News about David May

A host of Man United legends took to the red carpet last week to premiere today's release of Amazon Prime's new documentary '99, which details one of the greatest achievements in the club's history. During the 1998-99 season, Sir Alex Ferguson's side pulled off a then-unprecedented Treble, winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League, and becoming the first English side to do so. Many of the members of that great United squad remain in the spotlight but some have retreated into a more modest life. Here, Mail Sport looks at the players who made history and where they are now.

Officials in Sandwich, Kent, blew an unnecessary amount of money on the campaign, which cost it by £250,000 over budget. They are also displeased with the lack of seats. In September, building work began to repair paving stones on Guildhall Square, which is situated in the heart of the market town with a population of 5,000 people. Residents, on the other hand, claim that the scheme has failed to improve the town center, beyond making the stones 'just brighter.' Photographs: What the square looked like before (right) and after (left). Inset: New seating has been added to the house (inset).

Fans of Manchester United's former stars were left awed by his appearance after being photographed holding a massive 95lb carp. In a post on his social media, the former United States defender wore a huge smile on his face as he held up the massive sized fish, which left fans stunned at his new appearance. Since being seen with greying ginger stubble, the 52-year-old, who won two Premier League titles during his time with the Red Devils, seems unrecognizable from his playing days.