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Giggs: We Always Prove The Critics Wrong |
Posted by: blah_united - 07-09-2009, 06:07 PM - Forum: The Lounge
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Ryan Giggs has today claimed that you would be foolish to write Manchester United off following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Giggsy has just started his 20th season as a Manchester United first team player and has seen our club and manager doubted time and again.
He sends out a warning to all those that might question our future success: don’t underestimate the manager.
“The club won’t stand still because players have left,” he added. “We will continue to evolve under the manager and maintain our challenge for silverware. People are making a far bigger thing of it outside the club than we are. Obviously Cristiano was a world-class player and will be missed - but how many times have players left United and we have been written off only to prove the critics wrong? I have seen great players come and go, but the drive and determination to succeed remain the same. Don’t underestimate the manager. I have discovered over the years he always seems to come up with the answers.”
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Andy Cole Rates Our Strike Force |
Posted by: blah_united - 07-09-2009, 06:05 PM - Forum: The Lounge
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Manchester United season ticket holder, Andy Cole, has praised our strikeforce today, claiming that Wayne Rooney is ready to fill Cristiano Ronaldo’s boots and that Dimitar Berbatov is ‘elegant’.
“Rooney has started the season really well,” said Cole. “He’s ready to step into Ronaldo’s shoes. His attitude is ‘I’m top, and I’m going to prove it’. He’s the man to get 25-30 goals this season.”
It’s not just Rooney that has impressed Cole but our other strikers too.
“It’s not easy coming to United in your first season,” he adds. “The spotlight is on you straight away and everyone expected Berbatov to get 30 goals last year. I don’t think he’s that type of player, but he brings something different to the team. He’s so elegant. Then there’s Michael Owen. There aren’t many natural finishers around. Sir Alex told me that if he keeps Owen fit he’ll get goals.”
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Fletcher To Get Pay Rise |
Posted by: WatchMUFC - 06-09-2009, 12:04 PM - Forum: Man Utd News
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After an impressive start to the current campaign, Darren Fletcher is said to be in line for a £1million a year pay rise.
The Scotland midfielder has been our best midfielder so far this season, out-shining the likes of Scholes, Carrick, Anderson and Giggs. His tireless performances have earned him praise from team mates and fans alike.
I used to rate him as simply a squad player like John O’Shea, but the difference between the two is that Fletcher wasn’t happy being a squad player and has worked hard to force his way into the first team and stay there. He’s now arguably the first name on the team sheet for the big games because it’s him that can be relied upon to perform out of our current crop of midfielders.
The News of the World are reporting that his 50 grand a week salary will be increased to 70 grand and you have to admit he’s earned it.
His current contract runs until 2012 and I wouldn’t mind at all if it was extended beyond that.
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