News emanating from the oh so reliable Sun camp suggests that Gabriel Heinze is a loan target for Paris Saint Germain this morning. According to The Sun Heinze has been marginalised by the fantastic performances of Patrice Evra this season.
Let’s dissect this story and see if there is any truth in it whatsoever. Firstly Heinze has not been marginalised by Evra’s fantastic performances. Yes Evra has played very well this season and all credit to him, but Heinze has been injured for the majority of games, therefore he has not been marginalised.
Secondly Real Madrid were interested in the Argentinean as little as a month ago. At that point Heinze came out to the press and said that he wasn’t going anywhere as he wanted to repay the loyalty of the club and manager that has stuck by him through his injury. If he says no to Real Madrid I get the sneaky feeling he may say no to Paris Saint Germain!
Thirdly he is loved at Old Trafford and has started all games he has been available for. Moving back to Paris Saint Germain would be a step in the wrong direction for a player at his peak in terms of footballing ability! All in all my feeling is Heinze is going nowhere!
In other news Gary Neville has earmarked the game against Chelsea on 26th November as a defining point of the season. We all know that this is a six pointer and is vital that we take the three points to edge out a lead against Chelsea in the league! We are much stronger than last season and we beat them 1-0 at home, there is no reason why we can’t do it again!
Finally another word on Copenhagen tomorrow. We must field a good side that is looking for victory! Now is not the time to sit back and play for the draw. It is not our style and never has been. I will post up fans suggestions from the Man Utd news forum for team selection tomorrow. In the meantime please feel free to post your suggestions on the blog!
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I saw that, and didn't believe it at all. It's a bit similar to hearing at the start of the season that Evra was on his way out (after just a few months) because Fergie didn't think he could cut it in the Premiership, yet he's been vastly improved thus far.
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