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Greedy seagulls have been reported to have been picking away scraps off the remains of a dead great white shark washed up on a beach in Canada.

Former Manchester United coach Warren Joyce believes this week’s FA Youth Cup victory could help in cultivating a culture of winning back at Manchester United.

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.

The Athletic.“I went back before Sir Alex retired and had nine or 10 years’ coaching. My first job was as assistant coach of the reserves with Warren Joyce.Will Ole Gunnar Solskjaer win any silverware as Manchester United manager? Let us know in the comments section below."I managed the reserves when Joycey left, then I was the academy manager.

Neil Lennon and Derek McInnes also among the bookies frontrunners. Salford - owned by Manchester United legends including Gary Neville, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes - are hunting for their FIFTH manager in six months after Gary Bowyer confirmed he is returning to Derby County following his temporary spell in charge of the League 2 outfit.

Former Manchester United coach Warren Joyce says Adnan Januzaj was sold because he stopped working hard and "sat in Jacuzzis" instead.

straight to your inbox every day for freeWhen Paul Pogba returned to Carrington in 2016, he went to the gym in the academy building to see some of the youngsters he had played with and been close to in his first spell at Manchester United.There he bumped into Under-23s coach Warren Joyce, who teased Pogba by telling him he didn't know why United had spent £89million on bringing him back to the club."We’ve got someone better than you anyway. Bigger, stronger, fitter, nastier, hungrier," Joyce told Pogba."Who? Who? Who?", replied an intrigued Pogba.

Manchester United in early 2012. The former England midfielder went on to make a further 33 appearances for the club while helping them to the Premier League title in 2012/13, but has admitted to feeling nerves about his decision to return.

Everton after deciding to end his retirement. The Manchester United legend called time on his glittering career in May of 2011 and went on to enjoy a testimonial match at Old Trafford in front of almost 75,000 supporters.

straight to your inboxDuring his time helping to develop players at Manchester United, Warren Joyce estimates around 80 footballers came through the academy and went on to sign contracts worth upwards of £1million in the professional game, with more than 50 earning full international honours.Few coaches have such a successful CV when it comes to developing young players, so when the Class of 92-owned Salford City were looking for someone to take charge of the development squad at the Peninsula Stadium last summer, they put a call into an old friend.Joyce had just finished a stint managing Melbourne City in Australia's A-League, having also taken charge of 110 games in spells at Hull and Wigan, so there was some surprise that he would drop

Scott McTominay has detailed how Man Utd's 'elite' academy philosophy has helped him become a success in the first team.