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Heinze puts his faith in Fergie
16/6/05 7:10 AM
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Heinze: I Feel At Home
Gabriel Heinze will stay at Old Trafford as long as the team Sir Alex
Ferguson is creating continues to improve.
Sir Alex has crafted an emerging young core in his squad and Heinze,
who says he feels at home in Manchester, wants to be a part of a
successful United team under the Scot.
The 27-year-old left-back has enjoyed an incredible debut season with
the Reds, but insists his future at the club remains in the hands of
fate and Ferguson.
"I'm very happy [with my first season]," he told the latest edition of
United magazine. "I’m very comfortable and feel at home here."
The ￡6.9million signing from Paris Saint Germain is contracted to the
club until 2009. Having been employed by five different clubs in seven
years, Heinze was asked if it is time now for him to settle at one club,
United.
"You never know in football what is going to happen next," he said.
"I’m the sort of person who likes to make continuous progress.
"Where I’m going to be, where I'm going to end up - I don’t know.
It depends on Him upstairs… And Sir Alex Ferguson. Actually, it probably
depends more on Alex Ferguson!"
Heinze has been on World Cup duty with Argentina, helping his country
become the first South American qualifiers for next summer’s finals
in Germany with a conclusive 3-1 victory over Brazil earlier this month.
His involvement in the Copa America and the Olympics delayed his arrival
at Old Trafford by three months – he signed in June, but didn’t make
his debut (against Bolton) until September.
Sandwiched between his international exploits was a gruelling campaign
for United. However, rather than complain about tiredness and niggling
injuries, Heinze will happily squeeze as many games into his schedule
as possible.
"Tiredness is not a big issue," he says dismissively. "You do have the
odd feeling of tiredness creep in, I suppose. It’s a few years since
I’ve had any holidays and I don’t get much time to rest with my family.
But I put that thought to the back of my mind.
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"It's such a pleasure for me to play football. I love it so much. There's
plenty of time to rest when I retire. If I don’t have any holidays this
summer, that’ll be good because it'll mean I'm playing more matches for
my national team and for my club."
The Argentine defender expressed his frustration at United not challenging
for major honours come the crucial stage of the season. With the Reds out
of Europe and out of the title race in March, Ferguson’s men were aiming
solely for the FA Cup.
"A club like Manchester United should be fighting for trophies on all fronts
until the last day of the season, so it’s disappointing," he added. "At the
same time, these things happen in football. So, I wouldn’t like to say it’s
a failure.
"You have to remember that there have been quite a few new people arriving
at the club during the season and it takes time to adapt and settle in. You
can’t talk about failure when everyone has worked so hard over the entire
season.
"Over the summer I think every individual in the team needs to look
at themselves. Everyone will draw on their own conclusions about their
personal form."
A draw against Crystal Palace in the Premiership – a cause of which was
resting players for the next match, the second leg tie with AC Milan –
and defeat in Milan practically ended United’s quest for their two most
sought-after trophies.
"All defeats bring with them their own kind of bad karma," Heinze says of
the crucial loss to Milan.
"But I suppose it was worse with Milan because we all felt so confident
before the tie that we’d get through. It did have a negative effect,
but I don’t want to offer that as an excuse.
"We had a lot of very vital games against what you might call weaker
sides in the league after that and that’s where we started to drop
points. Chelsea just carried on and never slipped up – we should have
kept on their heels.
"We did everything we could, we tried as hard as we could, but ultimately
Chelsea won the league and they deserved it so we have to congratulate
them. That’s it.
"For me, pressure doesn’t exist. When you play for a big club and are
up there with the big boys, you shouldn’t be worrying how other teams
are getting on. That comes with the territory."
Gabriel Heinze was speaking to United magazine. Issue 156 is out now.
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