Wes Brown has warned United must end their wastefulness
in front of goal to ensure Premier League title
glory.
The Reds spurned chance after chance against Derby on Saturday and
were set to drop unexpected points until Cristiano Ronaldo popped
up with the 75th-minute winner.
“We’re getting really good chances, we’ve got to start putting them
away," Brown told MUTV. “We made it hard for
ourselves against Derby. We could have finished the game in the
first 10 or 15 minutes. Luckily we got the winner in the end, which
was a real relief.”
After passing up several early opportunities at Pride Park, United
could have fallen behind had debutant Ben Foster not denied Kenny
Miller with two superb saves in the space of a minute. “Ben’s a
great keeper," he added. "It was his first game for a long time and
he came in and did brilliantly.”
United top the table on goal difference ahead of Arsenal and have a
game in hand on the Gunners - Bolton at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
“It’s always good to be top,” Brown added. “If we can get another
three points against Bolton, it’d be great for us and we know then
that if we win every game, we will win the league again.”
for me i think its our strikers no form le rooney too stressed
up..and giggs and scholes cannot keep up with the pace