Andy Dunn
Chief Sports Writer at The Daily Mirror
Chief Sports Writer at Sunday Mirror
Chief Sports Writer, Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror @MirrorSport @MirrorFootball
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4 days ago |
mirror.co.uk | Andy Dunn
Like so many of the foreign managers who have graced English club football, Ruben Amorim sometimes has a way with words that defies the fact he is compelled to speak in a second language. And that was the way the other night. “The sound of the stadium was the best ever,” he said after the scarcely-believable Manchester United comeback against Lyon at Old Trafford.
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6 days ago |
mirror.co.uk | Andy Dunn
Manchester United welcome Wolves to Old Trafford for their Premier League clash on Sunday and Ruben Amorim namechecked Matheus Cunha, who has been linked with a summer moveWith nothing other than a semblance of Premier League pride to play for, Ruben Amorim is ready to give youth a chance in the remaining domestic games of the season. The Manchester United manager wants to rest some of his senior players ahead of the first leg of the Europa League semi-final in Bilbao on May 1.
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6 days ago |
mirror.co.uk | Andy Dunn
The clock had ticked past midnight and was counting down to Good Friday morning when Bruno Fernandes was making his way along a wall of hardy fans asking for a signature or selfie. Or both. The Manchester United skipper was obliging the supporters, as he always does, win, lose or draw. There has been plenty of discussion about the suitability of Fernandes for the United captaincy and some people who should know better have questioned if his character befits the role.
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6 days ago |
mirror.co.uk | Andy Dunn
Just over five minutes into the second half of what had been, up to that point, Manchester United’s best performance of the season, Bruno Fernandes tried to send Rasmus Hojlund clear. Nothing unusual there. Only he tried with a rabona pass. Since when have Fernandes and Manchester United been entitled to start showboating? A long time ago.
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1 week ago |
mirror.co.uk | Andy Dunn
Virgil van Dijk would not thank me for telling the story - in fact, I expect he might be a touch annoyed. Well, as annoyed as Van Dijk can get. But behind the scenes at Anfield on a late Sunday afternoon, a scene unfolded that gave a small and simple snapshot of why Liverpool Football Club has one of its finest-ever leaders.
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