Football FanCast columnist Alex Rowland lauds the contribution of Wayne Rooney and feels there is no question which attacker should be the first name on Sir Alex's team sheet.

There was a time, not so many years ago, when Wayne Rooney was described with the same messianic influence as Kevin Keegan to Geordies and Theo Walcott to cynical England fans. However, since Manchester United signed him in the summer of 2004 his impact has resembled more of a burning ember than an explosion.

Football FanCast columnist Alex Rowland looks at the striking dilemma that faces Sir Alex Ferguson and wonders who should be sacrificed.

It is a difficult question to answer, but why did Sir Alex Ferguson feel the need to unbalance the best team in England and Europe with the signing of Dimitar Berbatov?

Football FanCast columnist Alex Rowland reacts to what was yet another uninspiring England performance against the USA.

When I was a kid and my grandparents came to visit they would take me out for a meal at little chef. This was exciting for everyone involved, however that excitement was dampened by my grandma's insistence on ordering the same meal every time; fish and chips.

New Football FanCast columnist Alex Rowland looks back at the remaining trio from the class of 92 and wonders if they still have a future at Old Trafford.

There is much debate as to when the Manchester United's golden class of 92 will finally come to an end. Many have left; none have move onto better things and yet three remain. Giggs, Scholes and Neville will go down as United Legends but how long can the trio continue?