No Question About That - a Manchester United podcast

#427. This week Ed & Paul briefly touch on the latest developments surrounding football's global suspension and its ongoing impact. NQAT Game Club focuses on United's 1991 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup victory over Johan Cruyff's Barcelona in Rotterdam. It was the club's first European trophy in 23 years and a significant step in the development of Alex Ferguson's team. Full match:https://www.dailymotion....

#426. We won't see any football until the end of April, and in all likelihood until much later in the year. This week Ed & Paul briefly touch on the latest developments surrounding football's global suspension and its ongoing impact. With no matches to review, NQAT turns back the clock in the second edition of NQAT Game Club, this time to 2007 and United's demolition of Roma in the Champions Leagu...

#425. The season has been suspended until 3 April at least, although nobody really believes that it will return any time soon. This week Ed & Paul briefly touch on the decision to halt the Premier League and European football and the consequences for United and the game more widely. With no match against Spurs to review, NQAT turns back the clock in the first of what could be a fair few dives into...

#424. United thrashed LASK in Linz in front of just a handful of people in one of the stranger European encounters in recent memory. In the end the game was comfortable for United after Odion Igahlo scored a world-class opener. Four more followed to secure United a place in the Europa League quarter-final... if it happens at all. Ed & Paul digest Thursday's game, talk about the potential suspensio...

#423. United beat Manchester City for the third time this season, with a riotous 2-0 victory at Old Trafford. City dominated possession, but United created the best chances taking advantage of some well known deficiencies in Pep Guardiola's team. Ed & Paul digest a potentially season-shaping game for United. There are plenty of listener questions and a look ahead to Thursday night's Europa League...

#422. United beat Wayne Rooney's Derby in the FA Cup to progress. It was a competent if unspectacular performance from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men on a night the fans dedicated to the White Pele. Ed & Paul discuss all the fallout from the match. Then, on Sunday, United face Manchester City in the Premier League. Can United beat Pep Guardiola's side once again? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...

#421. United took a point from a tough game at Everton, but should it have been more after a bright first half from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team? Ed & Paul review all the action from Goodison Park, asking why United dropped off in the second half, what the club should do about David de Gea's problems, and whether VAR really is United's best player this season. Also on the show, a preview of Thursda...

#420. United thrashed Club Brugge at Old Trafford to progress in the Europa League. Sure, there are caveats, but it is good to enjoy football again. Bruno Fernandes scored another weird penalty, Odion Ighalo grabbed his first for the club, and Fred can shoot from long-distance. Also on the show, a look ahead to the weekend's fixture against Everton at Goodison Park. With Carlo Ancelotti's side on...

#419. United beat Watford at Old Trafford and United's new midfielder stole the show. It's early, but Bruno Fernandes looks like the real deal. The former Sporting player scored a penalty and set up another goal as United ran out comfortable winners. Ed & Paul review all the action from United's victory over Watford. Also on the show, plenty of listener questions, a new chocolate sponsor at Old Tr...

#418. United drew with Club Brugge on a damp night in Belgium. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made six changes from the side that beat Chelsea last Sunday, leading to another disjointed Europa League performance. The match was entirely forgettable, but Ed & Paul review all the action anyway because commitment. The show ends with plenty of listener questions and a preview of the weekend's Premier League matc...

#417. United beat Chelsea for the third time this season. How Ole Gunnar Solskjaer must wish his team could play the Blues every week. Ed & Paul look back on an eventful match, with VAR playing a very helpful hand in United's victory. Also on the show, a discussion about Ole's role in the ongoing controversy surrounding Babacar Sarr; a tribute to the late Harry Gregg, a bone fide Manchester United...

#416. With United enjoying the sunshine in Marbella, Paul chats to Talk of the Devils host and friend of the the pod Carl Anka about Manchester United, tracking Southampton for The Athletic, and the season to date. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#415. It's the Premier League Winter Break so United don't play again until 17 February. In the meantime a chance to take stock in this week's AMA with just three months of the season remaining. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#414. This is not the first time that United have been in the football wilderness. For more than two decades United failed to secure the league title; a cup side hopeful only of securing the occasional trophy, while spending years in Liverpool's shadow. On this week's Winter Break Special, we talk to Wayne Barton, author of a dozen books on football, many about United, about his latest, Que Sera S...

#413. United and Wolves played out yet another tight game at Old Trafford on Saturday. It's the fourth meeting between these sides this season, and the third to end in stalemate. Bruno Fernandes made a promising debut for United, but the Portuguese midfielder couldn't prevent United from registering yet another blank. Ed & Paul digest the weekend's game, look at loan signing Odion Ighalo and take...

#412. In the week that Manchester United paid up to €80 million for Sporting Lisbon's Bruno Fernandes, Ed Woodward came under fire, with a group lobbing flares into the executive's back garden. The debate around Woodward's role in United's decline has come into sharp focus, with fans protesting and Woodward's PR team cranking out personality-cult level messaging. Ed & Paul discuss and agree to dis...

#411. United survived the cabbage-patch pitch to emerge victorious over Tranmere Rovers in the FA Cup. United seldom score six or 10 these days, but the Reds racked up the goals at the League One club. All the analysis from Prenton Park. Also on the show, plenty of listener questions and a look ahead to the midweek League Cup tie against Manchester City. Can United turn around a 3-1 deficit at the...

#410. Manchester United were beaten at Old Trafford by Burnley, a side that began the day in 14th place. Despite taking 26 shots, United rarely tested Nick Pope in the Burnley goal, while the away side scored with two fine strikes. Ed & Paul digest the fallout from yet another disastrous defeat. Is it time for Ole to go? Will the club invest in the transfer market with just 10 days until it closes...

#409. Manchester United lost at Liverpool, as expected, in a game where the gulf in class between the two sides was all too apparent. Perhaps overshadowing the loss, new information emerged about the extent of Marcus Rashford's injury and the criminal mismanagement of it by the club and its manager. Ed & Paul look back on defeat at Anfield, digesting all the fallout from another miserable weekend,...

#408. United beat Wolves in the FA Cup, progressing to the Fourth Round after lil Juan Mata sprinted clear of the visitors' defence and scored. It was the first time in six meetings over the past 18 months that United have managed to beat the Midlands team. But did it come at the cost of Marcus Rashford's fitness? Then there's a look ahead to United's Premier League visit to Anfield to take on Liv...

#407. Back of the net! United secured a much-needed victory after recent calamitous defeats to Arsenal and Manchester City. Norwich were the perfect submissive, open, opponents. Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood ran riot. Ed & Paul look back on a fine win. There's plenty of transfer talk, with the gossip surrounding midfielder Bruno Fernandes now unrelenting. Will the Portuguese...

#406. On this week's Friday pod Ed & Paul look back on a devastating result against Manchester City in the League Cup. It was a game in which Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side was completely outclassed, the manager out-thought, and his players out-worked. There's the fallout from Harry Maguire's injury. Why do United players get so many muscle injuries and is Ole's injury management exacerbating the pro...

#405. This week's Monday pod looks back on all the FA Cup action as United drew at Wolves on Sunday evening. Having lost at Molineux twice last season, it was always going to be a tough third round tie. Ed & Paul review the action as United take the tie back to Old Trafford for a far-from-desired replay. Also on this week's pod, an interview with Sam Homewood, host of MUTV's Kicking Off and the ne...

#404. United's victories over Newcastle and Burnley seem a distant memory after yet another set-back for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team. Defeat at Arsenal was not just a sixth in the Premier League this season, but perhaps a nadir in a campaign of too many humiliating lows. Devoid of ideas and any intensity, United were comfortably beaten in North London. Ed & Paul digest another low and ask how Unit...

#403. Two games, two comfortable victories over the festive period. Newcastle and Burnley are just the type of defensive-minded teams that United have struggled to beat this season. But four goals against the Geordies and two on the road versus Burnley secured six points. Ed & Paul digest the two victories, look ahead to United's New Year's Day game at Arsenal and take in plenty of listener questi...