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Any day soon, two of Manchester United's youngsters will be set to hit the road down to the Midlands in a temporary deal.
Centre-back Michael Keane and forward Jesse Lingard will be on their way to Leicester where they'll join fellow Academy prospects Ritchie De Leat & Matty James.
This will be a good move for Keane and Lingard. By playing at the 'King Power Stadium' they will hopefully gain the experience necessary to continue learning their trade.

Meanwhile winger Robbie Brady, also from the United Academy, heads back up to the North East. There, at Hull, he'll renew his acquaintance with another United loanee, goalkeeper Ben Amos.
Brady will be heading into his second loan period over on the chilly East Coast. There Steve Bruce, Old Trafford hero & United's captain from back in the day, will be keeping an eye on him.

By the By :
Steve Bruce was widely regarded, within football, as one of the best English players of the 1980s and 90s never to play for his country at full international level.

After his great performance on September, Rafael gets the goal of the month award for his wonderful goal that scored against Liverpool.

Referee Howard Webb reported to the Football Association that the elbow accident between Persie and Yohan (Newcastle player) didn't involve any violence from RVP side.



Newcastle were very mad on the referee report as their manager requested suspension for Persie.

I am happy that RVP cleared on this situation and will still playing with Man Utd on the Premier League.

Go Man Utd. Go Persie.

Sir Bobby Charlton Is one of the most popular Man Utd's legends as he made a lot of wins for the Red Devils.

Sir Bobby has turned 75 years yesterday after the great successes he has achieved to the Reds and the national team.

Birth Day: 11/10/1937
Goals (United): 249
Goals (England): 49
Position: Forward

Happy Birth Day Sir Bobby!