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Giggs: No need for Man Utd to match Man City mega spending

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sun, 08/01/2010 - 04:35

Manchester United icon Ryan Giggs has dismissed Manchester City's mega spending.

Giggs maintains it will take more than money for City to match United's standards.

Giggs, 36, said: “We don’t need a marquee signing ­before the deadline.

“We’re OK at the ­moment. The quality of the players we’ve got is very good. And we’ve got players coming back from injuries.

“We’ve also got young players who’ve gone out on loan and have come back stronger, fitter and will have benefited ­greatly from our pre-season tour of America.”

 
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Comments (10)

Submitted by anon (not verified) on Sun, 08/01/2010 - 13:18.

"lol manure are not known as big spenders lol ***** you twat they have always spent large develop f all and rely on buying other teams talent...."
and who the ***** are you citeh?i dont see any of your own home talent in any of your first teams either.and u bought £214 million of "other teams talent" to face spurs in the premier league.look at your (cracked) mirror before being stupid. (i know its difficult for you)

"man u are known for being big spenders!

what about rooney, rio, berbatov, veron, all 20+million players, so if thats not big spending then what is?"
so? we didnt spend that in 2 years did we?4 players over 10 years?wow, real big spending.so say they cost £80 million hey?214 million pounds is big spending, and thats in 2 years.unless we had a secret big signing who was 135million.doubt it

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 08/01/2010 - 08:12.

man u are known for being big spenders!

what about rooney, rio, berbatov, veron, all 20+million players, so if thats not big spending then what is?

Submitted by bonjovi (not verified) on Sun, 08/01/2010 - 08:07.

Landon Donovan is NEEDED by Man Utd-take note Fergie !-Not surprised if he already has !!

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