Poll: Manchester United Through And Through

Manchester United Announce New Manager

Nick Peck has been announced as the new manager of Manchester United FC, after the recent retirement of Manchester legend Sir Alex Ferguson. The manager who won the European Cup twice, the league multiple times, as well as the FA Cup, Carling Cup, Communtiy Shield and plenty more. However, due to not being able to cope with the stress, and job of the managerial position, Sir Alex has retired into the hall of fame, for Nick Peck to try and follow the footsteps of a true legend.

1

Summer 2011 Transfers

IN

Erick Torres - Chivas - £3.5 million
Carlos Fierro - Chivas - £1.3 million (Joining July 2012)
Luke Shaw - Southampton - Free (£1.3 million compensation)
Jack Butland - Birmingham - £3.3 million
Nick Powell - Crewe - £750 thousand (A feeder club link has also been set up with Crewe)
Marek Hamsik - Napoli - £5 million + £25 million over 48 months
Edison Cavani - Napoli - £30 million over 48 months
Kwadwo Asamoah - Udinese - £14.25 million over 48 months
Kara - Tromso - £1.5 million
Tony Trinidade de Vilhena - Feyenoord - £1.2 million
Ricardo Kishna - Ajax - £1.5 million
Felipe Anderson - Santos - £5.25 million over 24 months

OUT

Tomasz Kuszczak - - £1.2 million
Dimitar Berbatov - PSG - £7 million
Michael Carrick - Benfica - £10 million
Park Ji-Sung - Napoli - £7.5 million
Ritchie De Laet - West Ham - £1.5 million
Ben Amos - Ipswich - £140 thousand loan fee
Anderson - - £10 million
Michael Keane - Barnsley - £75 thousand loan fee

I know I have spent a lot, and you may think too much, but now I won't spend much, if any, in the next 3 or 4 transfer windows, as I feel the , and the team I have now can last a while, and will be able to build up good chemistry throughout the seasons. My plan for the next few windows will be to spend as little as possible and bring in some youngsters, especially into the reserve and under 18 .

A fairly easy for Peck's , with a great debut for Cavani, scoring a great goal before being taken off through a slight knock. A solid performance all round, with the under no real pressure and easily handling any possible danger.

Another win for the boys in red, this time from an outstanding headed goal from Nemanja Vidic. In a fairly basic game, with no real drama, the pre-season victory is sure to only boost the confidence of Nick Peck and the squad, with 2 wins out of 2.

A third win for the reds, and a great by 16 year old Vilhena, after coming on as a substitute just past the hour mark. Marek Hamsik also grabbed his first goal for the club after a quick equaliser by the Chinese side, following a volley from Nani.

The unstoppable force just got stronger with their fourth win of pre-season. With Cavani grabbing another goal early on, Danny Welbeck came on in the second half to retain the lead after a Beijing goal. Chris Smalling than scored a 3rd securing the win.