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£5m Evra Ready For United Move
United are closing in on the signing of Monaco's £5m-rated defender Patrice Evra. United chief executive David Gill has held talks with Monaco about Evra. Fergie wants him to fill in at left-back in place of the injured Gabriel Heinze, who is out for the rest of the season. Evra's agent, Frederico Pastorello, said: "We spoke at length with the club and they are not opposed to Patrice leaving. If the right offer is made, the transfer to United will take place."
David McDonnell, Daily Mirror
You Are Doomed Jose
Gary Neville has taunted Chelsea’s team of superstars insisting they will break up in the next few years. The United ace said Jose Mourinho and his men will quit the Blues for Europe’s “super clubs.” Neville said: “You can’t tell me that their players and manager will not want to go to some of the European super clubs in the next few years.”
Neil Custis, The Sun
Only Way To Catch Chelsea Is If Squad Get Malaria
Sir Alex Ferguson last night claimed the only way Manchester United can catch runaway Premiership leaders Chelsea is if Jose Mourinho's side are struck down by malaria. United trail Chelsea by a whopping 13 points after their goalless draw with Arsenal. "You never know, malaria might hit the camp," joked Fergie. "We've got to hope something like that happens."
David McDonnell, Daily Mirror
Keith Wants Win Double
Burton Albion winger Keith Gilroy is looking for a win double over Manchester United in their FA Cup third-round clash on Sunday. The Conference outfit defeated United 2-1 in a pre-season friendly and Gilroy said: “We only beat their second string side but it was still nice to win. That was just a warm-up. I think it will be a little bit different this time!”
Staff reporter, The Sun
Fergie Is Giving Up On Glory
Sir Alex Ferguson has warned it may take United another three years to catch up with Jose Mourinho and his marauding champions Chelsea. Fergie said: "We have a young team which will get better, but unlike the group that came through in 1992, they have not had the advantage of growing up together. The learning curve is, perhaps, taking longer than we would have liked. We'll get there though, don't doubt that."
Ian Ladyman, Daily Mail
Becks Swears By Gobby Rooney
David Beckham has told Wayne Rooney to carry on cursing all the way to the World Cup. Rooney famously told Beckham where to go as England suffered a humiliating 1-0 qualifying defeat in Northern Ireland in September. But skipper Becks reckons it was "great" to be abused by Rooney because it showed his passion.
Alistair Grant, Daily Star
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