Two exits within the space of a week. That is the reality of the season so far for Manchester United; one that started so brightly with good, positive football that had us all purring and brimming with confidence and enthusiasm for the season ahead as we got goals after goals. Instead, we now stare at the unknown. The unknown comes in the shape of the Europa League, a competition we have not won in whatever guise it has been in and a competition we had not planned to play in. However, that is the reality that faces everyone at Manchester United; owners, manager, players and fans when we think of midweek European action for the rest of the season. Read the full story

Manchester Untied bounce back with a three points victory over Everton at Goodison Park. Javier Hernadez scored the only goal in the 19th mintue after a well cross from the left flank by Patrice Evra. It was a surprise to see Evans back to the starting eleven and the Irishman tried to show that he still can make it with the red devils. Tom Cleverley was injured again and replaced by Nani. We hope he won’t miss many games and comes as soon as possible.  Read the full story

The final whistle was blown at Anfield and I was left red-faced and fuming after watching another relatively below-par performance by my beloved Red Devils. I was hoping to see a performance of complete control from Manchester United in the cauldron and legendary home of our hated, HATED rivals from the red half of Merseyside, Liverpool and maybe the rivalry is felt stronger in Asia, because Manchester United and Liverpool are the two best represented English clubs in terms of supporters and the bragging rights are constantly traded and exchanged between both sets of fans with the passing and changing fortunes of every week therefore a win in this game and the bragging rights would remain with the fans of the winning side for at least one week. Read the full story