Hello all. My name is Rashid and I am from India. As I am a big fan of Manchester United, I am very excited to join here. I am looking forward to the news and rumours on ManU.

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Just thought I would introduce myself as I'm new to the forums. Looking for somewhere to keep up with the summer transfers!

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Yup, you've read it right. Manchester United players voted for Michael Carrick as the player's Player of the Year. I shall be quoting the important facts I've gathered from my news source. Also, to promote transparency, I shall be placing the source below. Thanks!

Quote:Robin van Persie's headline quality made him supporters' player of the year, but team-mates' accolade is the one to take note of

Quote:On Wednesday evening, Michael Carrick beat Robin van Persie to the Manchester United Players' Player of the Year award on a unanimous vote.

Quote:All looked at the 31-year-old's contribution to a campaign that ended in the club's 20th title and chose Carrick's quiet class ahead of Van Persie's headline quality, despite memories being fresh of the championship-sealing hat-trick against Aston Villa, which included a superb 25-yard volley smashed on the run past Brad Guzan.

Quote:Sir Alex Ferguson, Carrick's soon to be erstwhile manager, has described this as his "best ever season" at United, after joining in the summer of 2006 from Tottenham Hotspur.

Hey Everyone,
Long time member, first time posting. I'm in the United States (Atlanta), originally from Jamaica and have been a Man-United supporter since 9 (I'm 36 now). I was thinking about purchasing the Gold Stream so I can watch all the matches and get rid of Fox Soccer...I know NBC will be taking care of the broadcasting rights for EPL next season, but don't want to get Fox Soccer just for the CHL games. Does anyone know if I can stream through Google TV? What about over my phone (in case I'm at work or on the road)..I use Android FWIW.

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Quote:Manchester United have yet to comment on widespread reports that Sir Alex Ferguson is considering retiring as manager.

A number of newspapers claim the 71-year-old is ready to stand down following 26-and-a-half successful years at Old Trafford.

Sky Sports contacted United but have not received any comment to confirm or deny the reports.

In his programme notes ahead of last Sunday's Premier League defeat to Chelsea, Ferguson wrote that he did not have any plans to walk away from the club and predicted another decade of success.

He said: "This team of champions is not going away - we are here for the long ride.

"We will get better and if we apply ourselves in our normal fashion I see our 20th league title as nothing but the start of another decade of success.

"Whether I will be here to oversee another decade of success remains to be seen, but I certainly don't have any plans at the moment to walk away from what I believe will be something special and worth being around to see."

Last week, United confirmed Ferguson had been booked in for hip surgery in August following the club's pre-season tour of Asia and Australia, although it is not known how long he will expected to rest before the start of the season.

The Premier League champions are listed on the New York Stock Exchange and an announcement if any would be made there.

It opens for business at 2.30pm UK time on Wednesday.