Greater Manchester Football

Search This Blog

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY

on February 01, 2021

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Sign Up To Our Mailing List

Never miss a word from us again!

Use the form below to sign up! If you have any issues, just email gmcrfootball@gmail.com

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Other Pages

Home
About Us
Manchester's Magic Moments
A Cult Hero Is Something To Be
Legendary Player Profiles

FC United of Manchester To Go On European Adventure

FC United of Manchester have announced that they will be competing in an international football tournament that will feature eight non-professional football clubs. The clubs, from seven European countries, are famous for a variety of reasons including clubs that have been rebuilt and run by fans and clubs featuring significant social and cultural projects. Aside from football the FENIX Trophy will also promote friendship between clubs from several European nations and, in the process, allow clubs from across the continent to share best practices within non-professional football. In short, it aims to build a European network of extraordinary non-professional football clubs. The format of the tournament The Fenix Trophy will run from mid-September 2021 to May 2022 with an initial group phase featuring two groups of four teams each that will play each other home and away on midweek evenings (either on Wednesdays or Thursdays) from September through to May before the tournament closes wi...

Gary Neville Is A Red

Gary Neville was a member of Manchester United's class of 92. He spent his entire career at Old Trafford. Let's take a closer look at his career. (Neville playing at the AJ Bell for a 'Class of 92' side against Salford City) Gary Neville played over 600 times for Manchester United and managed to score seven goals for the club. 1992 Youth Cup Gary Neville was part of United's successful FA Youth Cup win in 1992. In the final, the reds beat Crystal Palace 6-3 on aggregate. Gary was joined in this side by David Beckham, Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs. Gary made his debut for the Manchester United first team in a UEFA Cup game in 1992. 1996 Double and 1999 Treble Alongside his brother Phil Neville, Gary was a key part of Manchester United's squad ahead of the 1995/1996 season. Alex Ferguson had famously sold three first players from the previous season so there was a lot of pressure on the United youngsters. "You'll never win anything with kids..." ...

Powered by Blogger

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY

Comments

Post a Comment