Dominic Booth

Seems like you’re trying to mock Tudor.

Welcome to the Premier League: If you like incessant stoppages, this really is the place for you.

Went well.

What's a more extreme version of Spursy?

This is absolutely ludicrous hitting from Samson. Brook with the costliest drop in T20 WC history?

Post-Newcastle rant/discussion/analysis – delete as applicable. Full pod out now #mufc

Yep

A horrid second half, but this referee man. Given a million soft fouls in Newcastle’s favour. #mufc

Tactics versus the 10 men haven’t been great. Maybe it’s the personnel in midfield but United have lacked control. #mufc

Shouldn’t Joelinton get a second yellow for that sarcastic applause? Akin to Dalot at Anfield a year or two ago. Ref has completely lost control here. #mufc

And then he books Mbeumo for a lot less 🤦

Why isn’t that a yellow card for Thiaw? #mufc

Leeds v Sunderland has been a very challenging watch. Turgid game.

Senne Lammens is incredible. Brilliant performance.

Ready for the headspinning job of the clocko!

Angelo Stiller has absolutely bossed this game for Stuttgart at Celtic. One to watch re United in the summer, for sure. #mufc

That Newcastle penalty decision is absolutely ridiculous. Where is he supposed to put his arm?

‘It fills my heart’: Andrews lauds Macclesfield for their dream FA Cup adventure * Brentford coach praises non-league side’s advances * Manager John Rooney proud of Macclesfield’s efforts Keith Andrews made a beeline for the Macclesfield dressing room after Brentford’s fourth-round FA Cup victory at Moss Rose and told John Rooney and his players they had been immense against his Premier League charges. The Brentford head coach said footballing journeys like the one Macclesfield have enjoyed since their rebirth “fills my heart” as he waxed lyrical about the true test his team were given by the National League North outfit. Continue reading...

‘It fills my heart’: Andrews lauds Macclesfield for their dream FA Cup adventure

Macclesfield’s fairytale FA Cup run ended by Heathcote’s own goal against Brentford The National League North side lost 1-0 after Sam Heathcote’s own goal as Brentford set up an FA Cup fifth-round tie at West Ham

Report: www.theguardian.com/football/202...

Gah. Macclesfield 0-1 Brentford. A mighty fine effort from the non-league side, who finish their FA Cup campaign on an aggregate 2-2 scoreline v Premier League sides. Bees just about deserved it but given a real test.

I’m at Macclesfield for @sport.theguardian.com again to see if lightning can strike twice in the FA Cup. Could be a fun one.

Oh and they have Bergvall, Bentancur, Palhinha, Sarr, Bissouma, Gallagher and Gray in midfield too. And one of the best CBs in the league in Van de Ven. And a decent GK in Vicario.

They probably won't but imagine if a Spurs squad (and I know some are injured) with forward options of Maddison, Kulusevski, Kudus, Richarlison, Simons, Solanke, Kolo Muani, Tel and Odobert go down... would be madness.

Seven goals in 13 starts all comps, five in his last six games (mostly as a sub). For most strikers this would be called red-hot form... #mufc

That Sesko finish is absolutely ridiculous you know. Wonder when the 'he's struggled' narrative will dissipate. He's doing fine. #mufc

But ‘rugger’ fans still claim the moral high-ground over the ‘hooligans’ who follow football 🤷‍♂️

Casemiro proved his doubters wrong. Now Manchester United must try to replace him The Brazilian was often exposed by the tactics of Ten Hag and Amorim, but was always adaptable and a replacement will be expensive “Leave the football before the football leaves you.” The meme-baiting quote from Jamie Carragher hung heavy over Casemiro for a long while, but it is testament to the Brazilian’s character and durability that he will leave Manchester United this year on his own terms, two years after those infamous words from the former Liverpool player. In fairness to Carragher, context at the time was key. After United were hammered 4-0 by Crystal Palace in May 2024, Casemiro looked spent at the elite level, bypassed too easily in increasingly fast‑tempo matches and left for dead by Erik ten Hag’s high-risk tactics. Continue reading...

Casemiro proved his doubters wrong. Now Manchester United must try to replace him

Casemiro proved his doubters wrong. Now Manchester United must try to replace him The Brazilian was often exposed by the tactics of Ten Hag and Amorim, but was always adaptable and a replacement will be expensive

How do you replace Casemiro? It’s currently one of the biggest questions at Manchester United www.theguardian.com/football/202...

Surprised how sloppy Newcastle have been, especially since they're at home. Brentford are one of the most well-drilled sides in the Premier League.

I'll be all over your second half updates, if you wish to join.

#mufc