Kieran waiting in the wings
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Kieran Richardson is enjoying the battle to play games in the United team, and believes the competition throughout the team will help the Reds this season.
The 21-year-old midfielder has been involved in three out of United's six fixtures so far this season, but the confident young England international is hopeful of plenty more chances in Sir Alex Ferguson's side.
"Everyone has been training really well this season and the standard is very high every day," he told Manchester United Radio.
"There is strong opposition for places, which is good for United and for me. At this club you have to fight for your place in the team. I believe in myself, so I just have to keep pushing on."
Richardson has come in leaps and bounds since his spell on loan with West Brom at the end of the 2004/05 season.
Last term he made 36 appearances and scored six goals, and Sir Alex has made it known that he wants everyone in his squad to be ready when required.
"The manager wants all his players sharp and on the ball, ready to play if needed," added Kieran. "I have to make sure I am ready, everyone does, because we want to win the league this season."
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i rather he play than fletcher
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I rather they both don't play...
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Downing will certianly be ahead of him in the England XI also...
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our midfield left who now for the moment?
ronaldo, carrick, fletcher, scholes, oshea? -
Richardson
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Agree.Originally posted by F.raon.I.R:i rather he play than fletcher
But somehow, maybe because Fergie is a scot and Fletcher happens to be a scot as well.
Cheers.
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we should sell him to west brom.
yes he is pacy, left foot player but seriously no brainer.
out of his contributions, he prefer to shoot first, but none hitting the target.
He can't cross, he can dribble past anyone, so why should he play?
He played two games, and we got 1 out of 6 points.
He is too individual, trying to do something, too much for him.
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Everytime they will have 1 or 2 bad players... Last time it was forlan, then he left they got Miller, now he is gone also... its fletcher & richardson... these 2... sigh...
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they are not bad.
look @ forlan, he was top scorer after leaving MUFC.
Miller, I bet he is doing well at sunderland.
but the key is that in MUFC, you need to be consistent at the high level.
Any drop in performance and cause the team 3 points.
And given now, the race is so competitive.
If you lose 3,and another team gain 3, you need 6 points just to be level and hope that the other team lose. That's already allow other teams to dictate your fate.
Just like now, for all those easy games, we should go all out.
For those harder games, then we should thread carefully.
we lose a big one to gooners. no REPEATS!!