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    newsfootball2 months ago

    We are far from fighting for the Premier League and Champions League, admits David De Gea

    Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has proclaimed that his side are a long way off challenging for major honours in domestic and European competitions as he lamented about United’s trophy drought. The English club were dumped out of the Champions League by Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.
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    featurefootball2 months ago

    Fantasy Premier League 202/22 | To sell or not to sell; what to do with Heung-Min Son

    With the Premier League entering its decisive stretch of the season, it's certainly the best time to avoid any rash decisions, but discarding Son and adding that money onto your budget opens up some new avenues. Replacing Son while retaining your chances of betting on Spurs is the ideal solution.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Anything can happen but I don’t see myself away from Manchester United, proclaims David De Gea

    Manchester United’s David De Gea has admitted that he doesn’t see himself leaving the club in the near future and added that he feels home in Manchester despite being born in Madrid. The Spaniard has spent just over a decade with the Premier League side, making well over 450 appearances.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    It was a good performance by Cristiano Ronaldo, reveals Ralf Rangnick

    Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has admitted that Cristiano Ronaldo produced his best performance from the last few weeks and credited the 37-year-old for scoring the crucial opener. The Manchester club secured a 2-0 victory against Brighton on Tuesday at Old Trafford.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Draw against Burnley was a bad result for Manchester United, reveals Paul Merson

    Football pundit Paul Merson has revealed that Manchester United’s draw against Burnley was a bad result for the English giants and suggested that the Manchester club were overconfident in their approach. United played out a 1-1 draw against Burnley on Tuesday at Turf Moor Stadium.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    Its an emotional game and players are emotional so didn't take it personally, admits Ralf Rangnick

    Ralf Rangnick has asserted that football is an emotional game and he didn't take Cristiano Ronaldo's behaviour when replaced personally although he wished that it shouldn't be too emotional in front of the cameras. Ronaldo didn’t take kindly to being replaced during their match against Brentford.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    David De Gea is one of best in the world in terms of controlling the box, admits Ralf Rangnick

    Ralf Rangnick has compared his star goalkeeper David De Gea to Manuel Neuer and believes the Spaniard’s ability to control his box is one of his best traits as it makes him the best. The Spanish goalkeeper was the Red Devils' Player of the Month for December after some impressive displays.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    We have unbelievable quality but sometimes quality is not enough, admits Luke Shaw

    Manchester United full-back Luke Shaw has admitted that their squad is filled with unbelievable quality but sometimes that's not enough as players should be willing to give 100% to be successful. This comes in light of the fact that the Red Devils lost to Wolves on Monday in a shock 1-0 defeat.
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    newsfootball5 months ago

    It wasn't a good performance from Manchester United against Norwich, asserts Gary Neville

    Former Manchester United player Gary Neville has insisted that United's performance against Norwich wasn't good and that any other team in the league would have caused them real problems. United underwent a trip to Carrow Road and secured a 1-0 win courtesy of a Cristiano Ronaldo penalty.
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    newsfootball5 months ago

    It was time for Cristiano Ronaldo to take the penalty because I had missed last one, reveals Bruno Fernandes

    Bruno Fernandes has admitted that it was Cristiano Ronaldo’s time to take the penalty because he had taken the last penalty and missed it. The Portuguese international also asserted that it didn’t matter who took the penalty, and that he trusts Ronaldo the same way he trusts himself to step up.
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