Lee Martin - The Goal that Started a Legacy

Lee Martin - The Goal that Started a Legacy

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Jimmy Nicholl - "I'll always be grateful to United"

Defensive stalwart Jimmy Nicholl is the latest UTD Podcast guest, as he tells some riveting stories from his time growing up at United and amassing almost 250 appearances for the Reds, between 1975 and 1981.Jimmy played for both United and Rangers who, coincidentally, take on the ...  Show more

REPLAY - Manchester United States

With United's upcoming tour to the USA on the horizon, this is another chance for you to listen to Manchester United States, a special podcast episode with MUTV’s Mark Sullivan who looked into Manchester United’s relationship and links with the USA. Join us to learn about United’ ...  Show more

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