Business as usual for United

The "business as usual" signs went up on both sides of the Atlantic as the impact of Manchester United’s stunning Champions League exit began to sink in.

Business as usual for United
Thu, 08 Dec, 2005 - 16:37

The "business as usual" signs went up on both sides of the Atlantic as the impact of Manchester United’s stunning Champions League exit began to sink in.

At Old Trafford, Red Devils chief executive David Gill was hosting a scheduled monthly meeting of the football board, complete with Alex Ferguson, mulling over the 2-1 defeat to Benfica.

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