5 h. ago Ruben Amorim sends message to Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana

Onana endured another difficult night against Ipswich

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6 h. ago Ruben Amorim tells Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana to ‘forget the past’

Onana endured another difficult night against Ipswich.

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32 h. ago Calamitous Andre Onana will soon leave Ruben Amorim with easy Man Utd decision

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana put in an error-strewn display against Ipswich Town and could soon find his place in Ruben Amorim's side under pressure if he does not improve

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45 h. ago Man United join transfer race for Andre Onana replacement as Rio Ferdinand makes feelings clear

Latest Manchester United transfer news as a new goalkeeper emerges as a possible top signing for Ruben Amorim in the summer

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63 h. ago Andre Onana breaks silence after Manchester United mistakes vs Ipswich Town

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is under fire again after making a couple of mistakes which led to goals against Ipswich Town

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9 d. ago Peter Schmeichel: ‘I felt superior. I felt I knew what was going to happen next’

Former Manchester United goalkeeper on Cantona, Keane, his double-agent dad and the hurt of Old Trafford misery“There’s no doubt that I was born with a special talent,” Peter Schmeichel says as he avoids wasting time with false modesty. After a remarkable career in which he won the Champions League, five Premier League titles and three FA Cups with Manchester United, as well as the European Championship with Denmark in 1992, Schmeichel speaks with the conviction which characterised his performances in goal.Yet, during our revealing and surprisingly moving hour together, Schmeichel also explores the complex layers of his family history and tangled character as one of the world’s great keepers and now, at 61, a much more reflective man. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Schmeichel review – a spirited celebration of Man United’s great Dane

Goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel reflects on his Champions League triumph, on-pitch aggression, double-agent dad and son Kasper in a fan-friendly documentaryThis is a pretty respectable entry in the current corporate-landfill era of sports documentaries. It’s the customary slavishly admiring portrait of its subject, the Danish goalkeeper who anchored Manchester United to a string of league titles and Denmark to the European Championships, but you are left with a sense that, somehow, Peter Schmeichel is a big enough character to justify it. Inevitably, the film also acts as yet another outpost of the “Football, bloody hell!” documentary industrial complex, with one more airing of the footage of United’s Champions League final triumph.Admittedly, there’s now an extra dimension to Clive Tyldesley’s strangulated shrieks as United scored their winner: this was Schmeichel’s last game for the side, having unexpectedly announced his exit from the team earlier in the season. It’s a piquant moment...

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