O'Shea determined to fight for place

John O’Shea has insisted he is going nowhere despite speculation linking him with a move away from Manchester United.

Mon, 29 Nov, 2004 - 07:22

John O’Shea has insisted he is going nowhere despite speculation linking him with a move away from Manchester United.

The stylish Irishman has seen his first-team opportunities drastically reduced following the arrival of Gabriel Heinze and has not started a Premiership game since the 1-1 home draw with Middlesbrough at the beginning of October.

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