It's Manchester United
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“They are only young players, it was excellent for them. They’ve experienced what has happened today and they’ll be around in five, six, seven or ten years time for Manchester United. The experience is good for them, even if it is a bad one.”
- Sir Alex Ferguson
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“I think we can take great credit. We’ve had to contend with a lot of injuries this season so I’ve had to change the team around a lot. That didn’t always help us. I have absolutely no recriminations about our season at all. Yes, there were times we can look back and say we’ve done this wrong or we’ve done that wrong, but 89 points would have won the league in most seasons. At the start of the season I said 82 points would probably win it. And we’ve gone seven points ahead of that. It doesn’t matter, though. We’ve lost the league. There’s nothing we can do about it. We congratulate Manchester City. Anyone who wins the league deserves to win it because it’s a very difficult league to win.”
- Sir Alex Ferguson
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“We did our best today and but for their goalkeeper we could have scored seven goals. We hit the post, the bar, their goalkeeper made some fantastic saves. We conducted ourselves in the right way. It was a good level of performance. Well done to the players: Sunderland’s not an easy place to come to. They’re very committed, as you expect from a Martin O’Neill team. We came out with a lot of credit.”
- Sir Alex Ferguson (Premier League 2011/12: Sunderland 0 - Manchester United 1)
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“It’s a cruel way to have lost it. But you have to congratulate the other team. Any team that wins it obviously deserves it and they have played well throughout the season. It’s now about us dusting ourselves down and winning the title back next season. This year we’ve had to use our squad to the maximum and that bodes well for the future. That’s one positive we can take from this. I don’t think any other team could have coped the way we have.”
- Rio Ferdinand
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“Thank you to all the fans for your support.. We were very close, but the next year we’ll come stronger!!”
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Manchester United’s 4-3 victory over Manchester City at Old Trafford on 20 September 2009 has won the Best Match in the Premier League’s 20 Seasons Awards
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Eric Cantona’s celebration after his magnificent goal for Manchester United against Sunderland has won the Best Celebration in the Premier League’s 20 Seasons Awards.
“That’s the only thing I won? For a king like me it’s not a lot.”
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Ruud van Nistelrooy has retired from football at the age of 35.
“Yesterday was my final game as a professional footballer. I wanted to play in the Champions League, but it is the moment to leave. I have arrived at my physical limit and I can’t play at the maximum level. I couldn’t have had a better send-off than this. I feel happy that I am the one taking this decision. I would like to thank Malaga, the technical and medical staff for an unforgettable year. I am proud to have won collective and individual titles, but my greatest satisfaction was to be able to work day after day, year after year.”
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“It’s been done. I’ve spoken to him and he’s staying. I’m delighted. He knew he’d made a mistake. He now realises that if he plays 25 or 30 games next season, they’ll be of real quality. We know our player very well. We’ve had him since he was a kid and we know how to use him.”
- Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed that Paul Scholes will stay at Manchester United for the 2012/2013 season
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Antonio Valencia’s strike against Blackburn Rovers in April has been voted Goal of the Season
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Michael Keane has been named the Denzil Haroun Reserve Player of the Year.
“I was surprised but really pleased to win the award. It’s great to know that it’s been voted for by the fans, because they come to watch us and follow us throughout the season. Now I hope to go on the pre-season tour with the first team and if that goes well, then I might go on loan or stay here. It will be up to Sir Alex of course.”
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Mats Daehli has won the Jimmy Murphy Young Player of the Year award.
“I’m very proud and the season went very well for us, particularly in the Youth Cup. Everyone here has taken great care of me, I’ve settled in well and hopefully that will continue. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is a huge inspiration to me and it’s great I can call him whenever I want.”








