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Titolo: Inter su Giggs

Qui di sotto alcuni articoli dai maggiori quotidiani inglesi di questi
ultimi giorni sul possiblile acquisto di Ryan Giggs da parte nostra.Scusate
se non ho avuto il tempo di tradurli,chi mastica un po d'inglese li capirà
al volo "i stess"
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Inter want Giggs
Inter Milan are ready to take advantage of the bitter contract dispute
between Ryan Giggs and Manchester United with a £5million bid for the Old
Trafford winger. Inter chiefs are planning to launch their audacious bid
during the transfer window and are confident after two failed attempts.
Although Giggs has 18 months left on his United contract, the Old Trafford
board have rejected his demand for a new two-year deal and have offered him
only a one-year extension. United have refused to negotiate or compromise
over the length of any new deal and Giggs's representatives have told the
board their offer is unacceptable. Giggs and his advisers are adamant they
will accept nothing less than a two-year deal and the 31-year-old believes
he deserves that much after his years of service and loyalty to United since
signing in December 1990.
David McDonnell, Daily Mirror
Inter back in for £2m Giggs
Inter Milan have revived their 10-year pursuit of Ryan Giggs. And they are
convinced they can make it third-time lucky by signing Manchester United's
Welsh wing wizard. Inter owner Massimo Moratti is ready to bid £2million
after being alerted that the player is seriously considering his Old
Trafford future. Giggs, 31, is refusing to sign a new United contract, as he
is upset at being offered only a 12-month extension to his current deal.
Mark Irwin, The Sun
If Giggs jumps ship, who will follow him?
Ryan Giggs' stand-off with Manchester United is becoming a watershed for Sir
Alex Ferguson and his class of '92. The team that won the FA Youth Cup and
then swept all before them at home and abroad is suddenly faced with the
harshest of footballing realities. Age. And the likes of Giggs, Paul Scholes
and Gary Neville are discovering that money-men have no respect for
reputations. Once considered United's prize asset, Giggs has been stung by
the club's refusal to grant his wish for a new two-year deal. The end of his
glittering 15-year Old Trafford career could be imminent.
David McDonnell, Daily Mirror
Saha to bridge injury gap
Louis Saha is ready to ease Manchester United's striker crisis and end the
injury nightmare he has suffered since moving to Old Trafford. His return
could not be timed better for United after Ryan Giggs joined Ruud van
Nistelrooy on the long-term casualty list by tearing a hamstring this week.
Saha said: "I am pretty good now. I started training with the rest of the
squad this week and I'm at 95%. I have to make sure now to get that last 5%.
The Carling Cup is a realistic target. It has been frustrating."
Richard Tanner, Daily Express
Keano helped save my career
Andy Taylor will line up against Roy Keane tomorrow - and thank him for
saving his career. At just 19, Taylor had been told by surgeons that he
would never be fit enough to play football for a living. United helped him
get a place at Salford University learning Business Studies, before Keane
and Gary Neville told him never to give up. Two years later he signed for
Conference high-flyers Exeter as a full-time pro. And tomorrow he will run
out at Old Trafford in the FA Cup. Taylor said: "United couldn't have looked
after me better. Even when I went off to university I never forgot what Roy
Keane and Gary Neville had said to me and I never lost my dream."
Ralph Ellis, Daily Star

 ultimi giorni sul possiblile acquisto di Ryan Giggs da parte nostra.
Giggs e' un ottimo giocatore ma sulla sinistra abbiamo che potrebbero 
giocare KGonzales Stankovic Emre Karagounis Davids.
Mi domando per cosa lo prendiamo a fare?
Tra lui e Stankovic per me gioca il secondo.