Sir Alex Ferguson insists Carlos Tevez has no need to feel aggrieved at a lack of games for Manchester United this season.
Tevez is desperate to play more often for United and provided Ferguson with a major selection dilemma ahead of this evening's clash with managerless Sunderland by scoring four times against Blackburn in the Carling Cup in midweek.
"We are not being dismissive of the problem but it is not as if Carlos has been short of games," said Ferguson.
"We are not saying he must sit on his hands because we have Berbatov and Rooney.
"He is playing enough games and I am sure he will be pleased with his performance on Wednesday.
"You don't get many players who score four goals these days and it got us into a semi-final."
Ferguson has spent time working out how he can accommodate his star strikeforce.
In truth, he cannot, especially as Ballon D'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo also expects to be involved.
It means someone is bound to be frustrated on an almost continual basis.
However, Ferguson prefers that situation than the alternative."It is obvious Carlos doesn't enjoy it," said the United chief.
"He wants to play. But do I want players who are quite happy to sit in the stand?
"I have to manage that situation the best I can. I understand he wants to play. I want to pick a team that wins. I have to be as fair as I possibly can. Performances do matter and his performance on Wednesday gives me a big problem."
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