Ferguson sees no value in transfer market

Alex Ferguson insists he is not suffering from a spending squeeze because of Manchester United’s massive debts.

Ferguson sees no value in transfer market
Fri, 08 Jan, 2010 - 12:14

Alex Ferguson insists he is not suffering from a spending squeeze because of Manchester United’s massive debts.

Sunday’s shock FA Cup defeat by Leeds has been accompanied by a succession of stories questioning the state of United’s finances.

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