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Alex Ferguson Quotes
«He is improving all the time. He is only 21 and who knows what he is capable of.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«He's such a great threat because of his power and pace.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«It is possible I could play them in there on Wednesday because they both did very well. I was forced into the move really because my best selection options were all at the back.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«Their goalkeeper had a fantastic night against us last week. If he has another tomorrow and plays the way he normally does against us, it is going to be a very tight game.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«Liverpool had the two games in hand. They've now got one, which is when they play Arsenal next Tuesday. At that point we'll have a better idea of where we are.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«If Chelsea have a bad spell, who knows what might happen.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«(McAllister) is a perfect fit. He's a strategic thinker and really showed the kind of energy that is needed here.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«In a league of this nature, with the competitiveness of it, you are going to drop points and you have to recover from them. We have to hope Chelsea have a bad spell.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«It's a great tie for everyone. It's a hard draw, but the FA Cup is all about difficult ties and dramatic games. And you can only really appreciate what winning is all about in the cup competitions by getting through the tougher matches.»
Author: Alex Ferguson
«I hope it doesn't get to the point where it affects the referee.»
Author: Alex Ferguson