Fergie refuses to press panic button

Liverpool 0 Man Utd 0

Mon, 19 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Neil Johnson, Anfield

But cult status was always going to be withheld from him until he produced success over Manchester United.

Although Liverpool are still searching for a first Anfield win over their fiercest rivals for four years, the Spaniard has at least taken another important step forward towards earning his place in local folklore.

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