A keeper called Schmeichel and a defender named Bruce will be at
the heart of a United side hell-bent on stopping Arsenal winning a
major trophy.
Gunners fans thought they had suffered the last of that hell
when Peter Schmeichel and Steve Bruce left Manchester United in the
1990s.
But the nightmare has returned for the FA Cup third-round replay
at Leeds.
Lining up for the home side at Elland Road will be the
Danish keeper's son Kasper, 24, and Bruce's boy Alex, 26, both
outstanding in the 1-1 draw at the Emirates 11 days
ago.
Schmeichel Snr said: "The two of them were chips off the old
block. Alex was throwing himself at everything and must have had
the physio on at least three times, just like his dad used to.
Kasper kept his defence in line and made saves I would have been
proud of.
"It was vintage Schmeichel and Bruce, a great day for the lads
to go to Arsenal and get a result like that. They will now get
another great experience with the replay. It will test them.
"It will be difficult. Arsenal are a great team. But Leeds
showed they can get through."
Peter Schmeichel was speaking at one of 200 Barclays Spaces for
Sports sites in the UK created by Barclays and the Football
Foundation.