Louis Saha is aware he is under pressure to keep scoring in
order to retain his place in United's starting line-up.
With Wayne Rooney almost back from suspension, Alan Smith returning
from injury and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Giuseppe Rossi waiting in
the wings, Saha knows there is a strong rivalry for striking
berths.
"Things can go very fast," he said. "If I'm not good enough someone
will take my place. If I'm good I try to hold on to my status and
work hard. Competition always makes you progress."
The French striker, who has two goals from three starts this
season, admits that he will be given more action as a result of
Ruud van Nistelrooy's departure.
However, he remains adamant that his approach and commitment will
not be affected by the Dutchman's sale.
He said: "His departure will certainly allow me to play a bit more
and I take Sir Alex Ferguson's trust as a compliment, but I have
always done my best whether Ruud is there or not. Nothing has
changed for me."
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