Sir Arsene Wenger: An honorary knighthood Why not

by The Highbury Flyer - 24/03/202123/03/2021

It seems that knighthoods are handed out either randomly or on the odd occasion to the slightly more deserving. Sir Alex Ferguson’s was totally understandable and no surprise, being the most successful manager this island has ever produced and it would take someone tainted by bias to deny him that honour. However,

Mourinho/Solskjaer Spat is Like Watching Two Teenage Girls Fighting Over a Boy

by The Highbury Flyer - 05/10/2020

It appears that after just a few games into the new season, the heat is rising between Premier League managers. Lampard arguing with Mourinho, the friction between Klopp and Lampard, and now, it’s the turn of Mourinho and Solskjaer. Jose Mourinho, the former Manchester United manager, and Solskjaer, who replaced Mourinho at

Solskjaer Seems Ready to Drop the Nice guy act and Send Paul Pogba Packing

by The Highbury Flyer - 29/05/2020

Solskjaer, Solskjaer United Rebuild, Pochettino, Ole Gunner Solskjaer, Manchester United, Europa League

Manchester United, the former Premier League champions and sleeping northern football giant has been in a state of decline since the larger than life figure of Sir Alex Ferguson departed. They have struggled to find a successor and it has to be said that only the brave or foolish wanted

Analysing The Paul Pogba Conundrum as Surprising Turn of Events add to the Narrative?

by Rey Nath - 30/03/2020

Paul, Paul Pogba, Pogba linked to Real Madrid, Pogba to sign new United contract

Paul Pogba is reportedly eager to stay at Manchester United, in the latest turn of events surrounding his uncertain future. According to a report in the Daily Mail, the Frenchman sees his long term future at United and even plans to extend his current deal. He currently has two years remaining

49 Unbeaten: The day Arsenal’s Invincible’s Lost to a Barbaric and Inferior Manchester United

by The Highbury Flyer - 26/03/202026/03/2020

Manchester United, Arsenal, FA Cup, Premier League

In October 2004, Arsenal were on an unbeaten run of 49 games and in excellent attacking form. The next game up was Manchester United at Old Trafford in what promised to be a classic game of football that would act as an advertisement for the quality of the Premier League. What it became

Manchester United Need to Stop Delaying the Inevitable and Start Cutting Their Losses With Paul Pogba

by Anthony Onifade - 27/02/2020

On a night where United picked up a much needed victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, a significant stamp in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's pursuit of the top four was in fact marred by the ongoing rift surrounding the injured Paul Pogba, his agent Mino Raiola and the Manchester United manager. Paul

Has Arrogance and Complacency Cost Manchester United Their Place at the top of the Premier League

by The Highbury Flyer - 20/02/2020

Manchester United, Manchester United transfer, Man United

When the good times roll in football, it’s fairly usual to think that they will last forever. When the club in question is Man United, success is almost an entitlement and even significant changes to the operational structure is simply seen as a mild inconvenience. When Alex Ferguson was drafted in

Here’s how Manchester United’s Crumbling Relationship With Paul Pogba and Mino Raiola Could Impact on Jessie Lingard

by The Highbury Flyer - 11/01/2020

Not a minute goes by without the mention of Paul Pogba. Why is he’s missing ? How long is he missing for ? and What are his long term plans ? The mischievous Frenchman, who has tried his level best to engineer an exit from Old Trafford, is now missing because

What Can Arsenal and Manchester United Learn from Recent Setbacks?

by Amiya Saha - 07/12/201907/12/2019

There was a time when Manchester United and Arsenal were the dominant forces in the Premier League. Under the tenures of Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger, the two clubs enjoyed one of the fiercest rivalries in the history of the game. However, both teams have since fallen into a decline

United go Ghost Busting to Find the Answers to Solskjær’s and United’s Problems, Question is Will it Help?

by The Highbury Flyer - 20/10/2019

Solskjaer, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Ole Gunnar

When there’s something strange in the neighbourhood, who you gonna call ? When there’s something weird and it don’t look good, who you gonna call ? the answer in this case is Sir Alex Ferguson. Things are at a crossroads at Old Trafford and the sorcerers apprentice, Ole Gunner Solskjær,

Wenger Expresses Interest in Managing Manchester United | Here is how it was Blatantly Misconstrued by Typical English Press

by The Highbury Flyer - 28/09/201928/09/2019

Various news reports claiming that Arsene Wenger, the former Arsenal boss, is interested in taking up the United job and would like to succeed Solskjaer on the Old Trafford hot seat. These rumours has arised from comments the Frenchman made in a recent interview. But, before jumping to any conclusions regarding

An Open Letter To United’s Record Signing From A Red Devils Faithful With Higher Expectations

by Varun Aithal - 07/08/2019

Harry Maguire, Maguire, Maguire to United

Good Evening, Harry Maguire We the Manchester United fans are delighted to see that at long last, you are moving to our club. Your move to Old Trafford has been imminent since the start of the summer transfer window. However, because of an apparent lack of funds and probably other transfer

Why Media Suggestions That Pogba Has Been Mismanaged Is Clearly Something of A Joke

by The Highbury Flyer - 18/07/2019

When I read the trending feed on Sky Sports News suggesting that Paul Pogba had somehow been mismanaged, I was slightly bemused, but it’s an interesting thought as all parties concerned try to explain why one of the world’s biggest and most talented midfield stars hasn’t blossomed at one of

The Paul Pogba Conundrum: Should United Sell Their Most Prized Asset or Go Out of Their Way To Convince Him To Stay

by Varun Aithal - 28/06/201928/06/2019

We have reached this point now. What should Manchester United do with Paul Pogba? Should they sell the star midfielder or keep him for one more season? These are the questions raising in the minds of every ardent Manchester United fan. The point of keeping or selling the World Cup winning

An Open Letter From An Avid Manchester United Fan To Mr. Ed Woodward

by Varun Aithal - 25/06/201925/06/2019

Manchester United, Ed Woodward, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Mr Ed Woodward, Manchester United club executive I hope everything is okay with you. And, I thank you for taking the time out to read my letter on a hectic business day. I am not happy to write this letter out, but still, it's an absolute disheartened fan of Manchester United

Primary Target Revealed As Woodward Sanctions £100 Million Deal For World Cup Winning Defender That They Desperately Need

by Anand Bajaj - 01/04/201901/04/2019

Varane, Raphael Varane, Varane linked to United

According to reports, Manchester United are looking at Raphael Varane as their solution to build a rock solid defense. The football season is coming to an end in about 2 months from now. It is no secret that Manchester United are on the look for a reliable Central Defender to pair

Results Or Bust | Why Solskjaer Still Has A Lot To Prove Despite Already Achieving What Few Could Have Dreamed Of

by The Highbury Flyer - 27/03/2019

Solskjaer, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Arsedevils

For the first time in Ole Gunner Solskjaer’s career, as manager of Manchester United, the pressure is on. The initial honeymoon period bought praise and adulation for its former player. Since then, his unbeaten run has gone, his side have been dumped out of the FA cup, they’ve got the sizeable

What United Should Learn from their Defeat Against Wolves Which will Serve them Greatly Against Barcelona

by Kushal Jain - 19/03/201926/03/2019

Wolves Vs United, United predicted lineup Vs Wolves, Wolverhampton

It was a concerning defeat as Ole suffered his second defeat after Arsenal in a row. United lost to Wolverhampton in the FA Cup quarter final at the Molinuex Stadium. United had fielded their near perfect best eleven, with De Gea being the only one out of the playing eleven. Rashford's

There are The Three Essential Reasons Why Ole Gunner Solskjaer Has to be The Next United Boss

by Obiweluozo Martins - 30/01/201930/01/2019

Manchester United might have sacked José Mourinho from the Red Devil’s hot seat following some strings of poor performance at the club. But the real deal was who takes over United’s coaching role as the Red Devils aim to bring the glory back days at Old Trafford. However, in an surprising turn

The Three Brilliant Players That Arsenal Can Use to Replace the Injured Hector Bellerin

by Anand Bajaj - 25/01/201925/01/2019

Hector Bellerin tragically suffered a serious knee injury during his side's 2-0 triumph in the London derby against Chelsea. Unai Emery's problems with player injuries continue to pile up as the Spaniard had to be removed from the pitch with 18 minutes left. The severity of the injury has ruled