Blackburn aim to topple the Man Utd giant

DAVID DUNN reckons Manchester United are football’s equivalent to snooker’s Steve Davis — so good that everyone wants them to lose.

Blackburn aim to topple the Man Utd giant
Sat, 19 Apr, 2003 - 01:00
Martyn Ziegler

The Blackburn midfielder believes history will look back on Alex Ferguson’s side in a kinder light, but that for now they are the one team everyone wants to beat.

Speaking of snooker, Rovers will pocket a double if they beat United at Old Trafford today, having already beaten them at Ewood Park.

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