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Uws 215
Playlist for the new UWS, issue 215 which comes out v Athletic this week.
We’ve got pictures from Amsterdam and the best quotes from Twitter and elsewhere.
News in the Guttersnipe of a United player who watched as an extra in a porno film, what really happened in the OT tunnel after Liverpool and a senior club employee...who supports Liverpool.
What else?
One Mancunian red was subjected to abuse about city being the Manchester team on a train…by a former city player from Preston. He explains all.
Former Ipswich striker and Red James Scowcroft on United’s injuries, sports science, Mandy Smith and Norwich away.
Andersred on football’s ridiculous wage inflation, including some interesting nuggets about MUFC’s wage bill.
A four page feature on the Basque derby between Athletic Bilbao and Real Sociedad. We were there and explain all.
We interview an Athletic fan too. He’s so excited about coming to Old Trafford that he just came.
To Old Trafford. To see United.
Ian Bland writes about When Saturday Come magazine, Mike Duff visits another of Manchester’s cemeteries and the editor watches United beat Liverpool with the recently retired captain of Japan.
There’s a good red featured in They Bleed Red, White and Black, ace columist Jim White on the title run in and Ian Hough on how current fashions are better than those in 1979.
Steve Armstrong writes about what he can remember of Amsterdam while Steve Black writes about matches from the last month. He got into White Hart Lane, but he didn’t have a ticket…
What else?
A feature from the other Old Trafford on Lancashire CCC, the reigning champions.
Journalist Sam Pilger on his favourite United XI.
Top columnist Fubar thinks United have got it wrong with Pogba.
Tall columnist John Mac on what Liverpool and Ajax were singing by K Stand top left.
Funny columnist Meatbag on Scallies wearing shorts again now that the daily average temperature has reached a double digit value.
And ginger columnist Mad Cyril on Scholes and Giggs. Joe Ganley pleasures himself over Scholes too.
Plus all the regulars, like Reserves and Youth, the editorial, some fine letters, How Was It For You, Board Stupid and our music column Transmission.
There are 44 pages in total, still a bargain £2 outside OT and £2.50 in the shops.
Deadline for subscriptions in Thursday. Copies will be posted Friday morning. To subscribe click here and have your bank manager sat alongside you http://www.uwsonline.com/subscribe.php
Viva Ronaldo! Viva Carrick! Aupa United!
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