Take a look at all these great Manchester United 19 Champions Goodies
Manchester United v Leeds United 3-0 Carling Cup 20.09.2011
Listen to a drunken Yorkshire man comment on the Manchester United v Leeds United game.
(This video has been deleted from Youtube by a Leeds fans. He was too upset to watch his side humiliated by Manchester United's third team).
(This video has been deleted from Youtube by a Leeds fans. He was too upset to watch his side humiliated by Manchester United's third team).
Manchester United Museum & Tour Centre
Come and have a great day out at Manchester United. Enjoy a tour around Manchester United's famous Old Trafford football stadium!
Retrace the steps of United's real heroes, like George Best, Bobby Charlton, Cantona, Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcus Rashford. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, explore your club's home ground, reliving past victories and photographing the player's tunnel and dug out.
The stadium tour includes a visit to the magnificent trophy room. Sit in the heights of the North Stand for a bird's eye view of the pitch or stand in Jose Mourinho's dug out spot and dream you're the new team manager! Pose for a photo by your favourite player's peg in the Reds' changing room, soaking up the atmosphere of Man UTD's 'Theatre of Dreams'.
Ask all those questions you've been dying to know, completing your tour with a trip to the museum and visitor centre. An unforgettable experience for Manchester United fans!!
(Each ticket includes the Museum and ground tour, and a meal in the Red Café. Allow yourself up to 4 hours for the complete Manchester United experience. Voted UK visitor attraction of the year 2018.)
Adult and Child Tour of Old Trafford
Adult Tour of Old Trafford for Two
Manchester United Family Tour Experience
United Review: Once in a lifetime experience!
It's an award-winning tourist destination, a magnificent stadium, an interesting day out and home to the most successful team in English football.
The stadium tour is excellent. It starts in the trophy room (which is obviously very full) and museum, your guide then leads you inside the 'Theatre of Dreams' to take in the awe-inspiring view of the England's second biggest stadium in all its glory. There are plenty of photo ops aside the pitch here. You then head down to pitchside where you can sit in the dugout a-la Sir Alex, before heading back outside to learn a bit more about United's moving and romantic history as you walk beneath the Munich clock and through the tunnel to take the players' entrance. This leads you into the players' lounge and then the changing rooms where you can have your photo taken aside your favourite player's shirt. Then it's time for food in the great Red Cafe, and obviously the tour ends in the megastore where you can fill your boots with Manchester United logo-emblazoned anything.
We all hate Leeds scum
All together now: "We all hate Leeds scum, we all hate Leeds scum, we all hate Leeds scum, we all hate Leeds scum, we all hate Leeds scum."
I would 8-2 be an Arsenal fan
Manchester United 8 Arsenal 2: Crushed and humiliated! Wenger in crisis as Rooney runs riot
Wayne Rooney scored a hat-trick and his hair is stunning!
Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley says his young Premier League leaders are full of self-belief after their stunning start to the season. Cleverley, who is keeping more illustrious names on the bench with his sustained excellence in central midfield, said the 8-2 mauling of Arsenal at the weekend showed just what Alex Ferguson's fresh-faced side are capable of achieving.
"It's a pleasure to play in a performance like that, with world-class players. I see in training that we have it in our locker. When it all comes together, it's pretty exciting. We're a young, high-energy team and, hopefully, if we keep putting on performances like that, the trophies will come." Tom Cleverley.
Old Trafford: 100 Years at the Home of Manchester United: The Official Story
In the Edwardian era, Manchester was the workshop of the world and its leading football club, Manchester United, was one of the best in the land. Unfortunately, its stadium at Bank Street did not reflect its aspirations. So the directors took the brave decision to build a spectacular new stadium to reflect the club's, and the city's, status. On 19 February 1910, Old Trafford was open for action. Ian Marshall tells the astonishing story of the hundred years that followed. From early triumph, through inter-war depression, Old Trafford saw it all. But when the ground was twice bombed during the Second World War, its entire future was in question. However, under the inspirational managership of Matt Busby, both the team and the ground were rebuilt, and a new era of dominance was ushered in in the 1950s, only for United to be once again struck down by Munich. Speaking to players, employees and fans from across the years, as well as original research into the United archives, Marshall explains how Old Trafford has remained central not just to United but to the fortunes of an entire city. Old Trafford is the definitive story of an iconic venue.
Has Wayne Rooney had his day?
Have we seen the best of Wayne Rooney, and does this picture show what we can expect of him from now on? Or will the Manchester United star regain his former brilliance once again?
Paul Scholes - A true Red Devil
With the retirement of Paul Scholes, one of the finest attacking midfield players of the Premier League era has brought his glittering career to a close. The Manchester United star was undoubtedly a fine exponent of the beautiful game's more attractive craft, his passing and vision on the pitch was class apart. Scholes justified the hype as he went on to become one of the most gifted players England has ever produced.
Shy off the pitch, devastating while on it, Paul Scholes' life was spotless and his career was a lesson to all aspiring and young footballer on how to gain greatness and stay at the top.
Even the French legend Zinedine Zidane said, "My toughest opponent? Scholes of Manchester. He is the complete midfielder. He's almost untouchable in what he does. You rarely come across the complete player, but Scholes is as close to it as you can get."
At Wembley in the Champions League final, Barcelona players ran up to him to swap their shirts. As many as five Barcelona players were eager to swap shirts. Xavi, Busquets, Pedro and Messi walked up to Scholes, but it was Iniesta who beat them all to it.
A true legend - A true Red Devil.
The Beauty of the Old Stretford End
What a beautiful little picture this is. It shows the full glory of the old Stretty End from the United Road stand (now the North Stand).
Paul Scholes: My Story
Paul Scholes: My Story
Paul Scholes is one of the most revered footballers of the modern era, both at home and internationally. A one-club player, he has served Manchester United for more than sixteen years, making over 600 appearances in that time, the fourth highest number of appearances by any player for the club. He also represented the England national team for seven years, winning 66 caps including two World Cup and two European Cup campaigns. Throughout this time, Scholes has always played a decisive role in his teams' fortunes. As well as the technical brilliance that makes Paul Scholes such a breathtaking player to watch it is the determination and integrity which he demonstrates both on and off the pitch that means he is a fascination to fans of the sport. In an age of overpaid, workaday players, Scholes has become an icon of professionalism and club loyalty, admired by fans everywhere. Now in this book for the first time Paul Scholes shares his story: from his beginnings at United under the tutelage of Sir Alex Ferguson as part of the 'golden' youth team, to the treble-winning season and twice capturing European Cup glory, the importance of family and friends in keeping his feet on the ground, as well as his many triumphs and tribulations with England. This is without question the sports autobiography of 2011, from a player as popular and as revered as any in the game today.
David Beckham V Pitch Invader
David Beckham was preparing to take a corner kick late in Gary Neville's testimonial match at Old Trafford. He was interrupted by an small pitch invader, who was clearly enjoying every second of his time in the limelight as he ran circles round stewards on the hallowed turf.
Manchester United Season Review 2010/11
Relive every game and every goal of Manchester United's historic 19th League title-winning season with the spectacular new Manchester United Season Review 2010/11, a must-have memento for every fan of the Red Devils.
Fantastic footage and exclusive interviews bring to life a wonderful season that saw Sir Alex's men fight off challenges from local rivals Manchester City, defending champions Chelsea and Arsène Wenger's Arsenal to clinch their 19th League title, overtaking Liverpool to become the most decorated club in English football.
As well as Premier League glory, the 2010/11 season also saw red flags flying high in Europe, with Manchester United overcoming Chelsea, Rangers, Valencia, Bursaspor, Marseilles and Schalke to reach their third UEFA Champions League final in four years. Manchester United Season Review 2010/11 celebrates a season that had everything, from Hernández's instant impact and Rooney's 100th Premier League goal to a thrilling derby victory over Man City that included Rooney's stunning overhead kick. It also includes vintage performances by the evergreen Giggs , Van der Sar and highlights from the Champions League Final against Barcelona.
Manchester United Champions Trophy
Alex Ferguson led the celebrations along with his wife and grandchildren, after his team claimed a record 19th league win.
United captain Nemanja Vidic said "It's a special day for us and the fans to give them this today."
Manchester United manager Alex said "Anyone criticising this team was being ridiculous. All that nonsense about this not being a great United team. It's a great feat. We had some disappointing performances away but at home we've been fantastic."
Relive every game and every goal of Manchester United's historic 19th League title-winning season with the spectacular new Manchester United Season Review 2010/11 - UK Link, a must-have memento for every fan of the Red Devils.
USA Official Manchester United Gifts
Old Trafford Champ19ns
This is how Old Trafford looked for Manchester United's final game of the 2010/2011 season. The Champ19ns mosaic was highlighted on the North Stand.
Manchester United Gifts
Manchester United v Barcelona - Last Three Minutes
Manchester United's European Cup Semi Final Second Leg against Barcelona at Old Trafford on 29th April 2008
The final 3 minutes of this great game were captured on video. Watch as the fans wait anxiously for the final whistle. A stunning goal from Paul Scholes gave Manchester United a famous 1-0 win over Barcelona.
Stretford End Ticker Banner Gone
The famous banner hanging from the Stretford End at Old Trafford showing the number of years since Manchester City last won a trophy has been removed. It's a very sad day for Stretford Enders, but do not worry, a new version will be up for the Blackpool home game on Sunday, when Manchester United lift their 19th League Championship trophy. Manchester City should hang their heads in shame, when they compare themselves to United's glorious football history.
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