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1 Manchester United bounced back from their weekend abomination by outperforming Chelsea 2-1 at Old Trafford on Wednesday. The win was mainly down to the energy levels and determination shown by the players and manager Erik ten Hag deserves praise for being brave with his team selection. Changes needed to be made after that horror…
12 Manchester United clinched all three points after beating Chelsea by two goals to one at Old Trafford. A sensational Scott McTominay brace in either half was enough to ensure United got back to winning ways in the Premier League and relieve some of the pressure that was mounting on Erik ten Hag and his…
5 Patrice Evra, the former Manchester United left back, was gushing over his former side’s attitude in their 2-1 victory over Chelsea on Wednesday night. While talking to Amazon Prime Video Sport, the fan favourite also claimed that everybody on the team deserved credit for their effort on the night. The Frenchman stated, “every player…
This article was originally published on the Daily Briefing, a subscription service. If you would like to receive Neil Jones’ exclusive articles via email ahead of publication on caughtoffside.com, please sign-up for the service at thedailybriefing.io I consider myself very fortunate to the job I do, a job which enables me to be at places like…
2 Manchester United showed grit and determination up front to clinch a crucial 2-1 win over Chelsea at Old Trafford on Wednesday night. With 28 shots on goal compared to Chelsea’s 13, Man United showed a rare display of dominance on the attack, constantly bombarding the visitors’ defence throughout the 90 minutes. While Scott McTominay…
8 Marcus Rashford has been dropped by Erik ten Hag for Manchester United’s Premier League game with Chelsea today. Ten Hag recalls Antony to the starting line-up in Rashford’s place, with Alejandro Garnacho keeping ownership of the left wing spot. Anthony Martial is also benched and is replaced by Rasmus Hojlund. In midfield, Kobbie Mainoo…
4 Manchester United winger Antony has hit back at some of the club’s former players for targetting him and trying him in a “digital court.” United signed Antony from Ajax in the summer of 2022 for a whooping £85m. In his maiden season, he managed a decent eight goals and three assists in 44 appearances…
2 Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is under enormous pressure to improve the club’s fortunes ahead of a difficult festive fixture period. United succumbed to their 10th defeat of the current campaign at the weekend against Newcastle and the British media came out all guns blazing against the manager. There have been widespread reports…
2 Manager Erik ten Hag’s second season as manager of Manchester United is not going according to plan as the club succumbed to their 10th defeat of the current campaign last weekend. The Dutch manager is under enormous pressure with British media constantly attacking him through sly reports of dressing room revolt over tactics, training,…
3 Sir Jim Ratcliffe was not behind the shock resignation of Richard Arnold from his role as Manchester United CEO. Last month, it was confirmed that Arnold would leave United before the end of the year, with Ratcliffe closing in on a partial 25% investment into the club. A report covered by The Peoples Person…
