Person: Jimmy Greenhoff

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Terrace Talk: Man UNited - Endless misery takes us right back to the ’70s

There’s a childlike pleasure to be had, even at my decrepit age, to think one might be on the same wavelength as a Manchester United manager.

Mon, 07 Oct, 2019

Trip to Saints offers nostalgic distraction

PICKING up my copy of The Sunday Times on the weekend, I was increasingly thrilled to read the banner headlines on its various sections as I unfolded the giant beast of a publication.

Wed, 26 Jan, 2011

Excited by a title race that isn’t black and white, but hopefully red all over

AS Torres’ second went in, to give the jammy Scousers their laboured win against a Chelsea side unfairly reduced to ten men, few could resist the temptation to declare this the week that the title race finally became a proper Red v Red death-match for the first time in almost 30 years. If Rafa can avoid reproducing his Keegan impression, that is.

Wed, 04 Feb, 2009

Local pride stirred as back street kid Welbeck fronts up

ONE of Sir Alex’s favourite deflection-mode gripes, which he tends to wheel out when we have just lost, is that the fixture list is somehow mysteriously nobbled against us every year.

Wed, 19 Nov, 2008