Person: Wilf McGuinness

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Terrace Talk: Man United - Not just turkeys nervous in run-up to Christmas

Imagine for a moment you were the kind of John Bull-ish Anglo United fan who wears St George’s Cross underpants to bed. It would certainly have been a gutting week for you.

Liverpool v Manchester United - Barclays Premier League - Anfield

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Louis van Gaal coy on Manchester United future

Fergie’s wish to go out a winner sealed the fate of Moyes

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TERRACE TALK: Sad to say but for Man U the League Cup matters

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A roller-coaster ride but we just need breathing space

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Just winning a trophy this season would be incredible for Moyes

Greenhoff: Mourinho the man to replace Fergie

Manchester United will be welcoming the man Brian Greenhoff believes should succeed Alex Ferguson when Real Madrid head to Old Trafford on March 5.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2012

When Harry met Wicklow

Wilf McGuinness never stood a chance.

Sat, 26 May, 2012

O’Farrell’s story vies for award at IFTAs

A DOCUMENTARY on the only Irishman to manage Manchester United has been shortlisted for Best Sports Programme at this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards (IFTAs).

Wed, 11 Jan, 2012

Friends pay tribute to Best at memorial

THE legend that is George Best drew one more capacity crowd at Manchester Cathedral as the great and the good of football mingled with ordinary fans to pay tribute to the Manchester United and Northern Ireland star.

Fri, 17 Mar, 2006

Best of times, worst of times

TRIUMPH and disaster has touched the life of George Best in almost equal measure. Widely regarded as one of the world’s most talented footballers, he seemed to turn his back on his own great gifts, his footsteps leading him to heavy drinking and prison.

Fri, 28 Oct, 2005

Fergie's future 'not an issue'

MANCHESTER UNITED chief executive David Gill has played down speculation surrounding Alex Ferguson by insisting the manager's Old Trafford future has never been discussed.

Wed, 23 Mar, 2005

Bates hints at move to new club

Ken Bates declared he still has “another challenge” left in him after stepping down as chairman of Chelsea.

Wed, 03 Mar, 2004