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STRONG SIDE FOR ROVERS SHOWDOWN Sir Alex Ferguson will travel to Ewood Park on Saturday with an almost fully-fit squad at his disposal. The Reds need just one point to seal a record 19th English league title and the boss says there are "no new injuries" in the United camp. He did concede, however, that he may rest Edwin van der Sar against Blackburn. "Given the programme he's been through in the last few weeks, this may be an opportunity to give him a break," Sir Alex said. "They've all been important games." While United need only a draw against Steve Kean's Rovers, the Reds boss insists he isn't taking the game lightly. "We must approach the game the right way and play our strongest team. It's always a difficult game and Blackburn are fighting [to stay up]. It's a hard game for both teams but we go there with confidence after last Sunday's result." Darren Fletcher is expected to be involved after playing for the reserves on Wednesday and the manager has confirmed Javier Hernandez is set to be in his starting line-up. More:  FA charge for Sir Alex | Gimme 5: Ewood drama | Pick your team GIGGS: IT'S A TEAM EFFORT Ryan Giggs believes it has been a team effort for United this season as the Reds look to seal the title on Saturday at Blackburn. The veteran midfielder will equal David James' record for Premier League appearances if he plays at Ewood Park but it's trophies rather than personal accolades that he is pursuing. With so many players contributing at different times to the campaign, Giggs appreciates the value of having such a strong squad when fighting on so many fronts. "We are hoping to get it done and dusted this weekend," he said. "I wouldn't say it was a relaxed build-up. We still need a point. Blackburn are fighting for their lives and it is always a difficult place to go. They are local rivals, but we are in good form. We are playing well and are confident. "It is always special to win the league but it means more when you haven't won it the year before. You are under a little bit of pressure to win it back. Chelsea got off to such a good start. People outside the club were doubting our ability as individuals and as a team. It is a nice way to end what we hope will be a very good campaign. "It has been a team success. Over the past three or four years, if you asked the supporters who their player of the season was, Wayne would be last year, before that Cristiano. This year, if you ask 10 people, you would come up with 10 different answers for different reasons; Nani for his goals and assists, Berbatov for his goals, Hernandez for his first season, unbelievable, Nemanja, brilliant as always. Antonio coming back at such a vital stage. Edwin's consistency. The list goes on and on, but there's probably not one stand-out performer."  More: Class of 92 to reunite | Rio makes Final promise | Evra - I always believed FANS REVEAL DREAM SIGNING We asked ManUtd.com readers in midweek who their dream summer signing would be from a short-list of eight names - all players that have been consistently linked in the media over the past months. There was an overwhelming response with over 16,000 votes logged and a runaway winner in the shape of Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder. The Dutch World Cup star scooped 68% of the vote to finish well clear of his nearest challengers - Tottenham ace Luka Modric (12%) and Udinese forward Alexis Sanchez (8%). The poll was only a bit of fun as we await any transfer dealings this summer with anticipation but it's clear the supporters have been impressed with Sneijder's form at club and international level. Modric, Sir Alex's Ferguson's choice for Player of the Year, and Chile star Sanchez also received plenty of backing to finish ahead of the likes of Daniele De Rossi, Ashley Young, Jack Rodwell, Jordan Henderson and Sotiris Ninis. 26-year-old Sneijder certainly wouldn't come cheaply even if he could be prised away from Inter with some reports placing a £40million valuation on his head. More: Podcast - Point from glory | Trophies galore | May transfer rumours   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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April 2011 Publisher ID ca-pub-7301281424484830 We have lots of AdSense news and tips to share with you, from how you can generate additional revenue from mobile applications and mobile content, to how you can use our new Custom Search Ads product.  This month, we'd like to share some great new opportunities with you: Optimization tip of the month: Start earning from mobile The new Country reporting feature The launch of the Google +1 button AdSense Custom Search Ads   Optimization Tip of the Month Start earning from mobile The mobile market is growing rapidly and now is the time to unlock its potential. It's not too late to join the mobile revolution, by creating a mobile-optimized version of your website and monetizing it with mobile-specific ads. You can easily earn money from your mobile assets with Google AdSense and AdMob. Join our extensive network of mobile publishers and application developers, reaching millions of users across platforms on mobile web and apps. For Mobile App Developers Google AdMob provides app developers with a solution to distribute and monetize apps with ads. All Software Development Kits are easy to integrate and are designed to take advantage of the unique capabilities of each mobile platform.    Try AdMob Now!   For Mobile Website Publishers Got mobile web pages to monetize? It's easy! Just create an AdSense account and incorporate Google ads into those pages. You can earn money when your mobile website visitors see or click the ads. If you don't have mobile content, find out how to create some here. AdSense Updates Our first Southeast Asia event 'Go Monetization' Early April we held an event 'Go Monetization' in Singapore and covered a suite of publisher solutions like AdSense Optimziation Tips, Doubleclick for Publishers Small Business, and AdMob. Interested in attending our future events? Check your Account Settings and make sure you're opted in to our emails so we can inform you about our upcoming events.  Watch this space, your city might be next! In the meantime, check out simple and effective optimization suggestions in the  Optimization Lab to boost your ad performance and revenue.  The launch of the Google +1 button We're happy to introduce the +1 button, which is an easy way for users to recommend your content right from the search results pages. The +1 button doesn't affect the AdSense ad units on your site, but it can improve the way your pages appear in Google search. We're also working on a +1 button for sites. If you want to be notified when the +1 button is available for your site, you can sign up for email updates at our +1webmaster site . Find out more here. The new Country reporting feature Now you can view your AdSense performance reports based on where visitors to your site are located. Get these valuable insights by visiting the Performance reports tab in your account. To learn more, click here. Subscribe Performance Suggestions Publisher Johnny Hayes now earns 51% more with AdSense on his site,  funcheapsf.com as a result of implementing one of the tips we sent him. Don't miss out on additional earnings - Opt in to receive our customized suggestions for your site. Here's how you sign up: Step 1. Go to your  account settings, and click on 'edit' next to your 'personal settings' Step 2. Check the box next to 'Customized help and Suggestions' Step 3. Click 'Save' AdSense Resources Find us on Facebook! Join us on Facebook to receive the latest information about AdSense. We regularly share product updates, tips and insights.  More about AdSense Inside AdSense Blog AdSense on Facebook AdSense on Twitter AdSense on YouTube © 2011 Google Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043 Email Preferences: We sent you this email because you have indicated that you are willing to receive occasional AdSense newsletters. If you do not wish to receive such emails in the future you can opt-out by clicking here: https://www.google.com/adsense/v3/unsubscribe?auth=aAN57ISVSM820_fxU_vPa3zetOw0Yv_nKU8atBrtdI0KvOwKXBH_euSY7CWeq8LGu8Ppysetd8mDf_OmmcbK7rSUUtwFXszpmOA==

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Red View: Fletcher focused, Alex Stepney, unlikely two-goal heroes and more

FLETCHER: TITLE IS IN OUR HANDS  Darren Fletcher says United will approach Sunday's game against Chelsea as if it was any other fixture, despite the immensely high stakes. Victory would all but secure a 19th league title, while defeat would see Chelsea leapfrog the Reds and move to the top of the table with only two games to play. Chelsea are expected to come and attack - after all, anything but a win would leave Sir Alex's men in the driving seat - and Reds midfielder Fletcher says United will be similarly positive. "We'll certainly play for three points," he told United Review. "We do that every time we step onto a football pitch. It's the only way we know how to play and it would be dangerous if we tried to play any other way." The manager has already confirmed Fletcher, who's struggled with a serious virus for the last two months, won't start against the Blues, but the Scot is confident his team-mates will bounce back from last Sunday's disappointment at Arsenal. "We try and learn from every defeat and we know sometimes defeat makes us stronger. We hope that's the case this time. Everybody was disappointed after Arsenal, especially because it was such a key match. But the title's still in our hands and that's all you can ask with three games to go." More:  Rio - Reds have mental edge | Scholes still hungry STEPNEY FEELING CONFIDENT Former United and Chelsea keeper Alex Stepney, a European Cup winner with the Reds in 1968, looks ahead to Sunday's contest... Just how big is this game? We've reached a defining point of the season but we've got to be confident. We've played 17 home games this season in the league and we've won 16 of them and drawn the other. On Sunday, it's all about winning and we've been lucky in the sense that we were able to rest a few players on Wednesday night. The lads did so well in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final that Sir Alex was able to make a lot of changes for the Schalke game. That's important because Chelsea will have had an entire week's rest since they last played. United have beaten Chelsea twice already this season... That's right, and that will give our players an awful lot of confidence. We haven't had the best of luck in games against Chelsea in recent seasons. You'll remember Didier Drogba's offside goal last season, for instance. But by beating them in those two Champions League games, it was almost as if that hoodoo was broken. There's no danger of complacency on Sunday, is there? Not at all. You can bet Sir Alex never misses an opportunity to remind his players what they did to us last year - they won the league by a point - and how it happened. The message will be simple: go out there and bring that trophy back to Old Trafford. The Champions League can go on the back-burner now - that's done with. All the players need to focus on for the next three games is the league. Win this one and then we only need a point from Blackburn or Blackpool. Do you expect Chelsea to attack? Not from the beginning, no. But they will be confident. They've won five of their last six games so they're on a roll and they'll be determined to stamp their authority on the game in the early stages. But they'll also know that if they concede then they're going to need to score twice, which isn't easy at Old Trafford. More: Boss - We're ready for Chelsea | Owen's Wembley dream UNLIKELY TWO-GOAL HEROES Anderson may not have been the most prolific goalscorer since joining the Reds from Porto but he came up trumps in midweek by netting twice in four minutes to put the gloss on a resounding victory over Schalke. It got us thinking about other United players who upset the odds to grab remarkable doubles. Steve Bruce (v Sheffield Wed, 1993) Of course, the centre-back was renowned for his goalscoring exploits and hit an incredible 19 in 1990/91. But a number of these strikes came from the penalty spot so to score two headers was pretty special, even more so considering the occasion. As United trailed in a match that will forever go down in Old Trafford folklore, Bruce turned things around late on to spark wild scenes. Gary Pallister (v Liverpool, 1997) Celebratory free-kicks against Blackburn aside, Pally was never in defensive partner Bruce's league when it came to scoring. He did, however, pop up with two towering headers from David Beckham crosses against the bitterest of rivals to take United a huge step closer to another title. Ronny Johnsen (v Nottingham Forest, 1998) It may have been the best season in United's history but this 3-0 Boxing Day win was the first of the month - and the first clean sheet as well. The Norwegian defender came up from the back to have a major influence by heading past Dave Beasant following a corner and then forced in his, and the Reds' second, from a Henning Berg assist.   Mikael Silvestre (v Liverpool, 2004) In a match dominated by Rio Ferdinand's return from an eight-month suspension, another defender stole the headlines. A header in each half accounted for the Merseysiders following set-pieces from Cristiano Ronaldo and Ryan Giggs as he made his presence felt in the opposing area. Michael Carrick (v Roma, 2007) The unassuming midfielder has long been controlling games in Europe and his terrific long-range strike set United on the way to an unbelievable 7-1 win. For good measure, he added another perfectly-placed shot for his second of the night as the Italians were ripped apart. More: Smalling - Confidence is high | Rio - I'm back to my best   This email was sent by:Manchester United Sir Matt Busby Way Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA, United Kingdom. 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