Arrivederci Roma, in English: goodbye Rome

, the title of a popular Italian song. Are we witnessing the dieing embers of our Roman import that has not set the Old Trafford stage ablaze! Surely we are about to say goodbye to the Italian stallion who’s star has fallen sharply to the point of stagnation.

Macheda’s football career has ground to a standstill, it’s going nowhere. Read the full story

Eight wins in a row, eight points clear at the top at the end of the game against Queen’s Park Rangers in a carnival atmosphere at Old Trafford. Inevitably, at the end of the game, most of the questions were about the controversial sending off of QPR’s captain, Shaun Derry and the subsequent penalty. Mark Hughes, an undoubted club legend was left fuming at the end of the first half and the match and for a club fighting for its lives near the bottom of the table, his fury is justifiable. On the positive side for Sparky, his nearest rivals at the wrong end of the table all lost the day before and due to Blackburn Rover’s defeat, QPR are out of the relegation zone by virtue of a better goal difference compared to Blackburn. Read the full story

Adel Taarabt, 21 years old, has been in brilliant form for Championship side QPR this season, helping them to the top of the table. Taarabt claimed days ago that Manchester United are monitoring his progress for a possible summer move.

But QPR boss Neil Warnock has told the Moroccan international to forget such a move after last weekend's goalless draw at Hull City when the attacker showed his moody side as he bickered with his team-mates and asked to be substituted during the first half of the game in front of United scouts (see the video below). Read the full story

Want to go and watch Roy Keane’s Ipswich Town in The Championship this season? No thanks, it’s cheaper to go to Old Trafford. ‘Surely, there must be some sort of mistake’ you say but surprisingly enough, it’s a fact. A survey of all 92 English professional clubs conducted by FourFourTwo magazine has found that a season ticket at Ipswich Town will set you back £1001, more expensive than the £931 it costs to attend Old Trafford.
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Want to go and watch Roy Keane’s Ipswich Town in The Championship this season? No thanks, it’s cheaper to go to Old Trafford. ‘Surely, there must be some sort of mistake’ you say but surprisingly enough, it’s a fact. A survey of all 92 English professional clubs conducted by FourFourTwo magazine has found that a season ticket at Ipswich Town will set you back £1001, more expensive than the £931 it costs to attend Old Trafford.
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