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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable Internet links.
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Alex Ferguson called on Manchester United fans to give their full support to his successor David Moyes. The new manager’s first task may be dealing with Wayne Rooney’s desire to leave the 20-time English soccer champion.
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Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes will retire for a second time at the end of this season, the Premier League soccer champion said on its website.
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Rio Ferdinand scored a late winner as Alex Ferguson saw his Manchester United team beat Swansea 2-1 in his last home match as manager. Elsewhere there were wins for Tottenham, Everton, Liverpool and Newcastle.
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Rio Ferdinand scored a late winner as Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United team beat Swansea 2-1 in his last home game as manager. There were also victories for Tottenham, Everton, Liverpool and Newcastle.
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Manchester United Chief Executive Officer David Gill said he wouldn’t be surprised if veteran midfielder Paul Scholes quits at the end of this season.
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Paul Scholes retired after 676 games for Manchester United and will join the coaching staff of the Premier League soccer champion.
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Paul Scholes helped lift Manchester United to a 3-0 victory over Newcastle as the Red Devils began their campaign to reclaim the Premier League soccer title.
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Manchester United beat 10-man Queens Park Rangers 2-0 yesterday to extend its advantage atop soccer’s Premier League to eight points as second-place Manchester City lost 1-0 at Arsenal.
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Paul Scholes has reversed his decision to retire from soccer and rejoined the playing staff at Manchester United with immediate effect.
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