There's little wrong at United, says new guru

ALEX FERGUSON'S new right-hand man Carlos Queiroz believes his job at Manchester United is to help make the club "more perfect".

There's little wrong at United, says new guru
Tue, 16 Jul, 2002 - 02:00
David Anderson

Despite United's barren campaign last season, Queiroz feels there is little wrong at Old Trafford.

The Portugal man, who has been getting to know his new charges during pre-season training at Carrington, says the team needs some fine tuning.

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