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Could Man Utd Go Down? | Squad’s Greatest Strength is also Biggest Weakness

Manchester United created plenty of chances at Chelsea - so why did another promising spell end in collapse? Joel Beya and Ste Howson join Rio Ferdinand to break down United’s performance, the missed opportunities and the defensive decisions that allowed Morgan Rogers to dribble ...  Show more

Carlos Tevez: Joining City was revenge after I “Gave My Heart To Man United”

Why did Carlos Tevez REALLY leave Manchester United for Manchester City? Rio Ferdinand reunites with his former teammate to hear his side of the story, from his conversations with Sir Alex Ferguson to the Real Madrid move that could have happened. Carlos explains why he felt let ...  Show more

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