Ferguson denies Neville reportPremiership Manchester United by Mike Cunliffe - BBC Sport (U1636202) 31 December 2006 Sir Alex Ferguson has dismissed reports that Gary Neville will be out for six weeks because of calf and knee injuries. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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nextgeorgebest (U4051787) posted Dec 31, 2006 I'm not sure why we should comment; so journalists don't check their facts or print lies when it comes to football, quel surprise, then they wonder why mangers get pissed off and won't talk to them!
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red_devil_tiger (U3093652) posted Dec 31, 2006 One of Mourinho's tactics to make people believe MANU are struggling with injuries. First it was Carrick few days back, now its Neville, next is RIO?
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spiritof1983 (U3550059) posted Dec 31, 2006 If boss says he's playing tomorrow, he's playing.
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LAVOIVOD (U7001732) posted Dec 31, 2006 If Gary Neville was out for six weeks, it wouldn't be the end of the world because we have other players such as Wes Brown who are capable of stepping in and performing extremely well
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Googzie (U2385958) posted Dec 31, 2006 I think we need Gary's experience as things start to hot up in March.
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MossSideDave (U6962835) posted Dec 31, 2006 Garry Neville is a stalwart of the team and needs to be involved fully if United are to sustain this challenge to Chelsea.
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hurrahfortopred (U7003196) posted Dec 31, 2006 Sir Alex has shown over and over again that he is a very shrewd manager and always on top of his job .No wonder he has won so many trophies.And as long as he remains healthy he will continue to do so.Long live Sir alex and Man.Utd.
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hurrahfortopred (U7003196) posted Dec 31, 2006 speculating on other people is what Mourinho is best at.Perhaps i'll send him my mother in law's address.She'll teach him a lesson or two.
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Bellion-Wonderland (U1831183) posted Jan 9, 2007 Neville is clearly carrying a calf injury as he is rested regularly and has been missing with it on several occasions. I think the media were right to report he is struggling.
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ikosmo2002 (U6939001) posted Jan 15, 2007 Please,don't be faster than your shadow. Comment on this article
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