as we saw, david de gea after the game _ things up? ings up? as we saw, david de gea after the game saying that - things up? as we saw, david de gea after the game saying that it - things up? as we saw, david de gea after the game saying that it was i after the game saying that it was an embarrassing performance, the fans did not deserve that and the way that they played was not up to the united level. i think a lot of attention will turn to names like zinedine zidane, brendan rodgers as we have heard. we had in his press conference that he was not interested in the job. conference that he was not interested in thejob. but conference that he was not interested in the job. but you see with the attraction that a club like manchester united can pull from certain managers, whether they will be tempted in that respect. zinedine zidane the former real madrid manager was very successful there, three—time champions league winner at real madrid, his name has been touted as a potential united manager. the ajax manager who has been doing great wor

start when eric bailly turned joao cancelo's cross into his own net after seven minutes and after david de geao silva got city's second just before the break. we second just before the break. have had a couple of difficult we have had a couple of difficult weeks. we had a couple of good results last week but today it is a couple of steps back again after a few steps forward last week but we need to have everyone back, fresh in their minds, ready to go and we need to look more like we started to look like before the liverpool game. towards the end of last season, start of the season, we looked a little bit more like what we wanted to. premier league leaders chelsea were made to rue their missed chances after a 1—1 draw with burnley. kai havertz opened the scoring for chelsea, only his second league goal this season. but burnley levelled through matej vydra who rescued a point for his side. chelsea are three points clear of manchester city at the top of the table. now to some big news from barcelona — former player xavi hernandez is returning to the club as their new manager, replacing ronald ko

so, you know, i was at the europa league final last summer, which they lost on penalties — david de gea's just come up short. if you asked me to crystallise into one reason why he failed i would say not signing a defensive midfielder or a really good midfielder like, say, declan rice at west ham in the summer, instead going for cristiano ronaldo. it's not ronaldo's fault but he did not need another striker who could score a hatful of goals because he's got edinson cavani there, marcus rashford, mason greenwood, and i think that... if you want to crystallise it down, that lack of signing a central midfielder has, kind of, really cost solskjaer in the end. because it's not for the want of money, is it? i mean, he'd got money to spend? yeah, sure. i mean, it is a little bit of a myth that manchester united do not spend money. they most certainly do and i believe i'm right in thinking that ole gunnar solskjaer, since he was appointed, has, kind of, had the biggest budget. i mean, he's built a very good squad — you know, he leaves... that's his legacy, basically. he leaves a very good squad.