CARRICK WARNING FOR RIVALS
United midfielder hungry for success

Michael Carrick has warned Manchester United's rivals that he and his Old Trafford team-mates are hungry for further glory in 2009.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side won the Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Fifa Club World Cup in 2008, but they are not prepared to rest on their laurels.
England midfielder Carrick insists the Red Devils are hoping to eclipse their achievements of the last 12 months in 2009.
"The last year has been incredible," Carrick said in the Daily Star.
"To be able to set out an achieve everything we wanted to do - winning three major trophies - is very special, something to remember.
"But, as players, we can look back on that at the end of our careers.
"Now we want to strive to achieve more. We hope 2009 will be even better."
RONALDO REJECTS REAL LINK
Old Trafford star rubbishes continued Real speculation

Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo insists continued speculation linking him with a move to Real Madrid is not true.
Ronaldo dazzled for United last season, scoring 42 goals in all competitions as the Red Devils won the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.
That form led Spanish champions Real Madrid to pursue the 23-year-old during an unsuccessful summer transfer saga, which angered United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
However, Real director Pedro Trapote was quoted in December claiming that his club have a deal in place to sign the Ballon D'Or winner at the end of this season.
False
Ronaldo, though, has reiterated that the claim is false, telling United's official website: "There's always speculation, not just about me, but about the future of players all around the world.
"People were speaking about me this summer but that was normal because of what I did during the season.
"What people are saying now (the recent speculation about an agreement with Real Madrid) is not true.
"Who says that is a liar because I am happy at the club, I want to stay here. I feel at home here. I feel very happy here."
Pressure
Meanwhile, Ronaldo admits he felt under pressure to impress after a summer of rumours, but was not worried that fans would turn against him.
"I think the people don't forget quickly what you do for the club," he added. "When I arrived at the stadium, to play (my first game of this season) against Villarreal, I felt a little bit of pressure.
"But the fans were very good and this is why I feel the Manchester United supporters are amazing.
"I love the fans because they have been brilliant with me, not just this season but every season. Like I said before, I feel at home in Manchester."
Source : http://www.skysports.com/football/teams/manchesterunited
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