Jose Mourinho was right to ignore Sir Alex Ferguson's transfer advice at Manchester United

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.

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.”

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

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.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is said to be 'desperate' to sign a striker on Transfer Deadline Day - but the Emirates is not the only possible destination for Alvaro Morata.With former skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang said to be in 'advanced talks' to play under Xavi in La Liga, Arteta and his team are on the lookout for a replacement after missing out on Dusan Vlahovic.However, the Serbian's move to Juventus has provided a window of opportunity, with former Real Madrid and Chelsea striker Morata looking for a new challenge.Step in Arsenal assistant Miguel Molina, who is said to have spoken with Morata directly ahead of a potential switch despite his previous struggles in the Premier League.Spanish outlet AS reports news of the contract between Morata and Molina, but add that their biggest rival also hold last-gasp hopes of a deal.Tottenham boss Antonio Conte is said to fancy a reunion with the forward who scored 15 goals during their 48 matches working together at Stamford Bridge between 2016 and 2017.Morata, 29, begun his career with Real Madrid and returned after his first spell with Juventus, later joining Atletico from Chelsea before his second transfer to Turin - which is a loan deal.The Spain international managed 20 goals in all competitions last season to match his career best, but has not been so prolific this season with eight goals from 29 outings.Would Alvaro Morata impress under Mikel Arteta? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionDespite that, Morata could be seen as the perfect addition to Arsenal's young attacking line up, especially considering that Eddie Nketiah and Alexandre Lacazette are out of contract in the summer.Arteta said earlier this month: "Any time I have spoken to any player, they were

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.

Sir Alex Ferguson's former assistant Rene Meulesteen has said the club should have kept the outgoing boss in some kind of role behind the scenes when he retired in 2013.

A former assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson has compared new Liverpool signing Luis Diaz to Manchester United great Cristiano Ronaldo.

Former Manchester United coach Kieran McKenna has revealed how he learnt from Sir Alex Ferguson as he embarks on his first managerial job.

Former Manchester United striker Diego Forlan has vowed to return to Old Trafford and watch the Reds alongside the fans in the Stretford End.

With Manchester City's draw against Southampton last week the door has been left slightly ajar in the Premier League title race.

Former Manchester United assistant Rene Meulensteen has said the club have lost the vision and organisation that made them successful under Sir Alex Ferguson.

Gary Neville believes Dimitar Berbatov's impact at Manchester United fell foul to the quality of Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez during his time at Old Trafford.

Rio Ferdinand has revealed that his Manchester United teammate Nemanja Vidic never spoke to him about his struggles with Liverpool's Fernando Torres.Vidic was one of United's finest centre-backs under Sir Alex Ferguson, and he was a key member of the team that won several titles.However, the towering Serbian always struggled against Torres, who was on the Premier League's most lethal finishers.Vidic was handed a red card on three separate occasions when he squared off against the Spaniard.But despite his struggles against Torres, Ferdinand has recently confirmed that the pair barely spoke about how to deal with the Liverpool man.“First of all, it’s the best partnership ever in Premier League history," Ferdinand told The Beautiful Game Podcast.“Trust me. Listen, strikers were playing out on the wings sometimes because they didn’t want to come up against us, it was mad!“There’s always going to be that one player in your career who’s difficult.

Edin Dzeko has revealed a falling out with Manuel Pellegrini led to his exit from Manchester City in 2015.

It's August 1998 and the Royal Antwerp team bus is rolling back into the club's Bosuilstadion home, but Danny Higginbotham can't believe what he's seeing.

"It is a hard decision when you are young.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy with jibes about a ‘typical Spurs’ transfer window after a number of failures this month.Antonio Conte has been left increasingly frustrated, with Tottenham still yet to make a signing this January, despite the squad being in clear need of an upgrade.The Italian had wanted to bring in Adama Traore from Wolves, with the plan being to turn him into a right wing-back, though Barcelona now look set to have sealed his signature instead.With that deal having failed, Conte has also been hit by another blow, with Liverpool making a shock move for prime Spurs target Luis Diaz.The combination of those failures has left Conte and Spurs fans incensed at the club’s poor business.With reports emerging that Conte could depart if no signings are made this month, it appears that Tottenham are no panicking.That has led them to launch a move for Juventus outcast Dejan Kulusevski on loan deal until the end of the season.Kulusevski has been unable to find a place in the Juve line-up since joining from Parma, starting just three times this season.Would Dejan Kulusevski be a good signing for Tottenham? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...With frustrations mounting over a lack of any real progress on the transfer front, Spurs are hoping to finally make their first signing of the winter.But the inaction at the club has led to many taking to social media to mock Levy and the other members of Tottenham’s hierarchy.“So typical of Spurs, wasted months negotiating for Traoré who is now at Barca and now Luís Diaz. Lol,” one fan tweeted.“Typical spurs.

Gary Neville has revealed that Ruud van Nistelrooy left him in disbelief during his first Manchester United training session.The Dutch striker joined the Red Devils from PSV Eindhoven in an £18.5million deal in 2001, 12 months later than planned following a serious ACL injury, before going on to become a club legend.The former United forward hit an astonishing 150 goals in 219 games during his five-year stay in Manchester, establishing himself as one of the most clinical goal-getters in world football.Despite admitting that he didn't know too much about Van Nistelrooy prior to his Old Trafford arrival, Neville has since revealed that it didn't take long for the former United frontman to make his mark. "One I didn't know but we spent a lot of money on was Ruud van Nistelrooy," Neville revealed to Sky Sports during a transfer special.

Marouane Fellaini has urged former club Manchester United to give their next manager more time after revealing his biggest regret from his time at Old Trafford.