United happy to swap style for substance

THERE are many different ways to win a title.

Mon, 02 Feb, 2009 - 00:00

Last season, Alex Ferguson saw Manchester United rattle in 34 goals in their final 15 games to claim the Premier League for a 10th time.

This season, however, the reigning champions appear determined to retain their crown through stealth — not that anyone at Old Trafford is complaining.

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