London, Feb 18 : Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has said the whole squad is playing so well at the moment that it is proving a nightmare to choose the final 11 and tell some of his stars that they are left out.

Ferguson said: "Everyone has done so well that I'm beginning to dread picking the team. I feel guilty when I am forced to leave someone out who has not only done nothing wrong but who has played exceptionally well."

London, Jan 24 : Man United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has discovered a 128-year-old FA Cup law which could threaten the tournament.

Ferguson has found a law, which allows teams to avoid replays by immediately calling for extra time after a match, is drawn after the first 90 minutes.

The Red Devils boss dismissed claims that he was meddling with history as he argued: “It is in the articles of the Association that both teams can apply to have the game decided first time.”

London  - Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was understandably delighted after his side hit the top of the English Premier League for the first time this season thanks to Dimitar Berbatov's late, late winner in a 1-0 victory at Bolton Wanderers.

The Bulgarian headed the winner in the last minute of normal time to lift the champions one point clear of Liverpool, who play Everton on Monday night.

"Being top is not decisive at this stage but it is always nice because it is the best place to be," an elated Ferguson said.

London, Jan. 12 : Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has dismissed Liverpool counterpart Rafa Benitez's claims that he is the only manager allowed to criticize referees.

Describing the charge as ''ridiculous', Fergie labelled the Liverpool manager ''angry' and ''disturbed'.

According to The Telegraph, the war of words between the pair escalated after Fergie spoke about his side's 3-0 demolition of Chelsea on Sunday evening.

The result takes United to within five points of the league leaders, with two games, both at Old Trafford, in hand. By the time Liverpool take to the field against Everton a week today, United could well be top.

London  - Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said he believed his side will reach the Carling Cup final despite their 1-0 defeat at Derby in the first leg of the semi-final on Wednesday.

United were beaten by Kris Commons' superb shot after half an hour, but Rob Hulse missed a good chance to extend their lead later on.

Ferguson said the Championship side could live to regret their missed opportunities.

"I think we are lucky," Ferguson said. "We could have lost by more.