Hughes: United vulnerable

Man United 3 Stoke City 2

Hughes: United vulnerable
Mon, 28 Oct, 2013 - 00:00

Yet, after the dust had settled on Javier Hernandez’s 80th-minute winning goal and the second home league victory of David Moyes’ Manchester United reign, such an analysis rang a little hollow.

It certainly did with Stoke manager Mark Hughes, no stranger to the wonders of United both as beloved, iconic player and opposition manager.

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