Ryan Giggs Confident Manchester United Can Win Silverware With Current Squad
Posted Friday, October 15, 2010 by YAHOO Sport
Manchester United midfielder Ryan Giggs is convinced the current team can win trophies.
The Welshman has been part of the Manchester United teams who have dominated English football over the last 20 years, starring alongside the likes of Paul Ince, Eric Cantona and Mark Hughes, as well as David Beckham, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Cristiano Ronaldo.
And Giggs doesn't think it will be long before the current squad pick up some silverware.
He was quoted as saying by Fifa's official website: "I see trophies in this team.
"The manager has had a lot of problems this season picking the team because a lot of the players have been fit.
"Look at the quality of those who are not even getting on the bench.
"It is not very nice for those lads but it is great for the club and the team.
"We know we will get injuries and suspensions but it looks like we can cope.
"Last season we didn't. In that respect, we are a lot stronger."
The Welshman has been part of the Manchester United teams who have dominated English football over the last 20 years, starring alongside the likes of Paul Ince, Eric Cantona and Mark Hughes, as well as David Beckham, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Cristiano Ronaldo.
And Giggs doesn't think it will be long before the current squad pick up some silverware.
He was quoted as saying by Fifa's official website: "I see trophies in this team.
"The manager has had a lot of problems this season picking the team because a lot of the players have been fit.
"Look at the quality of those who are not even getting on the bench.
"It is not very nice for those lads but it is great for the club and the team.
"We know we will get injuries and suspensions but it looks like we can cope.
"Last season we didn't. In that respect, we are a lot stronger."
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