07-12-2009, 09:55 AM
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RYAN Giggs has told Paul Scholes he'll get used to his non-regular role for the Reds.
The 36-year-old and his 35-year-old sidekick masterminded United's thumping 4-0 away win at West Ham.
But Scholes went into the game having declared he was dismayed at his contribution and disappointed he'd only started 10 of United's 21 matches this term.
"We all want to play every game and Paul is no different," Giggs told MEN Sport.
"He wants to play every week but with the squad we have got that is impossible. It is difficult at times when you go two or three weeks without a game and internationals come along and you are not involved in those as well. It is difficult to get back into the rhythm of it.
"You have to adapt to not playing every week but I have probably been doing it for the past three or four years so I have got used to it. Scholesy isn't used to it the same. But I am more of a dynamic player than Scholesy so perhaps I need more breaks.
"He can still get forward or sit in front of the back four and control the game.
"I can also play a number of positions but he is just the centre of midfield so it is more difficult to play every week.
"So all this not playing regularly is new to him. But he'll adapt to it as he has been proving.
source:manchestereveningNews.co.uk
RYAN Giggs has told Paul Scholes he'll get used to his non-regular role for the Reds.
The 36-year-old and his 35-year-old sidekick masterminded United's thumping 4-0 away win at West Ham.
But Scholes went into the game having declared he was dismayed at his contribution and disappointed he'd only started 10 of United's 21 matches this term.
"We all want to play every game and Paul is no different," Giggs told MEN Sport.
"He wants to play every week but with the squad we have got that is impossible. It is difficult at times when you go two or three weeks without a game and internationals come along and you are not involved in those as well. It is difficult to get back into the rhythm of it.
"You have to adapt to not playing every week but I have probably been doing it for the past three or four years so I have got used to it. Scholesy isn't used to it the same. But I am more of a dynamic player than Scholesy so perhaps I need more breaks.
"He can still get forward or sit in front of the back four and control the game.
"I can also play a number of positions but he is just the centre of midfield so it is more difficult to play every week.
"So all this not playing regularly is new to him. But he'll adapt to it as he has been proving.
source:manchestereveningNews.co.uk