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The Glastonbury Festival has announced a “landmark multi-year partnership” with Vodafone, which becomes the event’s official connectivity partner.And if you’re wondering, as you might reasonably do, what the fuck that means, well, “as official connectivity partner, Vodafone has exclusive rights to the festival and throughout the partnership will use its network to deliver innovative experiences using cutting-edge technology”.So good news for fans of innovative experiences and cutting-edge technology.Also, “Vodafone’s award-winning network will be boosted to the highest capacity ever, making it super reliable to keep friends and families connected to each other, whether they’re on site in Somerset or watching from home”.So prepare yourself for some high capacity, super reliable connections.Oh, and “Vodafone customers will be able to gain access to tickets to a sold-out festival via its VeryMe Rewards programme available on the MyVodafone app. VeryMe promotions and experiences will also be available to everyone who is at the festival”.So get ready for some VeryMe good times.

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straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United look set to release four young players when their contracts expire in June this season.United quartet Paul Woolston, Arnau Puigmal, Max Taylor and Connor Stanley will not sign new deals and are all braced to depart this summer, MEN Sport understands. Goalkeeper Woolston, 22, has been with United since 2018 after initially coming through the Newcastle academy, hailing from Tyneside.

United have already sent a number of academy stars out on loan this summer, with Max Taylor the latest to follow Under-23 teammates Dylan Levitt, James Garner, Tahith Chong, Matej Kovar and Aliou Traore in securing a temporary move. And MEN Sport understands centre-back Bernard, 19, has been in talks with League One and League Two clubs over a possible loan until the end of the season.

straight to your inboxManchester United defender Max Taylor has agreed to join Kidderminster Harriers on loan until January.The 20-year-old centre-back had been searching for a new club in the summer window as he looks to make his breakthrough into senior men's football.Taylor's move to the National League North side comes as great relief after an unsuccessful trial with MK Dons and a failed loan move to Macclesfield Town already this summer.Sources close to player say he is 'feeling much

straight to your inboxManchester United midfielder James Garner is set to decide on which Championship club to join by the end of the week.The MEN understands Garner, 19, met with the Huddersfield coach Carlos Corberan prior to United Under-23s' 3-3 draw just over a week ago but Blackburn and Milwall are also interested.

Max Taylor has signed a new one-year contract with Manchester United.

Manchester United temporarily recalled Max Taylor and Alex Fojticek from their loan moves so that they could play for Neil Wood's Under-23s on Friday night.

It's no slight on Di'Shon Bernard, but it might be that Manchester United picked the wrong young centre-back to start that experimental Europa League game against Astana in Novemer.

Manchester United have confirmed loan moves for under-23s duo Max Taylor and Alex Fojticek.