Recent content by Locke Leiemand

  1. Your top 5 favourite Manchester United players of all time

    1. Giggs. 2. Irwin. 3. McClair. 4. Cantona. 5. Sheringham.

  2. Rasmus Højlund | Signed for United

    In place names 'høj' normally refers to a barrow/burial mound. The name means the grove with the barrow/the grove by the barrow.

  3. Greatest XI with unique names

    Rhodri Giggs? Abedi Pele?

  4. United on film and tv

    United are mentioned in episode 395 of The Simpsons, Giggsy is mentioned in episode 317.

  5. United on film and tv

    There's a reference to United and a couple of shots from Old Trafford in one of the songs (It's Nice to be Out in the Morning) from the 1968 movie Mrs. Brown You've got a Lovely Daughter with Peter Noone.

  6. What made you become a supporter of this club?

    Up until 1989 when I started following United, I had only really been interested in the Danish national team. So basically I starting following United because they played in similar colours to the Danish national team. I was 8 at the time so that seemed perfectly reasonable to me.

  7. Best footballing families

    The Wallaces. Rod, won league titles in England and Scotland with Leeds and Rangers. Danny, brilliant for Southampton, played 47 times for United, won an England cap. Ray, England U21 caps, good career at Stoke.

  8. Your United Hero Growing Up?

    My first heroes were Brian McClair and Denis Irwin. I'm not completely sure why. I was around 9 or something like that and for some reason they just stood out for me. Later when Giggys came along he was The One for me. Only player-name I ever had on a shirt.

  9. Hannibal Mejbri - Manchester United Player

    Good post. My thoughts exactly.

  10. Johan, Bjorn, Mateo and Dillon too.

    Cheers. Nice read. Keep up the good work.

  11. You have to pick..

    This. Liverpool winning the league would be an absolute nightmare.

  12. Redcafe’s favourite United players

    1. Giggs. 2. Sir Bobby. 3. Denis Irwin. 4. Brian McClair. 5. Bryan Robson. 6. Scholes. 7. Sheringham. 8. Cantona. 9. Keane. 10. Darren Fletcher.

  13. R.I.P. Eric Harrison

    Sad, sad news. :(

  14. Players who should have had more caps for their countries

    Going back a bit further here. Up until 1971, the Danish FA (DBU) didn't allow professional players to represent the national team. This means that two of the best and most iconic Danish players ever, John Hansen (124 goals in 187 for Juventus) and Harald Nielsen (85 goals in 179 games for...

  15. Players you had forgotten existed

    Danny Cadamarteri. For some reason he popped up in my head a couple of days ago. Looked like a real talent at Everton in the late 90's, but went on to have a pretty pointless career.
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