Heinze cans quit talk

Gabriel Heinze insists he is still happy with life at Manchester United.

Heinze cans quit talk
Fri, 09 Feb, 2007 - 08:13
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Gabriel Heinze insists he is still happy with life at Manchester United.

After a sparkling debut season with the Old Trafford outfit, Heinze missed virtually all of last term after rupturing cruciate ligaments in a Champions League tie against Villarreal.

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