We are a group of Manchester United fans blogging all of our intriguing views on all of the news surrounding Old Trafford, who love to communicate with all of the fans. We are always looking for new writers. We promote the website on Twitter and support is welcome, so feel free to follow us @Review_United. We hope you enjoy our blog and tell your friends about it, unless they support City…
Benjie Jackson - Founder and Chief Editor, created this site due to my love for United, Rooney is my favorite ever player as I have grown up with his career. Lover of football and happy to express my wonderful views on life. @MUFCbloggerUTD
Busby MUFC - Knowledgable, wise and loves United to the core. Follow him and you will be well pleased. His blog posts are also well considered and amongst the most insightful on the web. He has been told he should be a Premier League scout. @BusbyMUFC
Ben Joseph Westlake - Administrator, Chief Sub Editor and Key. Writer from London and a Massive United fan since 1987. @BenniWest
Naveen Ullal - Co-Editor and big United fan. One of our site administrators. @United_Transfer
Mayur Joshi - Writer from London, avid United fan. Has been supporting United for 30 years and is still going strong. One of the site administrators. @MediJoshi
Darren Hickey - United fan from Ireland and writer. @DHick92
Kelvin Wellington - MUFC fanatic and writer. A Manchester United fan since the age of 8. I've followed the Red Devils all my life and can boldly say I'm the biggest fan of United in the continent of Africa at least. I'm a passionate football fan who writes football, but mainly on United due to my love for the club... My favorite United players ever: Giggs, Scholes and Cristiano Ronaldo. And I still dream of walking onto that Old Trafford pitch as part of those eleven men in a United kit. Glory Glory United. @Kelv_ne
Alun Belmont - United fan and writer. @alto101010
Rahul Ponodath - MUFC fan and write. From India, Finished my engineering in 2009, working as a software engineer at HCL Technologies, love blogging, reading, and playing the violin. Also, been playing football at various levels since school. And most importantly, Manchester United fan since 1995! @rahulponodath
Kevin Ashford - United madman and awesome writer for Review United. Follow this Born, raised, and still lives in Manchester. My dad introduced me to the standing area in the old Stretford end as a young boy and I have been addicted ever since. Named my son Georgie after the legend that was George best. @KevinAshford7
Deaglan O'Muiriu - Writer and United enthusiast! @Deaglan8
Roy McPherson - United and football blogger, great writer as well. Working in the financial markets in London. Have been a Man Utd supporter since 1964 and have seen the worst, Frank O’Farrell, and the best SAF. Love my club but see the faults as well as the highs. My favorite Utd player of all time, difficult, Best and Charlton were magnificent but I loved Scholes. Enjoy watching most sports, even the egg shaped ball. I detest play acting in football and weak refereeing. @RMcPherson
Connor Hamond - Manchester United fan and In-House Editor for Review United. Covering most of the transfer rumors and updates for Review United. @RedHeartUnited
Juan Manuel - I bet you had hardly expected to find a Manchester United fan born and raised in Barcelona (Spain) here, but this is exactly what I am. I felt in love with the English Premier League and Manchester United in the early 90s (Eric Cantona is the one to blame) and since then my interest for the club has grown season after season. Following the last season’s 6-1 shocking defeat against the other team of the city at Old Trafford, I decided to reaffirm my commitment with United by creating The Red Insider, the first and only English-speaking and Barcelona-based Manchester United Internet blog run my a Spanish supporter straight from the heart of the enemy (F.C. Barcelona are my nemesis). As a matter of interest, my favorite United’s moment ever is injury time Federico Macheda’s stunning goal to Aston Villa. @theredinsider
Adita Nayak - Writer and United fan from India. @AdityaNayak12
Aamir Nawaz - Writer and United fan from Pakistan. @aamir_khan82
Syed Nael Naqvi - Writer and United fan from Pakistan. @stretfordends
Isah Babagana - Writer and United fan from Nigeria. @RioGentleman5
Geoffrey Lea - I am a 26-year old Football analyst in Tanzania, I work with Clouds Media Group where I co- host sports show on the radio and Television, deep down my heart am passionate Man United supporter. At work am always very professional and neutral, Review United is the only place where I can offer my views as a fan and am looking forward to all sorts of interaction with everyone here, I officially became a United supporter in 1995 when I was 8 years old. My mother ran a Cloth business where I came across a replica of the Man United 1968 kit, that is when I knew it that I had to be part of this great team and have never changed ever since, my most memorable moments as a Red have got to be Cantona's late volley that won us the FA Cup in 1996 as well as that famous Giggs goal in the 99 FA Cup semi against Arsenal. @geoffiejeff
Adita Nayak - Writer and United fan from India. @AdityaNayak12
Aamir Nawaz - Writer and United fan from Pakistan. @aamir_khan82
Syed Nael Naqvi - Writer and United fan from Pakistan. @stretfordends
Isah Babagana - Writer and United fan from Nigeria. @RioGentleman5
Geoffrey Lea - I am a 26-year old Football analyst in Tanzania, I work with Clouds Media Group where I co- host sports show on the radio and Television, deep down my heart am passionate Man United supporter. At work am always very professional and neutral, Review United is the only place where I can offer my views as a fan and am looking forward to all sorts of interaction with everyone here, I officially became a United supporter in 1995 when I was 8 years old. My mother ran a Cloth business where I came across a replica of the Man United 1968 kit, that is when I knew it that I had to be part of this great team and have never changed ever since, my most memorable moments as a Red have got to be Cantona's late volley that won us the FA Cup in 1996 as well as that famous Giggs goal in the 99 FA Cup semi against Arsenal. @geoffiejeff
