De Gea will come good, insists Fergie

Alex Ferguson is confident no one will remember David De Gea’s current difficulties in two or three years.

De Gea will come good, insists Fergie

The young goalkeeper is set to regain his Manchester United place for tomorrow’s crucial Barclays Premier League visit to Chelsea.

Despite rookie Ben Amos keeping a clean sheet against Stoke in midweek, De Gea’s recovery from a minor knock means he will face Andre Villas-Boas’ men as Anders Lindegaard has been ruled out for up to six weeks with ankle ligament damage.

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