No Question About That - a Manchester United podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

#750 United's new management team enters the final few days of the transfer window closing deals for Manuel Ugarte, Scott McTominay, Jadon Sancho, and Hannibal Mejbri ... and there's ongoing speculation about Raheem Sterling and Ivan Toney. Ed and Tom discuss. Then there's the game against Liverpool on Sunday. Can United bounce back from defeat to Brighton or will the pressure ramp up on Erik ten Hag?

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#749 Defeat on the south coast yet again. It was a familiar result against a team that has beaten Erik ten Hag's team repeatedly in recent years. There were also a series of familiar failings - in the tactical approach, individual errors and bizarre subs. Ed and Dan discuss the game and Scott McTominay's likely departure to Napoli.

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#740 | Last season was challenging for United's Women's team and with plenty of uncertainty and controversy off it, it is a worrying time for fans. But with two new players signed up, is there hope for the coming season? Ed talks to Andy Slater from the Barmy Article fanzine about all the issues.

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This week Ed talks to Karim Zidan, an investigative journalist publish in the Guardian, New York Times and Foreign Policy about his journey covering the politics of sport. Karim's newsletter Sports Politika is available on Substack.

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#650. Ed & Dan talk about Mason Mount's move to Manchester United in a £55m deal. Good deal, bad deal? Or just a bit meh?

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#649. This week Ed talks to James Harris, a writer who is a regular commentator on the intersection of politics, culture and football, including a recent piece in CapX on sportswashing.

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#648. Transfer silly season is upon us and this year it's extra silly, with strange goings on at both Chelsea and Newcastle. Meanwhile, with the takeover yet to be completed, United stay silent. Ed & Wayne discuss.

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#647. It's a summer mailbag pod with Ed & Tom, with all the usual topics on offer: the takeover latest, transfers, Mason Greenwood and the international break.

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Apologies for the poor sound on Ed's side. He forgot to plug in his mic. Doh.

#646. On today's pod Ed talks to Matt Ford, a regular contributor to UWS and journalist with Deutsche Welle, about Qatar's bid for Manchester United and the implications for those fans who aren't keen on an autocratic, abusive sportswashing state owning the club.

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#645. On today's pod Ed talks to George Baker, founding member and former member of the Board at FC United of Manchester, the club formed after the Glazer takeover in 2005. We catch up on how things are going at the club and why now more than ever clubs like FCUM need to exist.

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