the quintuple. This game proved that Sir Alex Ferguson side isn’t a boring team which wins game in ugly way.

A four goals victory showed United attacking force without Cristiano Ronaldo and Berbatov. But the bad news came from the back line as the team is waiting for Ferdinand and O’shea conditions. Read the full story

Manchester United strengthened their lead in the English Premier League after recording another victory against Fulham yesterday at Old Trafford.

The meeting was postponed because Man United game in the Uefa Super Cup.

Paul Scholes opened the score with a goal 12 minutes into the first half after the ball came to Scholes from Carrick’s corner. Paul unleashed a strike on target. Schwarzer could do nothing but help the ball over the line for what was a soft opener.

And after 29 minutes, Dimitar Berbatov took the advantage of a goalkeeper and a defender to score the second goal for United after an accurate pass from John O’shea. Read the full story