Talking Devils - A Manchester United Podcast

On this day in United history a number of memorable finals were won and lost. Meanwhile, the summer transfer window gains momentum with three new names being mentioned as targets.

West Ham might be due a fire sale, and though it's hard to see Bowen coming to Old Trafford, that's what the rumour mill is suggesting. On this day, a genuine Manchester legend and United trailblazer makes his debut.

United tick the clock over with more (probably) nonsense rumours, while the breaking news at Manchester City could possibly impact what's happening with Elliot Anderson. Maybe. Perhaps.

An eventful final home game for the season sees Bruno Fernandes equal a record, Casemiro say goodbye, oh, and United win with a good dollop of controversy thrown in. United legend Paul Parker joins Wayne Barton to discuss.

Wayne Barton and the late great Patrick Barclay look at United's history one season at a time. On a day when the club seem set to appoint a former defensive midfielder for the team as the new manager on a permanent basis, this podcast look back at the first time such a thing happened in the post-War era, when Wilf McGuinness took charge at Old Trafford.All the key stories and stats are told.Enjoy the pod? Please consider leaving us a review, and be sure to subscribe!

Michael Carrick took time out of negotiating his future to deliver a press conference before the Nottingham Forest match. It appears as though he could be announced tomorrow morning before the match, or even as early as tonight.

United suffer a disappointing night in the FA Youth Cup, while Michael Carrick - more or less certain of his future - settles on his midfield targets, who are starting to become clear and obvious. On this day in history, a couple of famous games.

We begin the season of clubs using United to inflate the prices of their players. While the club try to move one goalkeeper on, they're tying another one down.

Silly season is officially underway as United are linked to Valverde, while Andoni Iraola may already be realising the grass isn't always greener.