James Ducker
Northern Football Correspondent at The Telegraph
Northern Football Correspondent at The Sunday Telegraph (UK)
Northern Football Correspondent, The Daily & Sunday Telegraph. @ManUtd and @ManCity, in the main … Formerly at The Times. I don’t write the headlines
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3 days ago |
msn.com | James Ducker
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3 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | James Ducker
An "embarrassed" Ruben Amorim has claimed he will not survive at Manchester United next season if there is not rapid uplift in results and warned the club that wholesale change is required this summer. United slumped to their 17th defeat of a shocking Premier League campaign after an insipid 2-0 loss at home by West Ham on Sunday.
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5 days ago |
msn.com | James Ducker
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6 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | James Ducker
United will drop to 17th place in the table if West Ham, who currently occupy that position, beat them at Old Trafford and Spurs claim at least a point at home to Crystal Palace. With each Premier League position being worth around £3.1m in merit payments, the prospect of finishing so low would be humiliating but also costly financially.
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6 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | James Ducker
There were 18 minutes remaining when Leny Yoro picked up possession in the inside right channel, 30 yards from goal. It was the kind of advanced position the young Manchester United defender had spent much of the second half occupying. He shaped as if he was going to cross, throwing Athletic Club’s Mikel Jaureguizar and creating the space to drive inside into the penalty area with a galloping stride that bears more than a passing resemblance to how Rio Ferdinand used to roam forward with the ball.
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That was an affront to the name of #MUFC It’s 20 years tomorrow since one of the most ruinous takeovers in sports history Their attitude here was summed up by the pitiful sight of Ugarte refusing to run back after losing the ball in lead up to 2nd goal https://t.co/8YD7bSlx0X
An “embarrassed” Ruben Amorim has claimed he will not survive at Manchester United next season if there is not rapid uplift in results and warned the club that wholesale change is required this summer #MUFC #WHUFC https://t.co/6Gjzu9RDlD
Leny Yoro - a lot to like. He’s refused to be buffeted by all the chaos and turbulence on the pitch & an expansive defender is starting to emerge. Very difficult circumstances this season for a young defender but he’s handled it very well #MUFC https://t.co/LbuCmxUJsF
