Fortune feels his time has come

Quinton Fortune is ready to put four years of frustration behind him and finally become a regular member of Manchester United’s starting line-up.

Fri, 19 Sep, 2003 - 07:32

Quinton Fortune is ready to put four years of frustration behind him and finally become a regular member of Manchester United’s starting line-up.

After finally overcoming a series of injuries which have blighted his time at Old Trafford, the amiable 26-year-old is now fully focused on his number one goal.

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