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Columnist at Telegraph. Occasional Fighting Talker. Also, with @philmcnulty, author of Red On Red, fully updated and out in paperback on 17 August
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This is the most unlikeable rabble I have seen in 50 years of watching Man Utd

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At the end of yet another wretched defeat , the Manchester United players decided what they would do was walk round the stadium, applauding the supporters. As they trudged wearily past the Stretford End at the culmination of what can only be described as a lap of dishonour, the response from those who had just witnessed a performance even more pitiful than the midweek calamity in Como, was loud, long and pointed. They booed the lot of them. This was not an isolated reaction.
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Brian Kilcline interview: Barmaids used to supply my therapy. I tortured myself

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Brian Kilcline sits down with Telegraph Sport before his former clubs Coventry City and Newcastle United meet in the Premier League - Guzelian/Lorne Campbell When Brian Kilcline was at Notts County, the manager Jimmy Sirrel became a little perturbed by the nickname his young centre-back had carried since his school days. It might have been nice alliteration, but “Killer Kilcline” was not exactly the image he wanted his team to portray.
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From Robins to Rooney, 10 Man Utd matches that defined the Ferguson era

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Sir Alex Ferguson thinks that the 1999 Champions League final has been so widely written about, not least by him, that he had nothing new to add in his new book. But it remains his crowning achievement - EPA/Jan Nienheysen Sir Alex Ferguson’s new book is a delightful trip through his personal archive, framed around his memories of 21 of the several thousand football matches he has seen.
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