In a career which included spells at both Old Trafford and Ewood Park, David May himself will never claim to have been some sort of superstar but he was passionate about the clubs he played for and always gave 100%. It’s hard to ask for much more than that. In a light hearted interview with someone known as the ‘Plugger’ from the Daily Mirror, May reveals a number of interesting memories from his playing days.

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The Premier League was introduced to English football in 1992-93 with Manchester United claiming the first two titles but then a determined Blackburn Rovers came along in 1994-95 to prevent a hat trick.  Together with a moment of madness from cult hero Eric Cantona at Crystal Palace, a third successive title was narrowly prevented by a big spending Rovers side managed by former Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish.

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Dwight Yorke: Fate smiles on the ultimate laughing boy

Steve Tongue – The Sunday Independent November 14, 2010

It was glory, glory at Manchester United before his private life unravelled. Dwight Yorke opens up on Roy Keane’s management, run ins with Souness and choosing Sunderland over Sydney Harbour. Steve Tongue meets Dwight Yorke

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