Manchester United’s players must put aside their misgivings about managerial uncertainty as Old Trafford pays its respects to the club’s only Irish boss, Frank O’Farrell, who died on Sunday.
After pundits accused United of giving up during their recent 4-1 Premier League (PL) hammering by Manchester City, now is the time for unity to revive their top-four push. But with big players, including academy product Marcus Rashford, reportedly considering leaving, these are worrying times for ‘Red Devils’ fans.
A four-match unbeaten league run here with three clean sheets has given them something to shout about, but they’ll be wary of Tottenham Hotspur after losing two of the last three Old Trafford head to heads…