UNITED face another season with the AIG logo on their shirts despite the woes of the American financial giants.

United are seeking a new sponsor to replace the £56.5million deal which expires in June 2010.

The world champs are confident of securing an agreement by the autumn.

But the new strip is in production with the AIG logo in place. Yet AIG is set to be renamed to AIU, which would leave United with a redundant sponsor.

Company chief executive Edward Liddy said: “The AIG name is so wounded we’ll probably have to change it.”

Here We have a sneak preview of United's Jersey next season.

Is it real or is it just a fake we don't know yet.

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Nemanja Vidic has been banned for two matches following his dismissal in Saturday's unmentionable result.

The In-form centre back received a straight red when he took down Steven Gerrard outside the box.

As it was his second red card of the season - the other also came against Liverpool at Anfield in September - Vidic is suspended for two games.

He misses Saturday's trip to Fulham and the visit of Aston Villa on 5 April.

United's game against Villa will be moved to 4 April if Sir Alex Ferguson's side are in action in the Champions League on 7 April.

Might be a long sho, but if anyone happens to get a spare semi ticket ,let me no, cheers.

Fergie reportedly went on strike at Sky Sports because of the timing of the Man Utd v Liverpool Game.

Fergie Refused to speak to Sky Sports reporters before or after the game because he thought playing at 12:45 in the morning was crazy.

Rio Ferdinand admits the hammering Manchester United took at the hands of title rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford on Saturday has given the world champions a very rude awakening.

"We have got a rude awakening," admitted Ferdinand.

"None of us has been taking anything for granted but subconsciously there may have been complacency.

"Losing any game is disappointing but losing to a team who we have such a big rivalry with is even worse. And the scoreline takes it beyond that.

"It is very hard to take."

Ferdinand felt Vidic's dismissal was the turning point.