Red Devil Rants: A Manchester United Podcast

S02E48 - World Cup Watches, Bald Ballers and United's Debt

The World Cup is well and truly underway and it's all quiet on the United front, so we're talking hate watches, crappy cameramen and our thoughts so far. We'll also touch on England's misfortunes before they've even kicked a ball, footballers who are bald by choice and why we wouldn't have Vinicius Jr at United. Then to wrap it up the only real movement at United so far...debt refinancing; is it a good thing?

S02E47 - World Cup 2026 is here!

Football's biggest stage is back! Bringing drama, excitement and controversy in equal measure. We break down the latest news and explore the issues already making headlines. We also reveal our tournament predictions on dark horses, random hot takes, surprise packages and potential champions.

S02E46 - End of Season Awards

The football may be finished but the season isn't quite over! This episode we go through the last 9 months rating the manager, giving our best and worst moments and, of course, giving the end of season award! Who was the best player? What was the best goal? Who is this season's clubman, all these and more will be decided! Plus we look to the future and consider, just how important is this upcoming transfer window? And if course we have to talk about the Champion's League...have it!

S02E45 - Rashford’s Shade, Bruno’s Beef & United’s Dead‑Rubber Masterclass

In this episode, we kick things off by asking whether Rashford subtly threw shade at United after thanking every man, woman and household pet for his England World Cup call‑up… except United. We break down United’s surprisingly electric performance in what should’ve been a dead‑rubber against Brighton and debate whether Bruno’s record‑breaking assist should have stood. We look at whether that match officially confirmed Dorgu as United’s long‑term left‑wing option, before diving into the simmering Roy Keane vs Bruno Fernandes feud and whether Bruno is actually our modern‑day Brian Robson. From there, we zoom out: can United ever return to being the dominant force they once were and ask whether Pep is really the greatest Premier League manager ever? We wrap up with our thoughts on the England World Cup squad and the shock of a Real Madrid‑less Spanish squad. A lively mix of drama, nostalgia, and tactical chaos.

S02E44 - 3rd place secured, Carrick gets the call

Third place secured. Carrick’s impact has not only stabilised United’s season but earned him the chance to lead the project long-term. We also reflect on Casemiro’s farewell and the impact of a player who brought leadership, mentality and big-game experience to United. Beyond Old Trafford, the Premier League itself is beginning to reshape, with Pep’s departure and multiple managerial appointments signalling the start of a very different landscape next season.