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Kings of Manchester: Who will reign when United and City clash?
Manchester City have been "the Kings of Manchester".
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Kings of Manchester: Who will reign when United and City clash?
Manchester City have been "the Kings of Manchester".
Open articleChris Wheeler
'The fans impacted by the bans have still not received clear reasoning. That is unacceptable and should be challenged. We are supporters and human beings, not cattle in a slaughterhouse! We protest against being treated like this, and urge all fans to turn up.' #mufc
Open articleChris Wheeler
The 1958 hit out at Utd's ticket tout update and vow to carry on with Sunday's protest. 'There is still no apology from the club at the way they’ve treated time-served, loyal fans. The stress and aggravation caused has been immense for some.' #mufc
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Man Utd reveal that 685 accounts have been hit with bans in ticket tout crackdown, and deny accusations that innocent fans have been targeted https://mol.im/a/16123767 via @MailSport #mufc
Open articleTyrone Marshall
"For as long as I’ve known Manchester, City have been the kings of Manchester." "I'm definitely not using that phrase at all, no." Michael Carrick responds to Elliot Anderson's derby day jibe ahead of what is sure to be a hostile Old Trafford reception #mufc
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‘I’m not using that phrase’ – Carrick responds to ‘Kings of Manchester' comment
Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick refused to be drawn into Elliot Anderson's claim that Manchester City are the "Kings of Manchester" ahead of Sunday's derby.
Open articleSimon Stone
Man Utd have completed ticket touting investigation. Their view is some of the social media allegations around it are false. Some fans have different opinion. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c1j4zydzk2zo
Open articleSimon Stone
Michael Carrick on Elliot Anderson’s ‘kings of Manchester’ jibe. “I'm definitely not using that phrase at all, no. We’re humble enough and realistic enough to know where we've come from in recent history. We need to, and want to be better, and we want to be challenging more.
Open articleChris Wheeler
Carrick on Luke Shaw’s fitness after he missed Sabah win: ‘We'll have to see. We just looked after him a little bit. He wasn't quite ready for it 100%, so we didn't risk it. We'll see how he is over the next couple of days.’ #mufc
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Carrick: ‘All of a sudden there's different things asked of us now to a few months ago, and we're in the Champions League. That in itself shows the steps we've made.’ #mufc
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