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Sunday 2nd September 2018
By Aiden Graw
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SPORTS NEWS:
Manchester United are hoping to avoid their worst start to a season since 1987 when they visit Burnley on Sunday (kick-off 4pm).
Jose Mourinho walked out of his press conference after Monday’s 3-0 home defeat to Tottenham shouting “Respect!” in response to some of the questions he was asked by journalists, and continued his defiance to their poor start ahead of Sunday’s game at Turf Moor.
He warmed up for the short trip to Burnley by telling reporters he remained “one of the greatest managers in the world”.
“I am the manager of one of the greatest clubs in the world but I’m also one of the greatest managers in the world,” said Mourinho.
“I repeat, I have won eight titles (as a manager). I’m the only manager to win in Italy, Spain and England.”
Insisting mood in his camp is high, Mourinho said: “I was really humbled by the response from the fans and the team really felt that support, too.
“And because of that, this was not a difficult week at all, we feel we deserved more than we got.”
Burnley will have a quick turnaround after dropping out of the Europa League with a 4-2 aggregate defeat to Olympiakos on Thursday night, but Sean Dyche preferred to focus on the positives from the Clarets’ first European campaign in 51 years, ahead of a tough challenge from United on Sunday.
Burnley have suffered a stuttering start to the season in their opening three league games, drawing 0-0 with Southampton on the opening day before losing to Watford and Fulham.
Eric Bailly may return to the Manchester United squad following Phil Jones’ injury during Monday’s defeat to Spurs, while Alexis Sanchez may be fit enough for a start.
Diego Dalot and Sergio Romero remain sidelined.
Burnley are set to be without Johann Berg Gudmundsson again.
Having come off due to a hamstring injury at Fulham last weekend, Gudmundsson missed Thursday’s Europa League clash with Olympiakos, with teenager Dwight McNeil taking his place on the left wing and delivering an eye-catching performance on what was his first start.
Dyche made seven changes to his starting line-up for that match and Chris Wood, Jack Cork, James Tarkowski and Joe Hart are among the players poised to come back in. Ben Gibson is available again after being suspended for the European match.
Burnley have won just one of their last 17 top-flight meetings with Manchester United (D8 L8), with that victory coming in their first ever Premier League meeting back in August 2009 (1-0).
Manchester United have kept a clean sheet on nine of their last 10 visits to Turf Moor in all competitions, with the exception being a 0-1 defeat in August 2009.
Burnley are occupying the bottom three of the Premier League for the first time since August 2016 – however, the Clarets have won three of their last four Premier League matches when starting the day in the relegation zone (D1).
Manchester United have lost two of their first three league matches of a season for the first time since 1992-93 (P3 W0 D1 L2) – they haven’t lost three of their first four league matches in a season since 1986-87, when they were managed by Ron Atkinson.

Burnley have collected just nine home points in the Premier League in 2018 (P10 W2 D3 L5) – only Huddersfield (8) and Southampton (7) have won fewer among clubs ever-present this calendar year.
English managers have collected just four points in their last 21 Premier League matches against Man Utd (W0 D4 L17) since Sam Allardyce led his Sunderland side to a 2-1 win in February 2016.
Since Jose Mourinho took charge of Manchester United, he has won all 11 of his away Premier League matches against Englishmen, with two of those victories coming against Sean Dyche’s Burnley.
Burnley are still yet to make a change to their starting XI in the Premier League this season, while Man Utd have made more changes than any other side (9).
Manchester United’s goal difference of minus three is their worst since August 1992, when they had the same negative deficit after four matches of the inaugural Premier League season; this is the first time they will be going into a Premier League match with a negative goal difference since September 2014, when they beat QPR 4-0 following a 0-0 draw away at Burnley in the previous match.
Burnley have conceded 14 goals in their last five Premier League games – one more than in their previous 14 games combined (13).
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Burnley v Manchester United
Cardiff City v Arsenal
Watford v Tottenham
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Leicester City 1-2 Liverpool
Brighton 2-2 Fulham
Chelsea 2-0 Bournemouth
Crystal Palace 0-2 Southampton
Everton 1-1 Huddersfield
Westham 0-1 Wolves
Manchester City 2-1 Newcastle

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September 2nd 2018
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In Kiruhura—
Nyabushozi County Legislator Col Fred Mwesigye is accusing his counterparts, Robert Kyagulanyi (Bobi Wine) of Kyadondo East and Mityana Municipality’s Francis Zaake of simulating pain.
Col Mwesigye says the two Mps are telling lies about their alleged torture at the hands of SFC soldiers.
While speaking at the launch of a JLOS center in Kiruhura on Friday, Mwesigye said no one was tortured by SFC soldiers in Arua.
“Those who are pretending to be very sick are okay; I want to confirm to you that they were not badly injured,” he said.
The bed ridden MPs only exaggerated their illness when in front of media cameras. -He said
“No one is disabled. But when media cameras or government officials are around, they pretend to be very weak.”
Hon Bobi Wine was yesterday flown to Washington DC where he is said to be undergoing treatment, while his colleague Zaake is still admitted at Kiruddu Government hospital having been blocked from traveling to India for treatment.
President Yoweri Museveni while addressing NRM MPs in Entebbe recently, reportedly confirmed that the MPs were beaten by the SFC soldiers after they tried to resist arrest and fight back.
Speaking at the JLOS center launch however, Col Mwesigye praised the elite military unit for exercising restraint when the presidential motorcade came under attack.
“After pelting stones at the president’s car Museveni picked a radio and ordered soldiers not to shoot,” he said.
“If he had not many people would have died at the scene, so you can see that our president was brought by God,” he said.
The Mp went on to reassure his constituents that nothing with shake the NRM government as long as Museveni is still president.

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Sunday September 2nd 2018
By Aiden Graw
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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS:
Ugandan Dancehall singer Bebe Cool has come out to say that insults from Bobi Wine fans will not stop him from supporting President Museveni.
The ‘Batiddemu’ singer on Friday faced the wrath of angry revellers at the Tarrus Riley -Swangz Avenue- All Star concert, who hurled stones, insults and bottles when he stepped on stage to sing.
His appearance lasted only 30 seconds before he was forced off the stage by the revellers with the protection of the police, who were chanting “People Power, Our Power” a slogan commonly used by Bobi Wine.
However, speaking to a local station later, Bebe Cool said he would not be intimidated by insults from anyone because he is free to support whoever he likes.
“I have never been intimidated. It is the same reason I support president Museveni. I might have issues with NRM but I will die for a good cause and that is president Museveni the individual,” the singer said.
While forcing him off stage, the revellers asked him to go and sing for Museveni and not them because they were not interested in his music.
However, the flamboyant singer said he was not bothered by them but said they were sending misguided missiles to him for nothing.
“They are not throwing those bottles to me because they hate me. They are only sending a message to me but it is right message to a wrong person,” he said.
Bebe Cool urged them to use the right channels to pass on their political message to whoever they want, adding that this should be a ballot and not on musical shows.
“Ugandans must be told that there is a day to practice your democracy .The ballot box is not on stage at a concert and Uganda does not stop in Kampala.”
He however insisted that he disagrees with violence as a way of solving issues.
The self-proclaimed ‘Big Size’ is very close to President Museveni but on the other side a strong critic of MP Robert Kyagulanyi also known as Bobi Wine and has on many occasions been on the wrong side of the latter’s fans.
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