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Man Utd boss Ferguson ready to include Giggs for Liverpool clash

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 09:27

Ryan Giggs is expected to be fit for Manchester United in time for Sunday's clash with Liverpool.

The Sun says the Manchester United veteran has not played since fracturing his arm at Aston Villa a month ago.

But he took part in his first full contact training stint yesterday morning. And, after coming through with flying colours, boss Alex Ferguson is set to throw him straight back in for the showdown with their arch-rivals.

Giggs, 36, had a plate inserted in the arm, which will stay in until the summer, and a light cast that was removed last week.

His fitness levels were not in doubt, after sessions in the pool to keep them high. But the coaching staff needed to check out his match sharpness.

And the manner in which he proved himself yesterday delighted Fergie, as United go into a game they desperately need to win in their hunt for a record four Premier League titles on the bounce.

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Submitted by Man U til i die (not verified) on Fri, 03/19/2010 - 05:14.

The only thing soaring was Gerrards dirty ***** elbow which the shit ***** has gone unpunished for.....

Giggs better be on the bench is all i have to say...

Team for pool should be
VDS
Neville Rio Vidic Evra
Carrick
Valencia Scholes Fletch
Park
Rooney

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 17:59.

Love it, www.trophymanager.com/index.php?ref=22924

Submitted by Destrukto (not verified) on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 11:13.

hmmmmm, yeah right!!! good luck for the europa league for this and next season, i hope you enjoy it when we take our 19th title this season, a record 4th in a row. i laughed my head off when it was written after your win against pompey the other day that you "soared" into 5th place....ahhhhhh ambition. love it

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