Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has ducked questions about Chelsea's attacking options yesterday.
Fergie dismissed the Fernando Torres issue at Chelsea, where the £50million striker is clearly lacking the sort of confidence that Rooney has in abundance at the moment.
Instead, the United boss said: "I'm more interested in who plays up front for them. It could be Torres, Nicolas Anelka or Daniel Sturridge.
"And then there is the question of whether Didier Drogba will be fit. But I think it will be Torres or Anelka."
Fergie is clearly confident United will cope with whoever is thrown at them - and if they don't, his attitude will be that it's not the end of the world.
