Van Persie - Champions League is wide open
Robin van Persie says the Champions League is so wide open this year that 10 of the remaining 16 teams have a chance of lifting the trophy.
Van Persie eyes new goals bonanza
Rio Ferdinand believes Robin van Persie is out to prove he is no one-season wonder for Manchester United.
Liverpool boss Rodgers backs Suarez for top award
The Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has backed controversial striker Luis Suarez for the PFA Player of the Year Award.
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RVP blow for United
Manchester United's positive week took a turn for the worse on Friday afternoon as striker Robin van Persie was ruled out for "around four to six weeks" with a sprained knee.
The Barclays Premier League champions announced the bad news on their official Twitter page, with the Holland international cut down just two days after firing the club into the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Van Persie's hat-trick against Olympiacos had been viewed as a possible turning point in United's poor season, but he was later carried off on a stretcher with Friday's news meaning he may not play again until May.
David Moyes: 'Robin van Persie is happy here'
David Moyes said he's not surprised Robin van Persie has pledged his future to the club.
Speaking at his news conference ahead of Sunday's clash with Liverpool, the Manchester United manager said: "I've been telling you... he's happy here and we're pleased."
Moyes also said beating Liverpool on Sunday would be 'a big boost' and described the fixture as 'still the biggest game in the league'.
He said Nani is back in training and that Rafael, Javier Hernandez and Jonny Evans all have a chance of playing on Sunday.
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Van Persie - Champions League is wide open
Robin van Persie says the Champions League is so wide open this year that 10 of the remaining 16 teams have a chance of lifting the trophy.
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Rio Ferdinand believes Robin van Persie is out to prove he is no one-season wonder for Manchester United.
Read the full storyFans award for Van Persie
Manchester United fans have recognised Robin van Persie’s successful first season by voting him the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year at the club’s end-of-season awards.
The ceremony was held at at Old Trafford last night.
Michael Carrick took second place, with David De Gea voted third.
Liverpool boss Rodgers backs Suarez for top award
The Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has backed controversial striker Luis Suarez for the PFA Player of the Year Award.
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Read the full storyVan Persie expected to make Manchester United debut
Manchester United's new signing Robin Van Persie is expected to feature in their first match of the season tonight.
They're at Everton who's four-all draw at Old Trafford dented United's title hopes last season.
Van Persie signed from Arsenal for £24m.
Van Persie: 'No one is angry with me' for Man United move
Robin van Persie said there were "no hard feelings" after he completed a move from Arsenal to Premier League rivals Manchester United FC.
In his first press conference as a United player, he said: "From my side and Arsenal's side, there is no hard feelings. No one is angry with me and I'm not angry with them".
Robin van Persie joins Manchester United
Manchester United have confirmed the signing of striker Robin van Persie from Premier League rivals Arsenal.
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