Well this is quite the company to be featured in w the #Wirtz piece alongside Stephen Ganavas ⚽ Sid Lowe Grace Robertson 🏳️‍⚧️ Kaustubh Pandey and more. Thanks Paul Grech for including! Check out all the pieces here:

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What the trauma from these Travis Head onslaughts remind me of. Peak PTSD.

Guys, if you are from Bangalore, Please help.

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Great week to highlight why football pyramid matters. Atalanta showing up at Anfield and trouncing Liverpool. Bilbao winning a major trophy for 40 years. And Leverkusen winning the Bundesliga with a stunning unbeaten season. Huge celebrations. None of them invited to super league

I remember how, during his time at Celtic, Frimpong was criticised left, right and centre for not defending. The truth is that he was never a defender.

Alonso used his system to fully utilise his strengths. Defines how Alonso operates.

You can want Erik ten Hag gone while respecting what he's done in the past. It isn't difficult. Try.

No goals conceded by United in Fergie time

Mount and Eriksen on the bench when you have to control the game. But Casemiro is still out there.

We have a mini cameo from my boi Amad. Leaving here with something. And that Bruno brace.

All set for United to make it 3-2 and then concede a much highly expected 89th minute goal, leading to Erik ten Hag stating that they need to 'stick to the plan', as if they have one.

Damodar Solanki from Meerut creating history in the Premier League.

Proud moment for Indian Calcio.

I have mad respect for anyone who's still thinking about United and the top 4.

Pundits on mainstream media will constantly moan about hunger, passion and desire after these performances. When we truly know that this has been about structure (or the lack of it) for all these months.

It never changes. Rinse and repeat.

Only 2-1 when it could have been 6-1 for mighty Bournemouth.

Just so we know: United conceded the 2nd most number of shots per 90 minutes this season before the start of this game.

Only Sheffield Utd did worse.

Nah, there is always this Man Utd goal in every game which makes Erik ten Hag go: 'We dominated, we have a plan, there is a process in place'

That Bruno goal is *that* goal, when Bournemouth should have 3 by now.

Kambwala lost his footing and got dominated by Solanke, but there was so much wrong there with the shape.

That should not go unnoticed.

This Dominic Solanke rise to the top is superb. He always seems to have everything. He does it week after week. Might be worth a piece.