carlyluvsunited
05-04-2008, 06:16 AM
Sir Alex has admitted that United's final six Premier
League games will feel like 'a lifetime'.
The reigning champions are five points clear of Chelsea,
with Arsenal one further back, as they look for their
10th top-flight title since 1992.
Ferguson, who has previously referred to this stage of
the season as 'squeaky-bum time', has demanded that
his players focus fully on their own fixtures and attempt
to forget about their title rivals.
United's next test comes on Sunday when they travel to
Middlesbrough, while Arsenal are at home to Liverpool
and Chelsea face Manchester City on Saturday.
And with only two more fixtures out of their remaining
six at Old Trafford, the Scot knows his side will have
to perform on their travels.
"The most important thing now is that we do our own
job because we have come to the stage of the season
where every game is as good as a league decider.
"We only have two home games left to play, with away
games at Boro, Blackburn, Chelsea and Wigan, so we
know we have to make sure our away form stays strong.
"We are approaching the finishing line, so there is not a
long time to go. But sometimes in title races, the end
can seem like a lifetime away.
"Nerves are going to play a part and there will be shocks,
but we just have to stay consistent because the team that
is most consistent will win the league."
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League games will feel like 'a lifetime'.
The reigning champions are five points clear of Chelsea,
with Arsenal one further back, as they look for their
10th top-flight title since 1992.
Ferguson, who has previously referred to this stage of
the season as 'squeaky-bum time', has demanded that
his players focus fully on their own fixtures and attempt
to forget about their title rivals.
United's next test comes on Sunday when they travel to
Middlesbrough, while Arsenal are at home to Liverpool
and Chelsea face Manchester City on Saturday.
And with only two more fixtures out of their remaining
six at Old Trafford, the Scot knows his side will have
to perform on their travels.
"The most important thing now is that we do our own
job because we have come to the stage of the season
where every game is as good as a league decider.
"We only have two home games left to play, with away
games at Boro, Blackburn, Chelsea and Wigan, so we
know we have to make sure our away form stays strong.
"We are approaching the finishing line, so there is not a
long time to go. But sometimes in title races, the end
can seem like a lifetime away.
"Nerves are going to play a part and there will be shocks,
but we just have to stay consistent because the team that
is most consistent will win the league."
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