SELECTION PROBLEMS FOR FERGIE
                   
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13-May-2008 101 related
        

Sir Alex Ferguson is not looking forward to leaving players out of his Champions League final squad. ... Sir Alex Ferguson is facing up to the biggest selection headache of his managerial career as he attempts to pick a squad for Manchester United's Champions League final... [read full story]                    

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Manchester United's record against Aston Villa is so formidable that today's trip to Villa Park will hold little fear for Sir Alex Ferguson. But the most successful manager in the business has added his name to Villa's growing...

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Sir Alex Ferguson worried by early start

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Sir Alex Ferguson expressed concern yesterday upon learning of plans to bring forward the start of next season's Barclays Premier League campaign for the benefit of Fabio Capello's England squad. The FA is looking into the...

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Apocalypse how? Revealing the next catastrophic threat to our world

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Earth has been subjected to some apocalyptic events in its 4.5-billion-year history. Now, a new Channel 4 programme, Catastrophe, looks at the science behind the destruction and reveals the threat our planet could still be under.

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