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Mourinho: Artificial pitch no excuse, United must beat Young Boys
Manchester United will not be using the artificial pitch as an excuse if they fail to beat Swiss side Young Boys in Bern in their Champions League opener, manager Jose Mourinho said on Tuesday.
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United hit Watford with devastating one-two
Despite the victory, United will be disappointed they allowed Watford back into a match that appeared won when Smalling’s goal went in.
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Lukaku says Mourinho deserves respect for being 'real'
Mourinho has had strained relationships with some of his players at the club since taking charge in 2016, most notably with record signing Paul Pogba, but Belgian Lukaku said he preferred the manager to be honest.
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Mourinho helped me get back in England squad, says Shaw
England left back Luke Shaw believes his Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho was right to criticise him and said on Tuesday the Portuguese had been key to his international recall.
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Mourinho accepts one year sentence in Spanish tax case
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has accepted a one-year prison sentence as part of a deal to settle a Spanish tax evasion case, 'El Mundo' newspaper reported on Tuesday, although he is unlikely to actually serve any jail time.
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United fans back Mourinho as Lukaku double sinks Burnley
The reaction of the United away support, chanting “Mourinho’s red army” certainly showed that the controversial manager enjoys backing among the club’s hardcore fans.
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Mourinho fights for his future as City stage anniversary bash
Across Manchester, City have no such worries as the champions host Newcastle in a 10th-anniversary celebration of the transformative takeover by their Abu Dhabi-based owners.
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Neville urges struggling Man United to stick with Mourinho
Monday’s 3-0 home defeat to Tottenham Hotspur was the second loss of United’s opening three matches and they now languish in 13th place ahead of next weekend’s trip to Burnley.
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Mourinho calls for respect as Spurs pile more misery on Man Utd
A second consecutive defeat piles even more pressure on the Portuguese coach as United now trail Spurs, Liverpool and Chelsea by six points and stand four adrift of champions Manchester City just three games into the new campaign.
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Three things that have gone wrong for Manchester United
Jose Mourinho is at the front of the firing line with odds on him being the first Premier League manager of the season to lose his job already being slashed after two consecutive defeats.
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Spurs threaten to pile more misery on Manchester United
United, by contrast, look anything but living up to their name with divisions emerging between executive vice-chairperson Ed Woodward, key players like Paul Pogba and Mourinho.
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Emery set for baptism of fire as Arsenal host Man City
Last season’s runaway champions provide the opposition at the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal begin a season without Frenchman Arsene Wenger in the dugout for the first time since 1996.
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Little cheer for Mourinho with Liverpool defeat
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho could have done with Nemanja Matic’s defensive capabilities as his side were well beaten by their fierce rivals.
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Mourinho worried by Man United's 'very bad' pre-season
United are without several World Cup participants, including France’s Paul Pogba, Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Marouane Fellaini.
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Mourinho confident England will impress in Russia
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said favourites Brazil and Germany had the most balanced squads and he did not expect the World Cup to see a shock winner in Russia.
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How Rooney's romantic return turned sour in one season
It was a nice line which drew much laughter as the football world bought into his journey back to the club where it had all begun.
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Late Fellaini header condemns Wenger to Old Trafford defeat
Paul Pogba had given United a 16th-minute lead before Henrikh Mkhitaryan, signed from United in January, brought Arsenal level, six minutes after the interval.
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Chelsea's Conte says Mourinho spat is over ahead of FA Cup final
Conte, who won the title with Chelsea last season, and Mourinho, the London club’s most successful ever manager, have clashed on several occasions.
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Mourinho set to drop players for United's FA Cup semi-final
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is ready to drop established players for the FA Cup semi-final against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday after the Old Trafford club’s weekend defeat by Premier League bottom side West Bromwich Albion.
