Man United defeated Fulham 3-0 at Old Trafford and return back to the top of the English Premier League table. Wayne Rooney got his name in the score sheet twice, while Man of the match Dimitar Berbatov scored the third goal of the game. United are in good morale now after beating Milan last week and revenging from Fulham and will be ready to face Liverpool next week. Read the full story

Manchester United face Fulham this Sunday in a fixture which should see United remain top of the league. After the West London side travelled out to Turin mid-week, there’s a possibility the Fulham side may be slightly jaded, in comparison to United who played in Manchester. Read the full story

Chris Smalling grew up in a household which had a mix of football loyalties. Mum Theresa followed Tottenham, his father Lloyd and younger brother Jason plumped for Manchester United while he supported Arsenal.  Little did Chris know that his world would spin upside down in the most thrilling way imaginable just a few years later.

Smalling gives the impression that he is remarkably calm about the recent turn of events that led him to sign for Manchester United. He will move to Old Trafford in the summer, just two years after he left Maidstone in the Isthmian League, six tiers below the top flight.

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A difficult win without Wayne Rooney but Manchester United are top of the table! Thanks to Paul Scholes 100th Premier League goal which saw the Red Devils defeated Wolves after a hard game at Molineux.

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Manchester United take on Wolverhampton Wanderers this Sunday at Molineux Stadium with the full expectations of supporters of the Red Devils gaining all three points.

The Wolves manager, Mick McCarthy earlier this season at Old Trafford selected a ‘weaker’ starting eleven, for which Wolves were given a £25,000 suspended fine, so one wouldn’t expect Wolves to replicate their decision, as they look to give United a much harder game at their own patch. Read the full story

It’s common knowledge that Ryan Giggs is the most decorated Manchester United player of all time with over 30 winners medals – and still counting. But how many times does the name Denis Irwin spring to mind when asked which player comes closest to Giggs for winning the most honours at the club?

During his time at Old Trafford Irwin made a total of 329 appearances, yielding 33 goals and gathering 13 winners medals. Not at all bad for the left full back with a keen eye for goal who was so often underrated by the media gurus.

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