Fortune: win at ’Boro could be defining moment

QUINTON FORTUNE believes Manchester United could go on to reflect on the victory at Middlesbrough as a defining moment in the season.

Fortune: win at ’Boro could be defining moment
Wed, 31 Dec, 2003 - 00:00
Simon Stone

The South African full-back claims the feeling in the dressing room is that those types of victories win titles.

That was the message put over by captain Roy Keane immediately after the game.

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