What Erik ten Hag did on his first day as Manchester United manager

Lorraine Kelly, 62, has spoken in a new interview about her fear of getting dementia, with the idea of "losing" herself frightening the presenter.She added that she believes we need a "frank conversation" about assisted death for people who suffer with the condition.Lorraine opened up in a recent interview about her fears in life and what she hopes to conquer.She was asked: "What other fears are you going to face up to?"Lorraine replied: "To be honest the thing that frightens me, I will be totally honest with you."The thing that frightens me is not so much getting ill as you can hopefully do things to help yourself a bit."I gratefully fear for things like losing myself to dementia."As my gran had it a bit, not too bad but I think seeing that."Seeing friends' loved ones lose themselves and slowly lose the person they love the most."She continued: "And that is what scares me about getting older but of course dementia can hit people that are younger."I don't want to lose anybody I love and that sort of bit by bit way and I certainly would not want that for myself", she said in an interview with The Mirror.Lorraine is very open about her health concerns or weight woes, with the presenter revealing earlier this year a realisation she had during the pandemic.She told Express.co.uk she was sleeping as little as four hours per night, calling her habits "awful".With her sleeping schedule changing, the presenter revealed she went from a size 10 to a size 14 in lockdown.Lorraine said: "I’ll tell you what, the thing it’s making me focus on more than anything is sleep."During the pandemic, I’ve not been sleeping as well as I might."When you see it written down [on your tracker] as, ‘Oh, you’ve had for hours,’ you realise it’s not

Martin Svidersky has confirmed he will play in La Liga after leaving Manchester United this summer.

Steve McClaren and Erik ten Hag are settling down at Manchester United after a “mad” start to their time in charge at Old Trafford.

Manchester United have turned to a former Liverpool coach in a bid to boost their football operations.United have appointed Andy O'Boyle as the club's first deputy football director at Old Trafford. The Northern Irishman spent over six seasons working at Anfield and was one of Jurgen Klopp's leading fitness coaches between 2015 and 2017.

Flamengo manager Paulo Sousa has revealed that he has once again requested the Brazilian club to sign Manchester United midfielder Andreas Pereira permanently this summer.

A lot of supporters will be surprised to learn that Andreas Pereira is still a Manchester United player.

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

Manchester United's latest accounts have revealed that the club's net debt has risen 11.8% from this time a year ago.

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.

Sir Alex Ferguson once accused reality TV and a "mocking culture" as key factors which contributed to Steve McClaren's downfall. McClaren was this week confirmed as a member of Erik ten Hag's backroom staff as the 61-year-old returned to Manchester United 21 years after departing.

Ralf Rangnick may not have been able to make an impact on the pitch whatsoever during his time at Manchester United, but he certainly has off it.

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.

Erik ten Hag wanted Steve McClaren to form part of his backroom staff at Manchester United because he has the experience of winning titles in his career.

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.

Manchester United fans have been left very impressed by Erik ten Hag's first interview as manager.

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has been spotted arriving at Selhurst Park in a suave suit for the Red Devils' clash with Crystal Palace. Ten Hag will be in the stands before he officially takes the reins over the summer.

Erik ten Hag will attend Manchester United's final game of the season against Crystal Palace on Sunday, but he will play no part in team selection or tactics at Selhurst Park.

Erik ten Hag is to step up his plans for Manchester United after flying into London with assistant Mitchell van der Gaag. A deal is now in place for Van der Gaag to be confirmed as Ten Hag's No. 2 at Old Trafford and having been working remotely this week, the pair are now in the country.

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.

Manchester United. The former England and Middlesbrough boss is set to return to the Premier League as one of Erik ten Hag's assistant coaches ahead of the upcoming season.

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.