Showing posts with label Patrice Evra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patrice Evra. Show all posts

Monday, 7 April 2014

six and the best- Ptrice Evra

six and the best !!!

Patrice Evra dreams of emulating Chelsea and defying the odds to lift the Champions League.
Manchester United are sitting a lowly sixth in the Premier League after a disastrous attempt to retain their title under new manager David Moyes. But that was also the Blues position in 2012 when Roberto Di Mtteo`s side amazingly went to be European champions for the first time.
and Evra admits Chelsea`s shock triumph over Bayern Munich is on his mind ahead of Manchester United`s quarter final second leg clash against the same opponents who they are level after a 1-1 home draw. The French man said: "it is funny because all season has reminded me of the Chelsea season when they wasn't playing well in the league. " I kept this in my mind I am not saying we are going to do the same thing but sometimes you have to be positive. so why not try?
" You have to believe and to be honest this season we have not played so bad in the Champions League. " We are confident and it look like we all are up for it more in the league than in the cup.
" I know it is not professional to say that but it is the truth. "We look more on it, we look more like we have the Manchester United spirit when we play in the Champions League."
The left-back Evra missed the first leg due to a suspension but will be returning at the Allianz Arena this Wednesday though Wayne Rooney is still a doubt with a bruised toe.   
 

Monday, 21 October 2013

Patrice Evra wants to leave Manchester United

Patrice Evra wants to leave Manchester United. Evra has hinted he wants to leave Manchester United, The French Left-backs current deal is due to end at the end of the season Manchester United are reluctant to part with Evra`s considerable experience with the 32 year old having spent 7 years at Old Trafford during which time he has helped to land 5 Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League crown. David Moyes was, however, heavily linked with a few of high-profile left-backs over the summer transfer window with Leighton Baines and Fabio Coentrao on his transfer radar.
 
He may be forced to step up that hunt in the January transfer window with Patrice revealing that he is not yet to agree on a new contracted deal. Speculation has suggested for some time that he could be tempted to return to France before he hangs up his boots-with former employers Monaco and big spending PSG reported to be keen of signing him. Evra has offered no indication as to what his next move will be, but it appears that his future past the end of 2012/14 lies outside of England.
Asked by Telefoot is he is concerned about his expiring contract at Manchester United, he said: "No, not at all.
"It is a personal thing. It is not that Manchester United do not want me to sign a new contract.
"Manchester United would like me to finish my career at Old Trafford, but this is something personal."