Talking Devils - A Manchester United Podcast

United prepare to face Manchester City today, who have managed to bravely avoid the corruption of the Premier League's 115 charges just three years ago and spend close to £100m this window alone. Oliver Glasner's stock is falling by the week but he wants a new challenge and has been linked with United. So too is a mystery midfielder! Who could it be? Prepare to be overwhelmed.

Phil Marsh and Keane Franey preview the Manchester derby.

The late renowned sports journalist Patrick Barclay and United historian Wayne Barton are taking you through a post-war history of The Red Devils, right up to the present day.Episode Two looks at life after Sir Matt Busby. First Wilf McGuinness, then Frank O'Farrell and thirdly Tommy Docherty who, despite taking the club down to the Second Division in 1974, brought United back with a bang just one year later.

United's hierarchy met to discuss the events at the club, one outcome being that Luis Enrique will reportedly not be considered as the club would prefer a manager with Premier League experience to come in in the summer. May this humble podcast suggest someone who not only has experience of the league, he has experience of United and finished second with the club in recent years? Meanwhile, after a few days hiatus, the transfer rumours are back in full swing despite everyone knowing the club has no money and will probably not be spending this month.

It is being reported today that Ruben Amorim was ready to resign just before he was sacked, but was convinced by his agent to stay and get the payout. It warms the heart doesn't it?

Michael Carrick was officially announced as United's head coach until the end of the 2025/26 season at 7.15pm last night. He brings with him Steve Holland and Jonathan Woodgate. Quotes and more on today's pod.

Tony Bryson and Wayne Barton look back at the Ruben Amorim era, what went wrong, what went right, and what if anything can be taken forward.

Michael Carrick will be named Manchester United's caretaker boss for the remainder of the season. It's a season that has much less prosperity than it did 4 hours ago with the club knocked out of the FA Cup. United legend Paul Parker discusses with Wayne Barton, and the pair preview next weekend's Manchester derby.