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Sir Alex Ferguson has defended his shock re-signing of former England midfielder Paul Scholes. Manchester United signed Scholes over a week ago, in time for the FA Cup game against bitter rivals Manchester City.
Many have hit out at Ferguson for the signing, insisting that it is a negative step signing a player who had already quit the game. But Ferguson insisted that the deal can only be good for the club.<br />
"One or two people have been negative and making out it's been a 'regressive step'," said Ferguson.<br />
"How can it be regressive? You're getting a player for nothing who's been part of the club for 20-odd years.<br />
"He's not going to play every game but in terms of composure and passing ability, is there a better player going around? Definitely not."
Written by Samuel Turnbull
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