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It has remained a terrible nightmare at Old Trafford presently owing to the club’s disastrous start to the season. United have witnessed their worst football record since the last 30 years as they sit  12 th  on the EPL table and only two points above relegation zone. Obviously, no one would have seen this coming especially after their huge business dealing at the last summer transfer window that brought in Harry Maguire for £80m (making him the world most expensive defender), Daniel James for £15m and Aaron Wan-Bissaka for £50m. Against the Red Devil’s fans expectations, the football fortune of the club has remained horrendous. The sad situation has left little or nothing to desire with many pointing accusing fingers in different directions. Solksjaer While some blame the misfortune on the manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, others blame it on the Executive Vice Chairman, Ed Woodward. But the only solution now is to look for a critical way for remedy that will restore the Old Trafford club

It has been six years since Sir Alex Ferguson retired and things have never been same again at for record English champions Manchester United. Post the Fergie era, the United board have roped in big names like Jose Mourinho and Louis Van Gaal along with ex Everton boss David Moyes. All these personalities have failed to have had the kind of impact expected from them. After the axing of Mourinho, Ed Woodward roped in former Red Devil’s striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on a temporary basis but as a string of victories and the Norwegian against all the odds became the permanent boss. Now under his stewardship, Manchester United are 12th in the league and just 2 points off the drop zone. They are playing the worst football they have managed in ages which brings us to a very important question – is it time for him to go? Manchester United were never a hire, and fire club and their fans would taunt someone like Chelsea who bring in a manager every season. But how times have changed at Manchester

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer retains the backing of the Manchester United power-brokers and the majority of fans, Sky Sports reports. It is believed the Norwegian will be given time and money to turn his fortunes around at Old Trafford. Solskjaer has admitted on many occasions, that there will be “bumps in the road” or “ups and downs”, as he endures a miserable start to the 2019/2020 campaign. United have managed just two Premier League victories so far this season. They have gone 11 away fixtures without a win, one goal in the last three games and are currently in 12th position, two points above relegations places. However, the board will not fire Solskjaer just yet and will give him ample time, to turn the club’s fortunes around.

Reds legend Patrice Evra has been impressed by Manchester United new boy Daniel James's introduction to life in the Premier League. The summer signing from Swansea City has already scored three times for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men in his first four appearances and was  voted our Player of the Month for August . Evra, who is at the Aon Training Complex as he bids to obtain his coaching badges, handed the 21-year-old his trophy and felt the youngster was a deserving winner. “I think you deserve it and, to be honest, like I was saying before, I'm really, really happy to give you that trophy because the passion, the love,” said the Frenchman. “I can see it. It's the best day in your life when you're playing for this club and we need those players.  ”I remember your celebration [against Chelsea] — you gave me goosebumps! I was watching on TV and it was not about your goal, but more about your celebration because it was like 'the club is on the right way' because

President Buhari The tribunal dismissed the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential flag bearer, Atiku Abubakar’s petition for lack of merit. Atiku had challenged the President’s re-election, citing election irregularities and non-compliance with the electoral act. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had declared Buhari who represented the All Progressives Congress (APC) as winner of the election ,after polling 15,191, 847 votes while the PDP candidate garnered 11, 262, 978 votes. The five-man panel led by Justice Muhammad Garba ruled on several petitions relating to the presidential election.. Other members of the panel are – Justice Abdul Aboki  (Court of Appeal, Abuja), Justice Joseph Ikyegh (Court of Appeal, Benin), Samuel Oseji (Court of Appeal, Lagos) and Justice Peter Ige ( Court of Appeal, Abuja). In one of its rulings, the panel dismissed an application filed  by INEC seeking the disqualification of Atiku’s lead counsel, Livy Ozoukwu. INEC had described Oz

Manchester United have been cleared to sign a long-term replacement for Juan Mata in January, while Arsenal have been given renewed hope of a deal for Yannick Carrasco in the winter window, according to Monday’s European papers. MAN UTD GIVEN GREEN LIGHT TO SIGN ISCO IN JANUARY Zinedine Zidane has told Isco he is free to leave the club in the winter window, with Manchester United leading the chase to sign him. The Spain playmaker appears to have fallen down the pecking order under Zidane at the Bernabeu, with Eden Hazard’s return to fitness expected to see him phased out of the side. And according to  Don Balon,  Zidane has told Isco he will not stand in his way over a January exit at the Bernabeu with the club reportedly willing to let the 27-year-old move on for a fee of around €60m (£53.5m). It’s believed United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sees Isco as a long-term replacement for experienced playmaker Juan Mata, who could be allowed to return to Spain. It’s suggested that Real hope th