Sir Alex Ferguson has shown his contempt for Manchester City’s MASSIVE sign featuring Carlos Tevez and the slogan ‘Welcome to Manchester’.

Michael Owen has been set a target of 15 goals by manager Sir Alex Ferguson. the striker has scored two goals in his first three games for United since signing on a free transfer from relegated Newcastle United.

Rio Ferdinand has claimed he’d never leave United for team that won’t challenge for the title. He was asked what he thought of the John Terry to City situation and responded by mocking City, saying they won’t win trophies.

Steven Gerrard was today found not guilty of affray at Liverpool Crown Court. The Liverpool captain was accused of attacking Marcus McGee in the Lounge Inn, Southport last December.

According to Wes Brown, new signing Michael Owen will prove himself to be a United great after making a goalscoring start to his United career.

Gary Neville has flown home from South Korea after picking up a groin strain. The right back was due to play FC Seoul today but this new injury setback means he’ll miss the rest of the tour of Asia.

United and Arsenal are set to be fined around £5,000 by UEFA for “improper conduct of their supporters”, following incidents in last season’s Champions league semi final second leg at The Emirates stadium.

United Chief Executive David Gill has confirmed the popular opinion that Carlos Tevez went to Manchester City for a bigger salary. He also questioned whether Tevez understood what it was like to play in a big squad.

David Gill has confirmed that Park Ji Sung will be offered a contract extension at United. The winger has become an important figure in our squad in recent seasons, especially in Europe, so United will look to keep him at Old Trafford as he enters the final year of his current deal.

David Gill has again dismissed the idea of Premiership clubs playing a 39th game. When Richard Scudamore unveiled the idea last February it attracted widespread criticism at all levels including club managers, chief executives and owners alike.