Manchester United legend Roy Keane issued a stern warning to Liverpool after their 2-0 win over Man City, stating that not winning the Premier League at this point would be humiliating

Man Utd co-owners INEOS are reportedly fed up with reminders about the club's history as they prepare to axe up to 200 more employees.

Sir Alex Ferguson delivered trophy after trophy over the course of his historic reign at Manchester United, but David Moyes' spell in charge after he succeeded his fellow Scot proved problematic

Manchester United's new INEOS leadership is actively distancing itself from the club's illustrious past, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his team reportedly "sick" of hearing about the glory years. Sir Dave Brailsford,

FORMER Manchester United star Giuseppe Rossi has lifted the lid on Sir Alex Ferguson’s humble man-management style. Rossi will reunite with his old boss at the ex-striker’s farewell

Ruben Amorim is struggling at Manchester United, but Sir Alex Ferguson's viewpoint on what makes a good manager may come as a boost for the Portuguese boss

SIR ALEX FERGUSON watched Manchester United’s disastrous first half against Everton in absolute horror. Ferguson, 83, was spotted in the stands at Goodison Park watching his former team,

Sir Alex Ferguson has named Brian McClair as the ‘worst trainer’ he ever witnessed in pre-season during his long reign as Manchester United boss. The iconic Scot saw countless players come and go across his 26-year tenure at United and left Old Trafford as far and away the most successful ever manager in the club’s history with 38 trophies.

But the United legend backs current manager Ruben Amorim to come good if given time. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Manchester United is enduring one of the worst crises in its history. Despite Jim Ratcliffe’s recent takeover, the club continues The post Man United’s leaders frustrated by constant Sir Alex Ferguson comparisons first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

INEOS are reportedly tired of hearing about Manchester United’s past glories under Sir Alex Ferguson and some members of staff blame the legendary manager for their current struggles.