United players keep eye on ball

MANCHESTER UNITED’S Gary Neville last night dismissed suggestions that the ongoing row between manager Alex Ferguson and the Irish racing supremos, John Magnier and JP McManus, had any influence on United’s recent run of disappointing results.

His comments come amid increased speculation yesterday that a resolution between Magnier and Ferguson has been reached, and will be outlined later in the week.

Neville, in Cork with Old Trafford colleague Nicky Butt as guests of the local branch of the United Supporters Club and Glounthane United for a gala charity function in aid of St Oliver's Ward, St Finbarr's Hospital, said the players were unaware of any problems affecting the United manager outside of Old Trafford.

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