Gary Neville reveals Manchester United signing which made him 'sick' with fear he was being replaced

Nadine, The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, put on the spot in scenes some described as "eye wateringly embarrassing". In the chat, Nadine took a defensive stance with journalist Charlie Stayt on air, while insisting that photo footage of Boris Johnson appearing to enjoy a beer at a "lockdown birthday party" was part of a plot by pro-EU supporters exercising anti-Brexit sentiments.Gary Lineker's response to the drama was clear, after he took to Twitter to chortle to his 8.3 million followers: "Love these comedy sketches.

Manchester City will be gearing up to face Fulham in the FA Cup this week as Pep Guardiola's side look to progress to the fifth round of the competition.

Manchester United fans spotted the ‘disgust’ on legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson’s face during their dire FA Cup defeat to Middlesbrough.The Red Devils lost on penalties to the Championship side and struggled to break down what was a stubborn Boro defence. It was yet another dreadful performance from United, who have rarely impressed this season under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer or his replacement Ralf Rangnick.

Manchester United target Declan Rice has revealed he preferred Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard over United great Paul Scholes.

Former Manchester United assistant and current Egypt manager Carlos Queiroz watched his side reach the Africa Cup of Nations final from the stands as they beat Cameroon on penalties.

Ralf Rangnick moving away from his trademark 4-2-2-2 formation shows that he understands where one problem lies at Manchester United.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane would seemingly be open to a return to management amid suggestions a return to Sunderland could be on the cards.

Manchester City are looking to snatch Borussia Dortmund talisman Erling Haaland from beneath the noses of 'frontrunners' Real Madrid, according to reports.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane could be set for a return as Sunderland manager after 13 years.The midfield icon has not been in management since leaving Ipswich town in 2011, having since turned his attention to assistant roles and punditry for Sky Sports.Keane endeared himself to Sunderland fans after leading them to a Championship title in 2007 but quit due to differences with former owner Ellis Short.And The Daily Mail report Keane could now return to the north east as the Black Cats begin their search for someone that can help their push for League One promotion.Manager Lee Johnson was sacked on Sunday following a catastrophic 6-0 defeat away at Bolton, leaving them in third place.The Sunderland hierarchy are now interested in speaking with the Irishman in the coming days in the hope he will fill the vacant position, with owner Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and sporting director Kristjaan Speakman leading the interview process.Keane has stated several times in recent years he would consider a return to management, though it is uncertain whether he will be enticed by Sunderland’s project.The 50-year-old remains extremely popular on Wearside and those at the club believe he could provide the momentum boost needed to secure promotion.Do you think Roy Keane could clinch promotion with Sunderland? Let us know in the comments section.He took over the club in 2006 when it was in disarray and consolidated their place in the Premier League until his departure in 2018.Keane is expected to face competition from Neil Warnock following his last job in charge of Middlesbrough.Warnock has openly spoken about his regret at turning down Sunderland when he was approached to replace Dennis Smith 30-year-ago.Other frontrunners for the vacant

Manchester United icon Roy Keane could return to management with Sunderland reportedly planning to interview him over their vacant managerial role.

Anton Ferdinand has told Manchester United their decision to block Jesse Lingard’s move to Newcastle could damage morale among the squad.

It’s 17 years to the day since Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira’s infamous tunnel bust-up, which became one of the biggest moments in Premier League history.

Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes wantaway playmaker Jesse Lingard was "harshly treated" by Manchester United after his January move to Newcastle was blocked.

Manchester United have placed a job advert for someone to polish their trophies, but there's a catch - you must have a degree.United's last trophy, the 2016/17 Europa League, was five years ago, but the Red Devils aren't keen on its cabinet gaining dust anytime soon.The Red Devils have placed an advert online for a Curatorial Assistant.The advert says: “Tasks will include assisting with the creation of displays, collection management and dealing with public enquiries.“The right candidate will ideally have a museum qualification and practical experience with exhibition work.”Tasks also feature: “Cleaning, photographing and redisplaying items in the Museum."Manchester United are the Premier League's most successful club - with 20 titles top their name - but their last was in 2013.For the better part of two decades, United dominated England's top tier.However most of those titles came under Sir Alex Ferguson, and United have only lifted three trophies since he departed in 2013.And two of those three of those triumphs came in the same season: the 2016/17 campaign. What do you think of the job advert? Let us know in the comments section However, the job isn't just limited to polishing trophies: “Repacking of items from the Museum collection in suitable packaging."Assist in the Museum’s response to enquiries via email, phone and in person.“Should be prepared to talk to the public about the Museum’s collections."This could be to any audience and may be in conjunction with the Museum’s Learning team or Stadium Tour Guides.”

Manchester United after recommending the club sign Joao Cancelo before his move to Manchester City.The Red Devils legend was in charge at Valencia when Cancelo was still plying his trade for the La Liga side.The Portugal full-back, who is now considered one of the finest in his position in the world, joined City back in 2019 from Juventus.But he could well have ended up at Old Trafford, had United not ignored Neville's recommendation, despite having insider knowledge.According to the Evening Standard, both Neville and his brother Phil, who worked as assistant manager at Valencia for a whole year, recommended Cancelo to former chief executive Ed Woodward.However, United chiefs opted not to make a move for the 27-year-old, instead bringing in Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Alex Telles in recent seasons.Neville opened up on his admiration for Cancelo in November, and even hinted that he called United to tell him to sign them."I had him as a very young player at Valencia but you could just see exceptional talent," Neville said to Sky Sports.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

A former Manchester United teammate of Cristiano Ronaldo has described the Portuguese's return to Old Trafford as a failure so far.

Work on Gary Neville 's long-awaited development in Manchester city centre is finally under way after overcoming a series of setbacks during the last decade.

Paul Merson has played down a January transfer deadline day move for Jesse Lingard, insisting there is there is only "one chance" to play for Manchester United, amid interest from West Ham and Newcastle United.

Manchester United players would be at "war" with manager Sir Alex Ferguson and his staff during the club's quiz nights, according to Diego Forlan.The Uruguayan has lifted the lid on his time with United and shed light on the club's quiz nights that used to occur on away European trips.Forlan has revealed that the players would take on Ferguson and his coaching staff in heated and highly competitive quizzes, although he would not always know the answers.He has joked that his British and Irish team-mates would often turn to him when the question was about an international topic, though.Speaking to the United website, Forlan said: “Something that I remember as well that was great [was] every away game in the Champions League – I don't know if they still do it – there was always a quiz .“It was the players against all of the staff. The manager and everyone else was on the other side of the room.

Former assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, Rene Meulensteen, has claimed that the Red Devils have lost their DNA.

Manchester United shouldn't have rushed to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo, says former midfielder Kleberson.The Portuguese made a high-profile return to Old Trafford in the summer from Juventus.But since the £12.8 million transfer, the 36-year-old has endured a challenging season.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer got the boot in November and the Red Devils have failed to mount a title push.Ronaldo has bagged 14 in all competitions and is the club's top goalscorer this term. But ex-United and Brazil international Kleberson reckons his former club might have dropped a clanger bringing him back.“To be honest, the Ronaldo experiment has been a bit of a failure so far - especially because of the level of player he is and how of late he has impacted the team," he said."When you look at the things he can bring to the club and what he brings to the fans, it’s not been amazing.“The current United team haven’t played well together of late."It’s a tough time for Ronaldo to have returned to the club.