Ferguson: Rise Soon, United!

MANCHESTER - Manchester United did just received the tragic outcomein the Manchester derby, last night hrs. However, manager Sir AlexFerguson is confident his troops would immediately rise up and forget about the defeat.
In a match that took place at Old Trafford on Sunday (10/23/2011) night local time, United was surprised by the game City. Playing with 10 men after Jonny Evans issued the referee, the visitors won by a landslide score of 6-1.
But, Ferguson hoped this defeat did not affect the appearance of foster children. Coach who has 25 years of this United gush, hoping Patrice Evraet al soon forget this humiliating defeat.
"We will rise again. After January, we will be back to normal. We used toshow performance in the mid second season and it's going to happen in this case," said Ferguson.
"We have to face all the teams that are all around us and they also have toface each other. Thus, the second half of this season is very important to us," continued the Scottish architect Tribalfootball reported on Monday(24/10/2011).
"We will react immediately, no question. It's a perfect result for us to react.Indeed, many are disappointed in the player locker room and it willbedampak positive to us," he said.