Even when he was in England...he never really picked a fight with Sir Alex...while aving his wars with both Arsene and Rafa.

Now last month he said he could see himself doing it...Rio backed him but Sir Bobby said it would mean the end of a culture of raising players...

so in a new interview he backs the 6+5 plan cuz it's "important to cultivate"...

is he positioning himself to be the next Manager?

Is there Anything on the forum you would change?

hi guys as we all agre emufc is a fantastic club we have won a lot of silver wear but the thing that gets my back up is as your watching sky sports mufc is playing we make a slip up and the commantators go on and on really give us some hell with moaning about our team playing crap even if we are playing well seams like these sports channels hate us for being a good squad so we have made mistakes on both of our games but i can tell you we will be back and god help em when we are MUFC FOREVER

Man Utd Sources reckon that it is the Blue jersey that Van Der Sar is now wearing that has made us lose the last two games.

The champions have been alerted to the fact they have a far better record when the Dutch keeper wears yellow as opposed to blue.

Van der Sar has worn blue in United’s last two Premier League games, which have seen them beaten 4-1 by Liverpool and 2-0 by Fulham.

Now United could turn to their vision expert, who was first employed following the infamous grey-shirt debacle at Southampton in 1996.

We can reveal Van der Sar has worn yellow in the league 17 times this season.

In those games, United have conceded just four — with a goal difference of plus 21 — winning 12, losing one and drawing four, gaining 40 points from a possible 51.

However, the figures take on a different hue when Van der Sar wears blue.

In 10 games, United have conceded 13 for a goal difference of plus seven, winning six, losing three and drawing one — 19 points from 30.

Does A Jersey Colour Make A Difference? Thoughts

Premiership refs deny claims they're pushing Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo out of England by not protecting him.

There will be "no change" and "no special case made" towards Ronaldo, despite Manchester United’s anger at what Sir Alex Ferguson describes as ‘systematic fouling’ of the Portugal playmaker, says the Daily Mail.

United fear that Ronaldo will be forced out of the club in the summer unless he is offered more protection and a greater understanding.

Phil Dowd, widely praised for his decision to send off Wayne Rooney for dissent in United’s 2-0 defeat against Fulham, was asked to take his fellow referees through a video of his performance at Craven Cottage as they gathered for a planned conference meeting.

He had been asked in advance to take the session — it was his turn — and there was no special show because of the high-profile performance on Saturday. During the session Dowd, who sent off two United players in a game for the second time in his career, is believed to have accepted there were errors in his display.

However, he has been given the full support of the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL).