s, Müller-Hegemann's career was willingly promoted by political leaders, while in the 1960 s these same authorities started to try to hinder it, until finally Müller-Hegemann emigrated to West Germany. Even though the material presented here substantiates how such influence was exerted in a single case only, it might also help to better understand procedures commonly applied by the MfS and political hierarchies. The files show that from the end of the 1950 s on leading health ministry staff and political hierarchies started categorising Müller-Hegemann as politically unreliable and as a 'public enemy' and trying to hinder his career. By contrast, it was not before after his 'defection' (emigration) in 1971 that he was first officially dealt with by the MfS.What the study of the material gained made– recent history has normally seen him go with three in the middle in big matches in an attempt to gain control and stop the opposition playing.

Neither Scholes nor Carrick are particularly energetic or mobile in the way Darren Fletcher is, but with the Scotsman left on the bench after his shift against Chelsea (he can only do one big game a week) it meant United were unable to gain a foothold on the game.

As you can see in the Chalkboards below, between them they won only one tackle and the likes of Meireles would consistently run or pass around them.

Only one interception between them too.

The decision to give Carrick a new contract during the week was greeted with some derision but at the same time I don’t