United's Title Win Down To Seven Key Factors

This season Manchester United have proved several things.

The first thing is that you need top class cover in every single position to win the league, and we have it.

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As we well know Manchester United and City have won the last 2 Premier League titles. Going into Sunday’s match at the Etihad, United fans were thinking of nothing but revenge for losing the title and goals, because they know how important it is to score more than once in a derby-match.

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It’s the Manchester Derby tomorrow! Excitement is building up all across the world as both teams are set to lock horns at the Etihad at 1-30pm BST tomorrow.

I’d like nothing better than a United win however and here are five ways in which that can happen:

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I thought I'd seriously overslept this morning waking to the news that the Champions League could become the ‘Chumpions League’ by allowing it to contain 64 teams. I thought I'd slept to the 1st of April.

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So who was it who said Sir Alex Ferguson and Mike Phelan were at the Etihad last night just to watch Robert Lewandowski? Would the duo not have been at last night’s Champions League match to watch some of Borussia Dortmund’s other stars?

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The Champions of the two best leagues in the world met in the opening game of their Champions League group, giving us all a chance to see what could be termed the best game on Earth.

No other game actually pits the winners of the best leagues against each other and with each team costing a kings ransom, involving the systematic selection and then overpayment of talent, even the subs bench would have most Clubs purring.

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So Roberto Mancini and Joe Hart are at loggerheads in the aftermath of Manchester City’s defeat at Real Madrid last night.

Should Hart who had an excellent game last night come under some slack from his manager for giving his opinion after the game. Was he the sole reason megabucks City failed to come away from the Bernabeu with a famous win that looked on the cards?

Nope. Of course he wasn’t. City due to individual mistakes.

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Confused? I use the allegory of mutual funds to refer to Marouane Fellaini here.  Mutual Funds come with the rider of `subject to market risks`; Please read the offer document carefully before investing'.

The best part about this midfielder is that he makes the market quake in its large boots! He is what Manchester United need desperately.

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An Abu Dhabi and Russian Billionaire are both in a swanky store named Harrods sipping champagne and looking to purchase the new Aguero and Hazard range respectively.

A Scottish man is searching frantically through the bargain basket of his local Primark establishment looking for value, he ends up purchasing a Kleberson suite complete with a Djemba-Djemba shirt and Bebe shoes.

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Depending on where you stand as a fan, after missing or losing out on Eden Hazard it seems that Borussia Dortmund’s Shinji Kagawa is now more certain to join Manchester United than ever before.

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Think back to last summer when Owen Hargreaves was released by Manchester United after four injury-plagued seasons at Old Trafford. Remember at the time it was rumoured he would be joining West Brom or Leicester City, then managed by former England manger Sven-Goran Eriksson.

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The season slips away for Manchester City as they prove they can't buy a team, just a collection of overpaid primadonna's.

Losing David Silva to injury, Sergio Aguero to form and foot spray and Mario Balotelli to lunacy, compounded by Yaya Toure's poorly knee and Roberto Mancini's poor English and you have disarray. Loss of form, loss of temperament and loss of games. City are a massive club.

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