Ferguson backs de Gea after latest error

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has backed David de Gea to survive his tough Premier League baptism.

Ferguson backs de Gea after latest error
Mon, 15 Aug, 2011 - 08:58

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has backed David de Gea to survive his tough Premier League baptism.

Ferguson spent £18m on the 20-year-old Spaniard this summer having decided he was the man to replace Edwin van der Sar as Manchester United's first-choice keeper.

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