Paul Scholes is confident United can rediscover the goal touch
sooner rather than later, following a barren start to the
season.
The veteran midfielder is the Reds' only goalscorer this term, but
is adamant Sir Alex Ferguson's side have the wherewithal to start
converting the numerous chances they continue to create.
"I would hope that the goals are just around the corner for us, but
we can't take it for granted," Scholes told MUTV.
"There are lots of players in the team who can score goals and
create them. And it will hopefully soon all click into place so we
can go and win some games."
Injuries to Wayne Rooney and Louis Saha have kept them sidelined,
while the sales of Giuseppe Rossi and Alan Smith have left the Reds
short on numbers up front.
New signing Carlos Tevez has been thrown in at the deep end as a
result and, although he is yet to score, his displays have
impressed Scholes.
"Carlos has been brilliant so far and his work-rate is something to
be admired," he said. "We all know the quality he has and he will
hopefully go on to score a lot of goals for us."
