Manchester United Football Social with Full Time Devils

Thank you very much for listening to the Manchester Football Social - Full Time Devils Takeover this season and over the last couple of years.It's been mint. We've had hundreds of Manchester United fans on the show calling in with their views and opinions - its not been easy being a red the last few years!Your calls have really made the show what it is with your passionate United debate.Unfortunately the show won't be returning next season, but there is still loads of Manchester United content on the Full Time Devils YouTube channel as well as their own dedicated United podcast which you can find on iTunes, Acast and Spotify.You can still hear the latest on United by subscribing to our other Podcast channel, 'Manchester Football Social'. Go and find that wherever you get your podcasts and hit subscribe.Don't forget to follow us on social media also, you can find us @MCRFootySocial on Twitter.Thanks again for listening and we will see you next season!The Manchester Football Social Team

Gary Drinkwater, Andy Tate and Webby get their scorecards out and grade the United players on their performances this season, as well as taking your calls on the topic. Plus, is the #unfollowunited movement on social media the right way to protest against the club?

Gary Drinkwater is joined tonight by Abdul and Sue McGranaghan to discuss their views on Rio Ferdinand being appointed as director of football, with additional opinions from callers to the show.The team also share their opinions on De Gea's and Pogba's positions in the squad due to their recent performances, what actions should be took and whether they deserve another chance with the team.Subscribe to the show NOW and never miss an episode.

Gaz Drinkwater is joined by Abdul and David Scott (AKA Argh Kid) to talk all things Manchester United on his first show as host of the Full Time Devils Takeover. The lads discuss United's performance against City in the derby at Old Trafford last night and what major changes need to happen with the club to see a turn around in their performance, from a clearout of players to a change of Chairman.Subscribe to the podcast NOW and never miss the show.

Joe McGrath is joined by Webby and Abdul to talk all things Manchester United on his last show as host of the Full Time Devils Takeover. The team discuss the defeat in Barcelona and how the structure of the club needs to change. The lads ask how United should rebuild the squad and whether Ole is really the best fit for the club. The team ask whether Ole was appointed too early and look forward to next season.Click subscribe to the show NOW so you never miss an episode.

Joe McGrath is joined by Webby and Sue McGranaghan for the Full Time Devils takeover.After United's defeat to Barcelona midweek, the question is whether some players are good enough to wear the badge!Subscribe to the podcast now and never miss a show.

Gaz Drinkwater is joined by Abdul and Andy Tate to talk all things Manchester United in the Full Time Devils takeover! The team discuss the recent results with Ole at the wheel and how influential Scott McTominay is on the current squad, as well as how disappointed United fans are with potential signings. The lads also chat about the impending Barcelona clash and how United will cope.

Joe McGrath is joined by Webby and Trevor Dwyer-Lynch to talk all thing Manchester United. The team discuss the big news of the day, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer signing a three year deal as permanent manager of Manchester United. The lads chat about whether it was the right decision to sign him now, and Ole’s options for Summer signings.

Joe McGrath is joined by Abdul and Webby from the Full Time Devils to talk all things Manchester United. The team chat about the excessive ticket prices which Barcelona are charging Reds fans for their Champions League clash and discuss how the International break has seen an influx of injuries for some of the United squad. The team also discuss the effect of sports psychology with football teams, whether VAR is really necessary and are asked the question whether we should trust Ed Woodward.