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Ryan Giggs happy with state of Manchester United squad following return of Rio Ferdinand, Gary Neville and Anderson
'Headache' for Sir Alex Ferguson to select team...
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2 Sep 2010 13:41:00
By Matt Monaghan
Ryan Giggs has welcomed the selection "headache" for Sir Alex Ferguson now Manchester United injured stars are set to return.
Anderson, Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville are all poised to come back into contention after shaking off long term knocks. With United already behind Chelsea in the Premier League table, the injection of quality into the squad is needed.
Speaking to the club's official website, Giggs said: “The squad is looking really strong.
“We’ve got Rio to come back in, Nev hasn’t played yet, and Anderson is back too. So it’s looking really good.”
“It’s a headache for the boss, but one he would rather have than to be struggling for players,” added Giggs. “We’ll need everyone because it’s a long season. The manager realises that."
Anderson, Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville are all poised to come back into contention after shaking off long term knocks. With United already behind Chelsea in the Premier League table, the injection of quality into the squad is needed.
Speaking to the club's official website, Giggs said: “The squad is looking really strong.
“We’ve got Rio to come back in, Nev hasn’t played yet, and Anderson is back too. So it’s looking really good.”
“It’s a headache for the boss, but one he would rather have than to be struggling for players,” added Giggs. “We’ll need everyone because it’s a long season. The manager realises that."
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