Ste, I noticed in that interview on the overlap with Scholes he basicly said what you have been saying for months about scanning and checking your shoulder and how during the training drills it was a fundamental part. Obviously this isn't being trained well enough with the current united team...
hydes part of chesire with a sk postcode and glossop is somehow part of derbyshire
News. Opinion. Matchday.
Join the Paddock
Get the free briefing
The biggest Manchester United stories, sharp opinion and the best of Stretford Paddock—sent straight to your inbox.
No spam. Unsubscribe at any time.
Privacy
Your cookie choices
We use necessary cookies to run the site. With your permission, we also use functional, analytics, and advertising cookies. You can change your choice at any time. Cookie settings
From YouTube
Top comments
What an addition Joe is. The man is custom built for the brew.
7 likes
This is without doubt the best hour of the YouTube week
3 likes
The pieman used to be the bloke who delivered hot pies to the pub. It was always a celebratory moment when the cry went up ‘the pies have come!!’
2 likes
As an unabashed General knowledge geek, the first few mins of this vid is brilliant. Gimme more.
1 like
Ahahaha yes jay mentioning me in the first 2 minutes was class to meet you this week pal
1 like
I was in the Stratford end when he came on against Bolton & scored in his return match at Old Trafford.
Ste, I noticed in that interview on the overlap with Scholes he basicly said what you have been saying for months about scanning and checking your shoulder and how during the training drills it was a fundamental part. Obviously this isn't being trained well enough with the current united team...
6 likes
Thanks to Greater Manchester we oldies can everywhere within on bus (free), and train or tram for £10 per year...Mint!
I reckon the channel should do an “international watch” video where we reviews the performance of United players over the international breaks
hydes part of chesire with a sk postcode and glossop is somehow part of derbyshire