Ed Woodward's reaction sums up Manchester United's biggest problem

Piers Morgan has hit out at royal biographer Omid Scobie in a scathing Twitter post after the ex-Good Morning Britain presenter branded the author as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's "fawning lickspittle". It comes after Prince William and Kate Middleton spoke to volunteers at a Ukrainian cultural centre on Wednesday.The Duke of Cambridge had said it was "alien" for his generation to see war in Europe.However, it was claimed and then amplified in social media posts, that the Duke of Cambridge had made comparisons to war in Asia and Africa, which were misreported.Omid has since taken to social media and shared video footage of Prince William speaking about the war in Ukraine.However, Piers took to Twitter today and slammed the royal biographer in a scathing post.In view of his 7.9 million followers, he fumed: "No surprise to see Meghan & Harry’s fawning lickspittle @scobie trying his best to smear Prince William with more fake racism claims."Disgusting, but no surprise.

Suspicious package that sparked evacuation ‘sent to Lorraine Kelly'[LATEST]BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty bonds with fan over ‘heartbreak’[ADMISSION]Elon Musk and ex-girlfriend Grimes secretly welcome second child[PREGNANCY]He gained a reputation as a character actor in a career that spanned over 30 years.In the 1970s, he appeared as Alain Muny in Secret Army and wrote a stage musical titled Jack the Ripper, the play revolved around a Victorian murder spree in London in the late 1880s.Ron’s other popular credits include The Invisible Man and American Playhouse.He also appeared as the unenthusiastic Chairman of the Tenants Association in the BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses.In 1985, he played the role of Seedle in the Doctor Who radio drama Slipback, alongside Valentine Dyall, and the next year appeared in an episode of the BBC Jersey based crime drama series Bergerac entitled Fires in the Fall.He ended his career working as a cast member in several television drama series including Red Dwarf (1988), High Street Blues (1989), Bluebirds (1989), and All Good Things (1991).His final appearances were his role in Rumpole of the Bailey and the BBC series Look At It This Way in 1992 after he retired from acting.The late actor tied the knot with his wife Yvonne Tylee in 1959. 

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Manchester United fans worried after he appeared to perform a U-turn.Fans will hope to see some exciting signings this summer after United chief Ed Woodward appointed John Murtough as the club's new football director.With Solskjaer's side the nearest challengers to Manchester City in the Premier League this term, a couple of new arrivals at Old Trafford could make all the difference to next season's title race.While last summer's chase for Jadon Sancho proved fruitless, the Red Devils are being frequently linked with his Borussia Dortmund team-mate Erling Haaland ahead of the upcoming window.United pulled away from talks to sign the hotshot in January last year, allowing Dortmund to snare him from Red Bull Salzburg, but Solskjaer maintains

Manchester United's new technical director as part of an overhaul at Old Trafford.There has been speculation for some time about the Premier League giants appointing a sporting director to oversee transfers, given their patchy record in the market.Instead, the Red Devils have created two new roles, with Fletcher appointed as technical director and John Murtough promoted to the role of football director.The former Scotland international has impressed since joining Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's coaching team and will focus on "a co-ordinated and long-term approach to player and squad development" while working closely with Murtough.Fletcher had been linked with the Aberdeen job after Derek McInnes' departure but will now focus on his new role at Old

Manchester United chief executive has operated without one for his entire tenure, but will now have John Murtough to assist him with operations and strategy across all football functions.Murtough has been working for the club since 2014 as Head of Football Development, but will now answer directly to Woodward, and will work on transfers alongside Matt Judge, who is Director of Football Negotiations.Plenty of football’s most influential names have been linked with the role in the past, but Woodward has continued to fly solo until now.One man who was linked with a director of football role at Old Trafford was former United goalkeeper Edwin Van der Sar.The Dutchman has excelled in his role as chief executive at Ajax, where he began his playing

Manchester United in a bid to recreate the success of rivals Liverpool back in October of 2020. The former head of football development, who was named as their new Football Director on Wednesday, has been at the club since 2013 following spells with Fulham, Everton and the Premier League.

straight to your inbox every day for freeRoy Keane believes Manchester United must get their recruitment decisions correct to support Ole Gunnar Solskjaer amid speculation about a Director of Football appointment. Ed Woodward has largely led United 's recruitment but the club have been pondering a Director of Football appointment since Jose Mourinho's reign at Old Trafford.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United have received two transfer boosts this week.United were handed a boost yesterday with the news that Real Madrid could well be willing to sell Raphael Varane this summer over concerns that the centre-back is unwilling to sign a new deal at the Bernabeu.Reports from Germany today have now claimed that United are one of a select group of clubs to be in with a chance of landing Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund, with question marks over the Norwegian striker's future should Dortmund fail to qualify for the Champions League this season.Signing both players would substantially strengthen the Reds next season and also give Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plenty of options over how he could line

Manchester United have been savaged by fans after bragging about their growth on TikTok.It comes as the club's debt soared by a further £455m after the latest financial results were revealed.The coronavirus has had an impact on football across the world but the Red Devils have been stung particularly badly.Profits have taken a whopping hit along with the lack of revenue streams.But executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has given supporters some good news...

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer believes Manchester United's position in the Premier League justifies Ed Woodward's proclamation the team has made progress.In his statement attached to United's financial results for the last quarter, the executive vice-chairman Woodward said 'the progress made by Ole and the players this season is clear'.United were eliminated from the Champions League at the group stage and trail champions-elect Manchester City by 14 points in the Premier League but are still in the FA Cup and in the last 16 of the Europa League.Solskjaer led United to a third-place finish in the league last term and the possibility of finishing runners-up to City would technically represent a progressive

Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward is hopeful that the club are on a "path towards normality" despite posting incredible net debt of £455.5million in their latest set of financial results.

straight to your inbox every day for freeEd Woodward says Manchester United are optimistic about their chances of success in the future, despite their failure to mount a challenge in the Premier League or Champions League.United went out of the Champions League at the group stage in December and, having been top of the Premier League at the halfway stage, now trail champions-elect Manchester City by 14 points with 11 games left.Executive vice-chairman Woodward spoke about United's progress in a statement attached to their financial results for the second quarter for the period ended December 31 2020.

straight to your inbox every day for freeDean HendersonHandled Palace's aerial balls well and dealt with everything he faced with confidence. Had nothing to do until huge save at the death.

straight to your inbox every day for freeDean HendersonHandled Palace's aerial balls well and dealt with everything he faced with confidence. Had nothing to do until huge save at the death.

Manchester United are there or there abouts this season.