Fergie says De Gea finally standing tall

Alex Ferguson believes David de Gea has sorted out the problems that led to him being axed from the Manchester United side earlier this season.

Fergie says De Gea finally standing tall
Mon, 02 Apr, 2012 - 01:00
Simon Stone

Ferguson kept faith with goalkeeper De Gea when he experienced early teething troubles following a much-trumpeted £18 million (€21m) summer move from Atletico Madrid.

However, when the Spain Under-21 star cost United more points against Blackburn on New Year’s Eve, Ferguson felt he had to act.

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