Favorite Manchester United player?

Probably Rashford, then Shaw.

Now, nada. But, if I had been able to watch back in the day, I would have been a big Eric Cantona fan. And Roy Keane, until he maimed a player.

So your fandom of Keane would’ve lasted 5 minutes, 10 tops ?

Keane was a hard man. His duels with Patrick Vieira (Man Utd v Arsenal) were absolutely legendary. Oddly though, despite Keane and Cantona, Man Utd have always been known more for their attacking flair and panache rather than defensive steel.
The team you need is Wimbledon FC, and the man your after is Vinnie Jones. Mad as a cut snake, a real firebrand, and Wimbledon shocked the establishment several times…..

Oh yeah, those were the days. The classic 1997-2005 battles, (which I feel sums up their meetings and rivalry, both on the pitch and off) and I would always get very nervous whenever those giant matches would arrive, even if it was a few weeks away, it just kind of lied there at the back of the mind, like knowing it would be either heaven or "hell".
Losing, either one or both of the games, usually meant the winner would go all the way, and also included a certain psychological advance.

But there was always respect and a certain "hidden" (would never dare to admit it to my Arsenal supporting classmates) jelaousy towards how good some of the Wenger teams really were, around 1997-99 and then of course during the early 00s, before losing one key player after another, and where Chelsea arriving along with Roman and Mourinho at the helm, to stir up the dominance, and Arsenal never quite got back to their former heights, even if they for a few seasons, seemed to get their act together. But when it mattered the most, they just did not have the same strong and powerful personas, as Wenger's classic teams had so much of. That right balance of power and elegance, and where I guess Arsene later seemed to be more obssessed about the latter, and not so much about having powerful and strong players, both physically and mentally, which surely hurted him, more and more.

I often seem to notice most fans rave about the Battle of Old Trafford (2003), The Battle of the Buffet (2004) and the 2005 match at Highbury, when speaking of classic and intense meetings between the heavy weights. But for me, I believe the first minutes of their FA Cup match in winter of 2003, was where it just seemed to reach a whole new kind of agressive nature, and where I wonder how many red cards, would be handed out, if it was played in todays game? 

Jeff Winter sure ended up having himself a rather busy workday: 

Loathe the team and fans but will say Varane as he is not tainted in my eyes yet and is undoubtedly the best bit of business done this window .

George Best

Seems like a genuine nice guy, one of the few, where I cannot think of any opposite fans has anything bad to say about him, and it is kind of strange, that he has been at United since winter of 2014. Feels like a small enternity since Moyes purchased him, which I guess was his last transfer before getting the sack later that year.

Sadly, his time at United never quite ended up as successful or dominant as his years at Chelsea.
However, he did produce some stunning moments.

Sorry, didn't know, I'll make an exception. Utd, have a good line up this year, but not a good enough manager. Trouble is that he doesn't do bad enough to get replaced. Target for Utd, I would guess this year is to be competitive to the end. Finishing more than 6 points behind City and Chelsea would be a bad season/ Must get some silverware too.