Six forgotten members of legendary teams - from Man Utd CL sub to Arsenal Invincible

So far, Erik ten Hag has made a good impression on the Manchester United faithful.

Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg has said Sir Alex Ferguson "went crazy" on the day Fergie Time came back to haunt Manchester United.The concept of Fergie Time came about after the Red Devils scored several last-gasp goals during Sir Alex's reign. Opposition fans accused officials of giving extra added-time when United were losing to give them more opportunities to score.However, six additional minutes was the last thing Sir Alex wanted when they were humiliated by neighbours Man City with a 6-1 hammering at Old Trafford in October 2011, as Clattenberg detailed while speaking exclusively at the launch of Ladbrokes' 5-A-Side Bet on the Champions League Final.He said: "Sir Alex used to always complain about timing. That was his thing.

Returning assistant Steve McClaren has compared Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag with Sir Alex Ferguson as he prepares for an Old Trafford reunion on two counts.

Erik ten Hag is said to be so keen on building a full picture of his Manchester United playing squad that he wants to know where they are going on holiday before the new Premier League season. Described as being 'meticulous' the 52-year-old former Ajax boss looks to be following in the footsteps of Sir Alex Ferguson by knowing about the private lives of his players, and is also said to have exchanged WhatsApp messages with a handful of stars.

Manchester United are set for pivotal summer ahead as the club begins its new era under Erik ten Hag.

Rio Ferdinand has laid out how Steve McClaren’s past experience at Manchester United can help the team climb back to the heights of previous years.

An Ajax legend has told Manchester United how they can get the best out of their new manager, Erik ten Hag.

Manchester United with Sir Alex Ferguson at the helm, they had one hero called Eric Cantona.The Frenchman donned the No. 7 shirt and wore it with style as he regularly put teams to the sword with his skill and panache. He oozed quality and has been heralded by United fans as one of their best players of all time.But from time to time, the forward was known to lose his head and one infamous incident has since been confirmed by the former Red Devils star where he had to be pulled away from one fight by Fergie.

Erik ten Hag has hinted that his Manchester United team will have to learn to win ugly.The new Red Devils boss has officially taken the reins from Ralf Rangnick following the conclusion of the 2021/22 season at the weekend. He's now getting to work on a major rebuilding job, which will see an overhaul of not just the players but also the mentality around the club.And an urgent part of that which he identified in his first interview as manager was developing the ability to pick up three points regardless of their performance.

Sir Alex Ferguson would have been proud of from Ralf Rangnick earlier this season, according to reports. The Ivorian had been recalled from the Ivory Coast national side but staff at Manchester United discovered he was in a different location than what had been agreed.

It hasn't taken long for Manchester United great Gary Neville to poke fun at Liverpool after they missed out on the Premier League title in dramatic circumstances on Sunday afternoon. Manchester City were in pole position to defend their crown on the final day and they did exactly that with one or two twists along the way.

Gary Neville has joked he will be getting changed in the showers after former Manchester United star Raimond van der Gouw showed off his ripped physique. Neville shared a snap of the Dutch keeper looking in the shape of his life on Instagram.

Manchester United scrapped the club's 'Player of the Year' awards dinner in the wake of their humiliating season.It is understood the players were embarrassed to attend the glitzy event following such a dismal campaign. A host of stars felt awkward about appearing at the black-tie event, which was scheduled to be held at Old Trafford earlier this month.United have endured an embarrassing campaign which has seen them fail to challenge for trophies and miss out on a top four finish and Champions League qualification, while bitter rivals Manchester City and Liverpool have battled it out for the title.

As Manchester United face another tortuous rebuild this summer, various figures have been predicting how long this process will take. Ralf Rangnick, looking enviously at Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, said last month it could take ‘six years’ to catch up with their rivals.

Rio Ferdinand has suggested that Steve McClaren will bring a much-needed winning mindset into Manchester United if he is brought into Erik ten Hag’s coaching staff.

Arsenal's 2006 Champions League final defeat to Barcelona, admits that he was wrong to send off Gunners goalkeeper Jens Lehmann in the European showpiece.Arsene Wenger's side enjoyed a remarkable run to the final that year, escaping a group containing Ajax, Sparta Prague and Swiss side Thun before claiming a memorable win over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu in the Round of 16. The Gunners then overcame Juventus and Villarreal to set up a mouth-watering encounter with Barcelona in the final at the Stade de France.However, the North Londoners would soon find the odds stacked against them.

Manchester United star Andy Goram has opened up over his relationship - or lack of - with Roy Keane during his time at the club.Back in 2001, Sir Alex Ferguson was in a spot of bother with both of his goalkeepers injured. Fabien Barthez and Raimond van der Gouw were absent through injury and surgery respectively and the then-Red Devils coach was allowed to bring in an emergency back-up on loan.A deal was clinched for Goram to join from Motherwell in March until the end of the season worth £100,000. The keeper was 36 at the time and had an extensive history with Rangers - where he had played for most of the 90s.During his time at Ibrox, he became a club legend and was voted in 2001 as their best-ever goalkeeper while he helped the Gers lift the Premier Division five times, three Scottish Cups and two Scottish League Cups.

Cristiano Ronaldo posing in Manchester United’s new kit for the 2022-23 season. The Portugal international, 37 has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford following what’s been a torrid season for the Red Devils.

Arsenal's title-winning 'Invincibles' side will likely never be forgotten, sadly the same cannot be said about every member of their history-making squad.The Gunners completed the truly unique feat of going a whole Premier League season unbeaten during the club's victorious 2003-04 campaign, with a star-studded squad managed by Arsene Wenger and boasting the likes of Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira and Dennis Bergkamp. But while most of that iconic Arsenal team went on to establish themselves as household names, some members of the squad were kept away from the limelight and confined to a mere foot-note in the history books.One such figure is that of Graham Stack: the Gunners back-up goalkeeper otherwise regarded as the 'forgotten Invincible'.

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.

Manchester City were thought of as the 'Noisy Neighbours'.In the nine years since Sir Alex Ferguson - who famously coined the label - departed, City have finished above Manchester United in the Premier League ever single season.United might always be 'bigger', but City are undeniably 'better' in almost every conceivable metric - and have been for almost a decade - and the enormous gulf between the two sides was illustrated after the Citizens' 5-1 thrashing of Wolves on Wednesday night.Pep Guardiola's side currently have a goal difference 71 higher than Ralf Rangnick's struggling Red Devils, with City on +72 and United only just breaking even with +1."Imagine if we didn't buy Ronaldo," one United fan tweeted in response to the stat."And next season they have Haaland, goal difference of +100 incoming," a rival fan joked.United's humiliating 4-0 defeat to Brighton on Saturday embodied their wretched season, and aptly consigned them to their worst ever finish to a Premier League campaign.The club have arguably never looked more rudderless, and following years of poor spending, corporate mismanagement and tactical inefficiency, Erik ten Hag's arrival at the club seemingly can't come soon enough.What will the gap in goal difference be between City and Utd next season? Let us know what you think in the comments section belowHaving failed to replace Sergio Aguero over the summer following their lengthy but ultimately unsuccessful pursuit of Harry Kane, City went into the season with just one recognised striker - Gabriel Jesus.As such, there were concerns that there wouldn't be enough goals in the team, but it didn't take long for fans' fears to be allayed.