Bryan Robson reckons Man Utd are ready for title challenge

Bryan Robson believes Manchester United are in their best place to challenge for the Premier League crown since Sir Alex Ferguson retired.

Bryan Robson reckons Man Utd are ready for title challenge
Sun, 27 Aug, 2017 - 13:30

Bryan Robson believes Manchester United are in their best place to challenge for the Premier League crown since Sir Alex Ferguson retired.

Life without the Scot was always going to be difficult but few could have foreseen just how tough it would be.

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