Queiroz stands firm over cup team selection

Carlos Queiroz insists one trophyless campaign will not be enough for Manchester United to abandon their established policy of using the Carling Cup as a breeding ground for young talent.

Wed, 26 Oct, 2005 - 09:23

Carlos Queiroz insists one trophyless campaign will not be enough for Manchester United to abandon their established policy of using the Carling Cup as a breeding ground for young talent.

The Red Devils entertain Barnet at Old Trafford tonight with memories of their stunning FA Cup draw with non-league Exeter 10 months ago still fresh in the mind.

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