Phil Neville clings to double dream

Phil Neville has defended Manchester United’s recent tactics – claiming his side could still be on target for an unlikely double this season.

Fri, 11 Mar, 2005 - 08:38

Phil Neville has defended Manchester United’s recent tactics – claiming his side could still be on target for an unlikely double this season.

United crashed out of Europe this week following defeat at AC Milan, days after losing ground on Premiership leaders Chelsea.

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