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Sir Alex Ferguson wants to keep Nani - but warned the Manchester United winger his performances will dictate whether he gets a regular place.

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7cantona7 (Manchester United) says...

Chances are by this time next season we will all be wondering why we even bothered talking about this when Zaha is playing just about every game for United and possibly breaking into the England team. Nani has got talent and skill but we rarely see it, and it doesn't seem like he can be bothered half the time. I'd love to know the stats on how many times he doesnt beat the first man when taking a corner. Drives me mad!

Posted 2:36pm 22nd February 2013

varicoseregent (Manchester United) says...

If performances are related to a regular place then why the f*** is Valencia still in the team?

Posted 10:47am 22nd February 2013

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