Manchester United sixties legend Paddy Crerand does not mince words. He had no hesitation is saying publicly what many fans have always known when he bluntly told Keys and Gray on Talk Sport that “There’s an agenda against Manchester United. It’s been going on for years and it’s not going to stop. There’s a great deal of jealously out there. It’s not acceptable to swear if you’re a Manchester United player” he said. Crerand went on to claim that Rooney wasn’t swearing at the camera during the outburst at Upton Park but was angry with the cameraman.

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Manchester United sixties legend Paddy Crerand does not mince words. He had no hesitation is saying publicly what many fans have always known when he bluntly told Keys and Gray on Talk Sport that “There’s an agenda against Manchester United. It’s been going on for years and it’s not going to stop. There’s a great deal of jealously out there. It’s not acceptable to swear if you’re a Manchester United player” he said. Crerand went on to claim that Rooney wasn’t swearing at the camera during the outburst at Upton Park but was angry with the cameraman.

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Stewart Gardner, commentator, MUTV - “There’s Rooney… overhead kick… oh my word! That’s amazing. Sensational. I just can’t believe what I’ve seen. Only Wayne Rooney can produce a piece of genius like that. And it could be the winner. 2-1.” Pat Crerand, co-commentator and United legend: ”Well, you’ve said it all Stewart” “United fans were understandably buzzing after watching the Reds give City the Blues once again with one of the greatest goals in derby history. MUTV’s camera crew caught up with a few on the forecourt at Old Trafford to get their views on the victory and on Wayne Rooney’s wonder goal. Watch, listen, relive and enjoy.

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Resurrected old/new Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish came to Old Trafford on Sunday and while he did not exactly Walk Alone back to Anfield, there was certainly no Triumphant March from Aida blaring in the background! As a matter of fact, he was quick to come out with the expected after match bitter mutterings of ‘that penalty was a joke’ and ‘it was never a red card’. Nothing unusual, it’s what Scousers do best whenever they get beaten – which has become the norm this season. I fully understand that this is a Manchester United blog and what happens at Anfield should be none of our business BUT before I get accused of being ‘obsessed’ by Liverpool – another common Scouse boast, stay with me as I explain why there may well be a lesson for United in all of this.

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Forget about your £200,000 a week footballers, multi million pound transfer deals, 25 year club managers like Sir Alex Ferguson, FIFA President Sepp Blatter’s World Cup and the mega buck television deals. Ask yourselves instead ‘Where will football be without the humble fan?’ You never see any lurid headlines in the newspapers about them unless a handful of alcohol fuelled ones create mayhem like the incidents after the Napoli game in Liverpool a few days ago. Thankfully, for every one of those cretins there are thousands like Manchester United besotted die hard fan Peter Bolton who was recognised by the official club website this week.

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There are so many stories published about Manchester United that it’s  impossible to keep up with all of them. Truly Reds does it’s best to bring you the latest news but there’s only so much that can be covered. The only alternative is to collate the news which cannot be updated daily so that we can at least bring it to you every Thursday of every week. Read the full story