With the season about to kick off, boss Steve Holland has to decide how to set up his attack. Posted August 09, 2008 by Tom Donlan
Better late than never, CaughtOffside.com writer SuesieG puts forth her best three memories of Alex Ferguson. What are yours? Posted November 14, 2006 by CaughtOffside.com
Peterborough may not be as famous as the other United, but junior Fergie is raring to go. Posted January 26, 2007 by Reuters
Sir Alex turns it all round as tactical genius and motivational powers prove too much for Milan. Posted April 26, 2007 by Ronald Javier
He's been in charge at Old Trafford for 20 trophy-laden years, but is the canny Scot about to pull the plug? Posted May 03, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
The man of steel and silverware grabs his ninth Premiership title. And this one is surely the sweetest of them all. Posted May 07, 2007 by Philip Smith
Liverpool and Manchester United may finish up in court over the Argentinian defender, but the whole affair could have been handled much better by the champions. Posted July 25, 2007 by Tom Harness
An anniversary tribute to the man who will always be a legend for what he has achieved at Old Trafford. Posted November 08, 2007 by Tarek El Wazzi
Yes, Sir Alex was given time and backing by the board - and he repaid their faith with unprecedented success and a cabinet full of trophies. Posted June 05, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
A new manager and owner will not be able to provide a quick-fix solution for the Magpies. The Toon Army should prepare themselves for a period of stability in order to have a realistic shot at long-term success. Posted June 12, 2007 by Dave Doran
Freddy eastwoods' show against Manchester United ignited every Essex karaoke bar Posted November 08, 2006 by Joe Morris
In a democratic society, the media should be allowed to have a go at footballers and managers. So why are these overpaid prima donnas throwing their toys out of the cot? Posted November 09, 2006 by Mark Rivlin
Seventeen major trophies and still going strong Posted November 02, 2006 by Reuters
The top four teams from last season's tables clash this weekend in Premiership action, giving players, fans and managers a chance for an early season assessment of the Big Four's progress and chances for holding onto their spots at the top. Posted September 16, 2006 by Reuters
After seeing their huge lead shrink to two points, can Manchester United keep it together for the rest of the season and win the league title again? Posted December 22, 2006 by RepublikOfMancunia.org
A lifetime achievement award at BBC TV's Sports Personality of the Year bash was just reward for the man who has given so much to the game we love. Posted December 12, 2007 by Matt Genner
He's still looking to land the Premier League and Champions League trophies, but what happens when "The Boss" decides to retire? Posted March 10, 2008 by Joe Baker
Did frustration get the better of Fergie? He was certainly out of order with his bad sportsmanship after his team's FA Cup exit. Posted March 09, 2008 by Lennard Pearce
England’s record all-time goalscorer, is a player, and man, to be admired. Luckily, his ability and achievements are recorded for prosperity. Posted March 28, 2008 by Jake Johnson
The Crewe Alexandra legend recently labelled former player Billy Jones "greedy" for wanting to better himself, but this author thinks there's nothing wrong with showing a bit of ambition. Posted June 20, 2008 by Graham Fisher
This Ibrox season ticket holder thinks that without their Captain Fantastic, the title could be out of reach for Walter Smith's men by Christmas. Posted July 18, 2008 by Jamie Ralston
It's so painful for hot-and-bothered Sir Alex to concede that Rafa's Reds were the better team. The question is, will Villarreal feel the backlash on Wednesday? Posted September 14, 2008 by Philip Smith
They're the most successful managers in the business right now, but what will happen to their teams when they decide enough is enough? Tell us what YOU think the future holds. Posted January 19, 2008 by Sportingo Team
The Arsenal chief's achievements include the Double plus an unbeaten season, while Fergie grabbed the Champions League crown in Manchester United's Treble-winning season. But which of the two will be remembered as the greatest of his generation? Posted January 26, 2008 by Christopher Kliefoth
The press have had their say and the usual suspects have ruled themselves out. Like a classic David Beckham free-kick the powers in Soho Square should be thinking outside the box. Michel Platini is perfect but unlikely. Posted December 07, 2007 by John Ball
When Fergie finally calls it a day, the Blackburn and former Wales boss could put himself on the front line of the grid to take over. Posted November 09, 2007 by Brendan Sansome
Listening to the Manchester United chief's midweek chat with former Liverpool chief Gerard Houllier on French TV makes one wonder whether Brit bosses will ever even speak English as well as their foreign counterparts. Posted November 09, 2007 by Gerry Horsfield
Barcelona, Arsenal, Manchester United and Milan have what no England manager can call on ... true world-class talent like Lionel Messi, Cesc Fabregas, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka. Posted November 23, 2007 by Larry Kwirirayi
Manchester United are desperate for a first victory of the season - and that might just inspire Martin Jol's men to lift their game even more at Old Trafford. Posted August 25, 2007 by Weston Sabawo
Today's rumour mill provides news and gossip including a move to replace Martin Jol with the PSV manager, a Gunners legend concerned about the club's 'foreign' policy - and the Manchester United chief taking a new dig at David Beckham. Posted September 06, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
If today's football gossip is to be believed, Everton are also on the trail of a young French defender, while the Special One is still toasting the old Chelsea-Manchester United managerial alliance. Plus more news from the rumour-mill. Posted October 02, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
Of course it’s absolute rubbish. But so is all the nonsense I’ve been reading this past month about Arsenal signing Kaka, Robinho, Owen, Drogba and Terry - plus at least another 14 players. Posted October 26, 2007 by Gerry Horsfield