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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer kept his Manchester United players in the safe haven of The Lowry Hotel last night. The Red Devils boss was taking no chances with his team’s preparations ahead of taking on Everton.United face Carlo Ancelotti’s Toffees at Goodison Park this lunchtime in a crucial game for the club and Solskjaer in particular.A poor result could cost the Norwegian dearly with his job on the line heading into the international break.So instead of risking any disturbances by sleeping on Merseyside, United checked into their usual pre-match base.United normally stay there for home games, and felt it would serve them better than The Titanic Hotel at Liverpool's Stanley Dock.

straight to your inbox every day, free Manchester United have stayed at The Lowry Hotel ahead of their Saturday lunchtime trip to Everton to avoid disturbances on Merseyside. United checked in at their usual pre-match base for home games on Friday night after encountering problems while staying at The Titanic Hotel at Liverpool's Stanley Dock.

straight to your inbox every day, free Manchester United have stayed at The Lowry Hotel ahead of their Saturday lunchtime trip to Everton to avoid disturbances on Merseyside. United checked in at their usual pre-match base for home games on Friday night after encountering problems while staying at The Titanic Hotel at Liverpool's Stanley Dock.

Liverpool Echo. The young man was seen entering the water at Stanley Dock, Liverpool, on Friday and underwater diving crews found his body later that evening.Witnesses said they saw the teen go into the canal, close to Lightbody Street in Vauxhall, shortly before 3pm but he never resurfaced.