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Red View: Valencia's aim, Fletcher on way back, Lou Macari and more

VALENCIA PREFERS ASSISTS TO GOALS Antonio Valencia has revealed his dream is to score a key goal in an important game for United but admits he is happier supplying the bullets for his team-mates. The quiet Ecuadorian has made a remarkable return from the broken ankle sustained against Rangers last September and feels almost back to 100 percent fitness. Having set up plenty of goals last term, he derives just as much pleasure from assists as hitting the back of the net himself - as he did in the recent win against Fulham. "I'd love to score an important goal for United, in a final or another game that really matters," he told United Review. "I suppose I'd like to score a few more in general, but I actually prefer laying goals on for my team-mates. That's my main job and I enjoy it." Everton are Saturday's visitors to Old Trafford and Valencia still has painful memories of the Toffees' late comeback on Merseyside earlier in the campaign. "We're wary of Everton because they are finishing the season strongly and we remember what happened at Goodison Park earlier in the season, when they scored two late goals," he admitted. "We won't be taking them lightly, but it's a game we need to win and, in order to do that, we must continue to do the things we've been doing well in recent weeks." More: Blues always biggest threat | Papers: Reds want Sneijder FLETCHER NEARS RETURN Sir Alex Ferguson is on the verge of welcoming back one of his "big game" players as he prepares to face an Everton side missing key men of their own. Midfield powerhouse Darren Fletcher has missed the recent action due to a virus but he could return in 10 days' time as a gripping season enters its final, crucial phase. "Darren Fletcher's back training now. He's had a good week. He may be available in 10 days' time," said Sir Alex. "He'll be a very, very important player to come back. Darren's excelled in big games and important games over the years because he's got the knowledge and the discipline to carry out whatever job you want him to do. That's the value he brings to the team. When he does come back, he'll go straight into the team." Although the Scotland captain is out of Saturday's game, the manager is aware that the Merseysiders have been coping well with several absentees of their own of late. "Everton have done exceptionally well, considering that David Moyes has had a mountain of injuries in the last few weeks," said Sir Alex. "He's been without Fellaini, Arteta, Cahill and Saha but they've still been turning out results. "Games against Everton are never going to be easy because it's a local derby in a way. But our home record has been fantastic this season, performance levels have been fantastic, and hopefully that will continue tomorrow." More: Video: Ten past Everton | O'Shea: We'll heed Everton lesson TREBLE WAS ALWAYS TOO MUCH Former Reds favourite Lou Macari acknowledges how difficult it is to win trophies. Only 10 days ago, people were talking about a Treble but I'd never seen a Treble on the cards because of what we had to do. We had to beat City and then win the final, we've got to beat Schalke over two legs and then whoever in the final of that and win the Premier League obviously. I knew it was achievable but I didn't think it was going to be easy and, of course, it's gone now. Winning something, anything, is great in a football season as it's not that easy. I know the manager would love to go to Wembley and win the Champions League and that would be a massive achievement, especially as it's going to be Real Madrid or Barcelona in the final. Either of those would bring back memories of United's last European Cup final at Wembley, that was a great evening for the club, and this would be equally as good. But I think it's the hardest competition we're left in. We're in the driving seat in the league, it's a great position and we can only throw it away. The Champions League is different - there's a lot of hard work to be done there. It's achievable but the opposition is fierce. I thought when the draw was first made, like most people, that we'd be certain to face Inter Milan if we got past Chelsea. So Schalke are a bit of an unknown team but no-one can underestimate them with the two results they got against Inter. I saw Raul in the team and thought, to be honest with you, he was finishing at Real a couple of years ago and playing out time. But he seems to have a new lease of life, he's looking younger as time goes on and is a bit like Ryan Giggs in that respect. I thought Schalke were tailor-made for us and the best opponents we can get but I'm starting to wonder a little bit what lies in store for us. They're a bit of an unknown quantity in terms of what they've got to offer but, when you look at the evidence of the San Siro, five goals away from home is some achievement. If we'd scored that many in any Champions League campaign, people would be going overboard with the performance. I think now, without knowing a great deal about them, that they look dangerous opponents. More: Red Voices Podcast | Young Reds impress   This email was sent by:Manchester United Sir Matt Busby Way Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA, United Kingdom. This email is designed to be viewed in HTML email clients - if you cannot see the images above, please open an HTML-compatible email account and then register the new address with ManUtd.com. If this email has been forwarded to you by a friend, please register with ManUtd.com to receive the MU Foundation newsletter directly in future. The articles and images in this newsletter do not necessarily represent the views of Manchester United FC. 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Although I am not comfortable discussing the content of my mail on the internet owing to lots of unsolicited/Spam mails on the net these days.Anyway my message is that I have made up my mind to WILL my late Husband's funds to you so that you can use it for charity  duties and good work to humanity in your country. The amount is 4million Dollars. Please get back to me on my personal and secured email  address for further information.My secured email is:canhaith2@gmail.com
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Red View: Derby special - Vidic on stress, Park's Wembley wish, quiz + more

VIDIC WARY OF STRESSFUL RUN-IN Nemanja Vidic has admitted that chasing glory on three fronts places a mental strain on the players as well as the obvious physical aspects. United are simply expected to win every match they play and, although this is typically the time of the season when the Reds hit top gear, the pressure on the team to perform is obvious. Vida concedes that it's a stressful business playing must-win games twice a week for much of the rest of the campaign but the captain is clearly relishing the prospect of lifting some silverware at the end of the season. "For the players who play so many games - you may play 50 games a season - it can be tough, physically," Vidic revealed. "Mentally, too. We go into every game with the mentality that winning is everything - you place a lot of pressure on yourself and you have to be strong to keep that up until the end of the season. "Every weekend you're under incredible pressure. You have to win every week, you have to perform well, you have to score goals... it's stressful. "Obviously you need to be physically ready at this stage of the season but in order to play for a big club, the mental side is just as important. To win trophies, to win games week in, week out, you have to be very strong. A player's mental strength can have a big impact at the end of the season and that's where we hope our experience comes into play." More: 'Strong squad' for Wembley | Hargreaves season over PARK'S WEMBLEY WISH Big-game player Ji-sung Park is desperate to grace Wembley at the weekend and help United prolong City's 35-year wait for a trophy. The all-Manchester affair will be the subject of the world's glare on Saturday as the Reds look to set up a final contest with Bolton or Stoke. Park's cool finish quashed any prospect of a Chelsea comeback in the Champions League on Tuesday and he's keen to play his first match in this season's FA Cup after being away on international duty and subsequently picking up an injury. "No, I didn't play in the FA Cup," said the South Korean star. "Hopefully, I will play in the big game. "I haven't won the FA Cup - it's the only one title [I haven't won] since I joined Manchester United so hopefully this season I can win the FA Cup. It's got great history throughout the world and hopefully I want to enjoy that competition more." Wembley is an historic venue for all overseas players and Park is certainly no different. "The stadium is great," he told MUTV. "There are more fans than at Old Trafford and any other stadium in England. "The atmosphere will be fantastic and it's always enjoyable to play in that kind of stadium. It's a big game and I'm looking forward to playing in it." More: Sir Alex's semi-finals | Rooney's derby dazzler RED VIEW QUIZ Here's some quickfire questions on our last six meetings with our Blue neighbours. 12/2/11, 2-1 (H) Premier League: Who crossed for Wayne Rooney to score his incredible overhead kick? 10/11/10, 0-0 (A) Premier League: This was the first away derby draw for United since what year? 17/4/10, 1-0 (A) Premier League: Paul Scholes headed the last-gasp winner from Patrice Evra's cross but who passed the ball to the Frenchman in the build-up to the memorable goal? 27/1/10, 3-1 (H) Carling Cup: Who scored the opening goal for United as the Reds overturned the first-leg deficit? 19/1/10, 1-2 (A) Carling Cup: Which striker came on for Rafael in the final minute of normal time during this rare defeat? 20/9/09, 4-3 (H) Premier League: Who refereed this fixture, reckoned to be the greatest derby of all time by some?   Check your answers on ManUtd.com.   This email was sent by:Manchester United Sir Matt Busby Way Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA, United Kingdom. This email is designed to be viewed in HTML email clients - if you cannot see the images above, please open an HTML-compatible email account and then register the new address with ManUtd.com. If this email has been forwarded to you by a friend, please register with ManUtd.com to receive the MU Foundation newsletter directly in future. The articles and images in this newsletter do not necessarily represent the views of Manchester United FC. If you do not wish to receive this email please send a blank email from your subscription address to unsubscribe@manutd.co.uk. We are committed to respecting your privacy. Please see our Privacy Policy. Please DO NOT reply to this email.

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