Manchester
United’s executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, has assured fans about
new signings and also said a few players will be leaving.The former Premier League champions have already spent more than £50m on Luke Shaw and Ander Herrera, but new manager Louis van Gaal is looking to add more players.
United have been linked with Thomas Vermaelen, Arturo Vidal and Edinson Cavani and Woodward says there is enough cash to strengthen the squad.
“There is no fixed budget. Financially we are extremely strong, we have funds available,” United’s executive vice-chairman told MUTV.
“Louis is the boss and is assessing what’s going on but we have been in dialogue for some time about targets so there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes … we’re continuing to move forward on some of those targets … so watch this space.
“The time he [Van Gaal] spends here as well as in America, he’ll be able to assess what he’s got and continue to tweak the decisions if we need to. We want to do what it takes to win the title.”
The
Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Moro has declared ahead of the
forthcoming general elections that there would be no vacancy in Aso Rock
come 2015.
Moro urged all those aspiring for the position of president to jettison the idea and allow President Goodluck Jonathan to compete all the good works he started for the country.
The Minister, who spoke at a reception organised for him at the weekend by his kinsmen at Ede West Ward, in Okpokwu local government area of Benue state, urged the people to also rally support for the reelection Senator David Mark in the forthcoming election.
He said, “I dare say that if we must move away from the politics of ‘chop I chop’ to politics of principles and and the development of our communities, we must rally support for President Goodluck Jonathan.
“In the present circumstance, which we have found ourselves the only person who can complete the good job that he started, the only person who has introduced ideology to drive us to the next level of development is President Goodluck Jonathan and we must support him to succeed.
“In the resent circumstance, I make bold to say that a combination of President Goodluck Jonathan at the helm of affairs and the Senate President, David Mark at the Senate, will present an important catalyst for development in this country.
“They should therefore be supported to continue to do good things for this country because another entrant will amount to a distraction, and we cannot afford it now.
“Therefore come 2015, there will be no vacancy for a new president in Nigeria nor a new senator from the Benue south district. Anyone with such an ambition should please jettison it, in our collective interest.” the minister said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/vacancy-aso-rock-interior-minister/#sthash.SNWmJXET.dpuf
Moro urged all those aspiring for the position of president to jettison the idea and allow President Goodluck Jonathan to compete all the good works he started for the country.
The Minister, who spoke at a reception organised for him at the weekend by his kinsmen at Ede West Ward, in Okpokwu local government area of Benue state, urged the people to also rally support for the reelection Senator David Mark in the forthcoming election.
He said, “I dare say that if we must move away from the politics of ‘chop I chop’ to politics of principles and and the development of our communities, we must rally support for President Goodluck Jonathan.
“In the present circumstance, which we have found ourselves the only person who can complete the good job that he started, the only person who has introduced ideology to drive us to the next level of development is President Goodluck Jonathan and we must support him to succeed.
“In the resent circumstance, I make bold to say that a combination of President Goodluck Jonathan at the helm of affairs and the Senate President, David Mark at the Senate, will present an important catalyst for development in this country.
“They should therefore be supported to continue to do good things for this country because another entrant will amount to a distraction, and we cannot afford it now.
“Therefore come 2015, there will be no vacancy for a new president in Nigeria nor a new senator from the Benue south district. Anyone with such an ambition should please jettison it, in our collective interest.” the minister said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/vacancy-aso-rock-interior-minister/#sthash.SNWmJXET.dpuf
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