The centre-back reiterated that the club will look to take advantage of their superb start and regain the Premier League from Manchester City.
With the Red Devils recently showcasing a fine run of form, Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 Ferguson will be mightily pleased as his team drifts into the winter holidays, with a six point lead at the top of the Premier League.
Reportedly, the tactician sees number one spot during the Christmas break as a bench-marker for his campaign and United already top and ahead of the pack, the former Aberdeen boss is hoping that they can pick up title number twenty.
Fergie’s troops take on Swansea City on Sunday and the Welsh side are currently relishing life in the Premier League, courtesy of Michu, who has taken clubs by storm this season after firing 12 goals.
However, the momentum is still very much with the 19-time English champions, who can afford to lose two games on the trot and still retain top spot. Nonetheless, the manager and the players will be raring to seal silverware as soon as possible and that begins
by maintaining their lead which they have accumulated since the start of the term in August.
According to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Phil-Jones-c29903, six points can play a major role in determining the eventual destination of the Premier League trophy and thus it was imperative that the Reds maintain their superb form till the end in May.
"The manager talks a lot about the Christmas period being one of the toughest spells of the Premier League season and that to be in a strong position at the turn of the year is vital. We've put ourselves in a good position but we want to make the most of
it so we need to keep it going."
"You have to accept that injuries are part of football. It was frustrating that I got back from one injury and then on my first or second day back in training I did my knee. I thought I had hit rock bottom. It's not a nice feeling to be injured but you've
got to keep grinding it out and doing your work in the gym,” said the former Blackburn http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rovers-c40385 man.
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