Interestingly, Alexis Sanchez's exit frees up Man Utd's iconic No 7 shirt, the same number worn by Jadon Sancho at Borussia Dortmund...?

Alexis moved to the Serie A club on a one-season loan in August 2019 and has made 29 appearances for the San Siro side, scoring four goals.

Upon his arrival in northern Italy, he linked up with former United team-mate Romelu Lukaku and they were later joined by Ashley Young, with the trio playing their part in Inter’s second-place league finish following Serie A’s resumption.

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Hi there everyone

I've been a supporter for the last 50 years but have had no reason to make a post on this forum until now.

I'm doing so because of what Marcus Rashford has done to try to make sure no child goes hungry if just for a while.

May I ask the everyone's support to get 2 small things done.

1.  Captain for the match vs Spurs

Will Utd please make Marcus captain for the match against Spurs? 

At a time when BLM and COVID-19 deaths should not be down played it's hard to say anything which may take away important messages.

However, making Marcus captain for the match against Spurs probably is not going to detract too much from the more important stuff but may be enough for everyone to say to Marcus a very public :

                                            'We see you and we thank you'.

2.  'Borrow' a chant.

I know it may be near sacrilegoius for some to alter the words to 'My only Ole' but I'm sure Ole won't mind if we borrowed 'his' song the next time fans are allowed to a match and instead sing:


You are our Rashford, Our Marcus Rashford, 
You help us feed kids, When COVID was here, 
Dominic Cummings, Was being stupid. 
But please don't take, Our Rashford away.


Will people support this then?

if you think so please pitch in and help make these 2 small things come true.

All the best everyone. Stay safe. 

Lifelong United supporter.

So guys, with the onset of Coronavirus and the cessation of many sports around the World, what are you doing to keep your spirits up and fill your new spare time?

Here in England, we have not seen the same restrictions as on the Continent and in Asia, so although no football, shops, pubs and clubs are still open (at the time of writing)

I have started work on removing damp and rotten boards on my shed.  it is good, as it gets me outside in the fresh air!  Walks with the dogs, too.

Not much to watch on TV!!

Former Manchester United and Northern Ireland goalkeeper Harry Gregg has died at the age of 87.
Gregg was part of United's 'Busby Babes' and has been referred to as the 'Hero of Munich' for rescuing survivors of the 1958 Munich air disaster, in which 23 people were killed.
He rescued United team-mates Bobby Charlton and Dennis Viollet from the BEA Flight 609, as well as a 20-month old baby and her badly injured, pregnant mother.
"It is with great sorrow that we inform of the death of Manchester United and Northern Ireland legend Harry Gregg, OBE," a message on the Harry Gregg Foundation Facebook page said.
"Harry passed away peacefully in hospital surrounded by his loving family.

RIP Harry

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Absolutely loved Oles little clips he gave Pogba and probably Lingard in his post match,
I know Rashford will never come to me before a game and say he’s saw and doesn’t want to play, and, Today you saw the nucleus of the side that will take Man U forward.
In my humble opinion this season has clearly shown Pogba’s best position for Man U is on a basketball court in Dubai or a dance floor in Paris