United Rant Fantasy League 2016/17
Roy Keane laid into Man Utd's hospitality fans but was pleased with Old Trafford fans' response against Middlesbrough three days later.
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It is often beneficial to look at the Premier League as a whole to see where Manchester United stands and to identify any general trends. Last season was an unmitigated disaster, even with the FA Cup victory, and lessons should be learned to avoid the further 'Liverpoolization' of the club. In earlier Data Rant columns,
In the previous Data Rant column, midfield was identified as key area for Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United. It is not simply about strengthening a weak area in United's squad – the analysis suggest that improving the Reds’ midfield will improve the team's goalscoring too. First we look at the four teams that finished above United
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On maturity and responsibility
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]hirty-two points from 36. It's a remarkable tally, Ole’s remarkable tally. Then there was that night in Paris where Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, this time as a coach, once again added to United’s rich European tapestry of successes. The turnaround overseen by Solskjaer since he took on José Mourinho's wreckage has been nothing short of astounding. United are
Cautious Mourinho misses chance to make strides forward
The Baker's Dozen
The pattern that Mourinho cannot break
“So take a good look at my face, you see my smile looks out of place, if you look closer it’s easy to trace, the tracks of my tears.” – Smokey Robinson and the Miracles [dropcap]W[/dropcap]inning the FA Cup should have been a moment of respite for Louis van Gaal. In his final year in
Cast the memory back to moments after the transfer window closed in August. Mourinho was already in a bit of a huff during United's summer tour.
Stuck in the middle with Mou
[dropcap]J[/dropcap]osé Mourinho should be the perfect manager for Ed Woodward and the Glazers, at least from a PR point of view. In recruiting the Portuguese tactician Manchester United, and Woodward in particular, hired a bona fide super-coach to bring success back to Old Trafford, as well as offering the marketing department a figure around which
Data: the impact of past performance on future results
Mourinho reimagines his past to revitalise Reds' future
What if… The Glazers Sell?
Coach Carrick offers more than just nostalgia for the player's past
Dynamic duo key to United's tough month
