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Manchester United · ManchesterAs Manchester United prepares for a new season, Boardroom breaks down why fans can be confident the club will return to form among football’s elite. The 2024-25 Manchester United season left much to be desired, arguably their toughest since the 1974 campaign, when they were relegated. Beset by injuries, inconsistent performances, and personnel changes, the club found itself teetering on the edge of irrelevance in both domestic and European compe…Read Article
Red Revival: Manchester United's Road Back to Glory
New York City · New YorkThe ESPN executive sits down with Boardroom to discuss overseeing all its studio content, managing talent like Stephen A. Smith and Pat McAfee, and the upcoming DTC launch. At ESPN‘s new Manhattan headquarters at Hudson Square in late June, Mike Foss pulled up to his office for the day at a temporary meeting room at 7 a.m. He was in town as Get Up and First Take debuted their new sets in the building’s basement, completing the network’s exit fro…Read Article
Mike Foss is Building Something Special at ESPN
Gareth Bale · FinlandThe six-time Welsh Footballer of the Year sits down for the latest Boardroom Talks to discuss his illustrious career, what he’s doing to stay busy in retirement, how he would build his ideal player, and much more. The full, true story of global soccer in the 21st century cannot be told without Gareth Bale. The speedy, dynamic 6-foot-1 Welsh striker won the Premier League‘s Player of the Year award with Tottenham Hotspur in 2012-13 before he went…See the Story
