A recent law graduate building a career in the legal sector but my true passion in life has always been sport. I love every aspect of sport, from the dedication and the hard work to the elation and despair. Sport is something that should be lived and breathed by every fan, from the roar of the Stretford End to the ‘Vamos!’ of Nadal and as a passionate sports fan I have always had an interest in expressing my thoughts and opinions for those kind enough to listen.
By David Gee (@DavidGee26) Manchester United travelled to Burnley in search of their first win of the season having been buoyed by the arrival of Angel Di Maria during the week. The Argentinian made his debut in midfield before a…
By David Gee. (@DavidGee26) Another all-to-frequent afternoon of disappointment that entailed an unwelcome microcosm of United’s season. Sustained periods of meaningless, un-penetrative possession were interrupted by incisive, high tempo counter-attacks from the home side who ran out fairly comfortable victors…
By David Gee. (@DavidGee26) The sun was out at Old Trafford and for subscribers to pathetic fallacy the result and the mood matched the weather in the end. In truth, the final score probably flattered what was, for the most…
By David Gee. (@DavidGee26) In a game that may unfortunately prove to be a season highlight, Moyes’ men overturned a two goal first leg deficit to dump the Greek champions out of Europe and progress to the quarter-final stage with…
By David Gee. (@DavidGee26) No, you’re not dreaming, Manchester United really did end up strolling to a rare routine victory. Following a scrappy and rather nervy opening at the Hawthorns, Manchester United grew in confidence as the tie went on…
By David Gee. (@DavidGee26) A largely uneventful affair in South East London finished with Manchester United returning to the North West with a rare but valuable three points. The champions’ form has left a lot to be desired since the…
By David Gee. (@DavidGee26) More dropped points in the once fortress of Old Trafford, the reds’ home increasingly becoming more a theatre of nightmares than dreams for David Moyes. Stunned silence greeted Darren Bent’s injury time equaliser, which has surely…
