Manchester United are close to signing teenage Chinese striker Dong Fanzhou
according to Sir Alex Ferguson.
The 18-year-old had a trial at Old Trafford in September and is currently
playing for Dalian Shide in his native country.
Ferguson confirmed in the US press: We're signing a Chinese boy,
from Ananova:
Shareholders United, the Manchester United Supporters' Trust, will try to
secure a pledge at Saturday's annual general meeting to deter anyone from
attempting a takeover of the club.
The Supporters' Trust collectively owns 17 per cent of shares in Manchester
United plc, more than
Phil Neville has revealed how the cutting edge of
Manchester United skipper Roy Keane's tongue has
helped to turn him into an England midfielder.
One-time defender Neville has reinvented himself to
become a key part of Sir Alex Ferguson's plans in the
centre of the park and the same pattern
ALEX FERGUSON has been told there will be no cash for him to splash when the
transfer window opens in January. Chief executive David Gill, speaking ahead
of today¹s United AGM, insisted: ³If it ain¹t broke, don¹t fix it. We
developed the squad in the summer so we¹d be challenging for all the
It shows a distinct lack of imagination to say that every good player in
Europe is cup-tied. I would expect the biggest club in the world to find it
quite easy to find a way to improve the team in January.
Despite Diego's brilliant form, and Ole's imminent return, if RVN goes down
injured, we
If it was that easy then it would have happened in the summer, but it
didn't. You might think that by reading the back pages of the rags, every
player wants to play for United and United want to sign every player but the
reality is that if Ferguson has identifed a player he wants to improve the
I trust Sir Alex completely.
It is David Gill, and you, who I am taking issue with.
Whatever Sir Alex does is fine by me. But I would be surprised if he does
not sign a striker.
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At 10:44 Friday 14/11/2003 -0400, you wrote:
I, too, believe we have sufficient quality to win the Premiership, but
that's not the point is it?
I do hope that you are right - about the league that is. At present, I
can't see beyond the two leading London devils. Utd's games against them
are
