Frustrated Mourinho vows to hunt United down

Guardian Unlimited - Jose Mourinho last night insisted that the present eight-point gap between Manchester United and Chelsea at the top of the Premiership will inevitably be closed. The champions' manager admitted his disappointment at the failure to make count more
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Park ready to make Man Utd return
BBC News - Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has expressed his relief that Park Ji-Sung is ready to return after recovering from ankle surgery. "Park is a great player to get back," said Ferguson. "His versatility and movement off the ball is something
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Munich crash haunts me every day, says Charlton
ESPN.com - Manchester United team mates. He told The Times in an interview published on Monday that memories of the crash, which he survived "with just a bang on the head" always haunt him. "You know, you feel a bit guilty. I do feel guilty even now. I think about
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Arsenal boost United by holding Chelsea
Reuters South Africa - LONDON (Reuters) - Arsenal dealt Chelsea's title hopes a blow by holding the champions to a pulsating 1-1 draw on Sunday that boosted the chances of Premier League leaders Manchester United. Arsenal's French midfielder Mathieu Flamini looked to have
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Mourinho: Ferguson is wrong if he thinks title race is over
CBS Sportsline - LONDON (AP) -Although his team trails Manchester United by eight points, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says the Premier League title race is far from over. Chelsea's 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge on Sunday was a boost for Manchester United, which has a
Source: www.sportsline.com

Football - United Title Favourites
Sportnetwork.net - It meant Jose Mourinho's men were only able to close Manchester United's lead at the top by a point and with United eight clear Skybet and Stan James make Sir Alex Ferguson's men 4/5 favourites ahead of Chelsea at Evens. But with Chelsea having a
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