Manchester United captain Ashley Young will not be joining Inter Milan next summer neither will he be signing a pre-contract agreement with other clubs having be given a one-year contract extension. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is a huge fan of the 34-year-old and feels his presence at the club will be useful to the younger players in the team. Although, the decision to keep him at the club haven't gone down well with fan who vented angrily on different social medias. Some of the tweet reads; "How the might have fallen.. " Another aggrieved post reads: "The more Man U fans want to escape the more the owners give them pain". Another reads: "This Ole and Co. are really taking us for granted. You can't be renewing Ashley's contract while there are real loopholes to cover.. it's getting out of hand". Sad ones goes this way: "Why, just why would you do that? He is part of the dead wood that they need clearing out "This ...
Premier League's most decorated player Ryan Giggs is overly convinced that he played for a Manchester United team that can compete with Pep Guardiola's incredible Manchester City team.
Giggs feels the 1999 Manchester United that won the Champions League, the Premier League and the Carling Cup {now called the Caraboa Cup} can rival City. He even went as far as saying United of the past can challenge City to the Premier League.
Pep Guardiola made history by becoming the first and nly manager in Premier League history to win the Premier League title with 100 points and the following season retained it with 98 points.
Sir Alex Ferguson meanwhile have never won the league with more than 92 points. His highest point tally was in 91 points back in 2008.
Comparing both teams don't match up. The present Manchester City team is far stronger and more equipped to compete for domestic titles than United were in the past.
Added to that, City are the first team in Premier League history to win the domestic treble. {The Community Shield, the Caraboa Cup, the FA Cup and the Premier League title}, no other team in history have done it.
"Would the 1999 team win the league? 100%. It would not be easy, but we would", Giggs told Sky Sports.
The present Wales manager added: "The City side are fantastic, with a fantastic coach, but that team was something special".
Giggs is a bit right though, Manchester United of the past would've at least finished in the top 4 and not champions. Pep Guardiola's Manchester City team is very, very strong and to beat them to the league title, a team must not lose more than one game and not draw more than four games..
That is almost impossible which goes to prove how strong Manchester City is.
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