Record rather than performance pleases Fergie

Alex Ferguson has hailed Manchester United’s virtually flawless home record but he admitted today’s 2-0 win over Norwich was not among the Red Devils’ best displays.

Record rather than performance pleases Fergie
Sat, 01 Oct, 2011 - 19:10

Alex Ferguson has hailed Manchester United’s virtually flawless home record but he admitted today’s 2-0 win over Norwich was not among the Red Devils’ best displays.

Second-half goals from Anderson and Danny Welbeck allowed United to set a new record of 19 successive home wins in the Premier League.

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