Manchester United legendary striker, Andy Cole has dropped his opinion on Romelu Lukaku.


The former England striker spent six years at United where he won numerous trophies. He is most fondly remembered for his formidable strike partnership with Dwight Yorke, which saw them deliver 53goals in the 1998/1999 season.
Its safe to say Manchester United striker has not had a wonderful time at United this season. The 75million striker showed promise in the 2017/2018 season, scoring 27goals in all competitions as well as adding 'jara' with 9 assists in all competitions.
So far so good, the Belgian striker has been a shadow of himself; from missing big chances, to controlling balls like they are coated with acid, to looking heavy and off the pace. One can only summarize that something is wrong somewhere.

Cole who was part of United's 1999 treble-winning side along with current boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed to ESPN the reasons behind Lukaku's drop in form, and how he can …

Eden Hazard has issued our very own Romelu 'Timaya' Lukaku a message ahead of the 2018 World Cup.

The Belgium internationals will link up as soon as the 2017/2018 Premier League season comes to an end, in their bid to win the 2018 World Cup along with their star studded Belgium squad.

Ahead of the showpiece in Russia, Eden Hazard delivered some advice for United's striker-in-chief;

"If I have something to say to Romelu - Romelu, stop scoring goals now, score goals for Belgium in the national team for the World Cup please," he told Sky Sports via Metro.


This has come after the number delivered a match winning performance against 'bad bele' rivals Chelsea, where he scored he not only scored a goal, but dropped in with the assist for Jesse 'Awilo' Lingard's winning goal.


We have a message for Hazard. Leave our Romelu 'Timaya' Lukaku alone oh before we send McTominay and Herrera to follow you like MTN (everywhere you go).

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Manchester United duo Romelu 'Timaya' Lukaku and Anthony 'Ikechukwu' Martial are now on course to break a Manchester United Premier League record in their next fixture against Crystal Palace.

Old Trafford hosted Antonio Conte and his men in a return EPL clash. It ended in ecstasy for Manchester United as goals from the L-team (Lukaku & Lingard) sealed a 'Sunday Jollof-rice' victory for United.
These are the five (5) things ManUtdNaijaFM learnt from the clash:
1. MOURINHO HEARD THE FANS' CRY

The boss set up his team like a father who had heard the cry of his sons; starting Pogba on the left side of a midfield three and playing Alexis 'Balogun' Sanchez on the right/middle in a rotating 4-3-3 formation.
It was a tactical masterpiece that left fans asking "So United can play like this? Why all the long balls in recent times? Where dis this script come from?".

2. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG TIME.

For the first time in a long time, United left the 'lob-the-ball-to-Fellaini/Lukaku' tactic at home and played the ball on the ground with some improved constructive play.
For the first time in  a long time, fans didn't have time to yawn du…

The Striker-in-Chief and current Head of Department of Attack of Manchester United, Romelu 'Timaya' Lukaku, has equalled the goal scoring record for Belgium after scoring his 30th goal against Mexico on Friday night.

Throughout the season, Romelu 'Timaya' Lukaku has been subject to high praise, as he has taken his time to answer his bad 'bele' people with goals and goals, from his official debut against Real Madrid to his domineering fight to top the EPL scoring charts.

It was a Saturday of mixed feelings for fans of Manchester United as the team scrapped the "bottom of the pot" for a 1-0 victory against Southampton in the background of a very poor display.
Here are Things ManUtdNaijaFM learnt from this clash:

Manchester United signed Romelu Lukaku from Everton about a week ago to occupy the office of "Goal Scorer in-Chief ". Following series of meetings with various committees and stakeholders, ManUtdNaijaFM decided to bring up five(5) important matters arising.


1. BIG CLUB PRESSURE
Being a No 9 at Everton is certainly not