Fortune puts club before country

Quinton Fortune is ready to turn his back on South Africa to help Manchester United's Premiership title push.

Tue, 02 Sep, 2003 - 11:21

Quinton Fortune is ready to turn his back on South Africa to help Manchester United's Premiership title push.

Fortune is one of the few United players still at the club this week, with 17 members of Alex Ferguson's first-team squad jetting off to various corners of the globe for key international fixtures.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Quinton Fortune is ready to turn his back on South Africa to help Manchester United's Premiership title push.

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