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Fergie admits change of heart
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he changed his mind over the make-up of his starting XI for Sunday's game with Everton following Manchester City's loss at Southampton.
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PolishJoe (Manchester United) says...
lordderak, I think it's still too early to say it's over but another couple of wins for United, even if City win as well, will probably put it to bed. If/when that happens I agree with you that all the excitement goes out of it. Also United always seem to drop out of Europe early if nobody is pushing them in the League.
Posted 1:36pm 12th February 2013