Fergie has faith in squad

29 August 2009 22:49
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted he will not be venturing back into the transfer market as he trusts the players he already has at Manchester United.[LNB] There have been suggestions that United will struggle to achieve the same success as last season following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid.[LNB]United received a world record transfer fee of £80million for the Portuguese forward and Ferguson has not used much of the money to bring in new faces.[LNB]The manager maintains that he is happy with his squad and has not lost faith in the players following a surprise defeat to Burnley earlier this season.[LNB]"I know we have the right squad and I trust them," Ferguson told United Review before the 2-1 victory over Arsenal on Saturday evening.[LNB]Insult"It is an insult to suggest that I could somehow lose my faith in my players overnight."[LNB]Ferguson added: "The bulk of the £80million fee we got from Real Madrid is still there and seems to be burning a hole in the pockets of a lot of fans.[LNB]"But you don't suddenly scrap your transfer policy because of one defeat, even if it was a bad one.[LNB]"I have explained our strategy, based on my confidence in our squad with a few new faces and more eager beavers on the way up, and I have no intention of abandoning it."[LNB]

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