Top Of The Table United Don't Need To Go Shopping This January

With half of the season gone, the post Christmas period for many is simply the start of a brand new year, a fresh start perhaps. But for football supporters, only one phrase matters: the transfer window.

Opinions within the game are mixed on its effect; with some feeling the signing of a new player will disrupt the flow of a team on the top of their game.

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In 2003 when Ronaldinho was playing in France for Paris Saint-Germain, Sir Alex Ferguson identified the Brazilian as a player Manchester United needed to replace the likes of David Beckham, who had left to join Real Madrid, and Juan Sebastián Veron, the Argentine flop who had signed for Chelsea.

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A great sign of a great team is that it can win when playing ugly and when under the cosh. Manchester United may not have played outstanding Spurs but they pounced when the opportunity presented itself to keep right on the coattails of Manchester City.

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Last Sunday couldn’t have gone any differently for Manchester United and Spurs. Whilst a late Ryan Giggs goal salvaged a win at Norwich for the Champions, Harry Redknapp’s side embarrassingly blew a 2-0 lead to lose 5-2 at Arsenal.

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Unfairly criticised, unlucky that he didn’t join Sunderland in the summer, now finally is the news that Darron Gibson’s been waiting for. He has finally got his fresh start that he’s been looking for as it’s been announced that he has signed for Everton.

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Of course on Wednesday, Manchester United travel down to Craven Cottage to play Fulham. With that in mind it’s worth looking at these 6 individuals who have spent time at United and Fulham in their careers.

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Of course on Saturday, Manchester United will face-off against Newcastle United at Old Trafford. It will be a game that both sides will want to win. With that in mind it’s worth looking at 8 individuals who have both spent time at United and Newcastle in their careers in the game.

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The date was April 1st 2006. The venue was the Reebok Stadium. The ball was in the back of the net for a 2-1 win. Nobody inside or outside the ground realized at the time that goal would be Ruud van Nistelrooy’s 150th and final Manchester United goal.

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Of course on Saturday, Manchester United face a tricky away game at Everton, looking to bonce back after the dissapointment that was last weekend's Manchester Derby. With that in mind it’s worth looking at 8 individuals who have both spent time at United and Everton in their careers in the game.

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So after the latest week of the Premier League season, here’s what we learnt this weekend:

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Well tomorrow of course see’s Manchester United kick-off their UEFA Champions League group-stage campaign away to Benfica. United have played Portugal’s first European Champions 7 times in the competition having won 6 out of those encounters with the other game being lost.

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Of course this weekend Manchester United are scheduled to face West Brom in our opening Premier League fixture of the new season. With that in mind, it’s worth looking back at how United have got on, on opening-day Premier League history.

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