West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has told Eurosport that he is in awe of the Manchester United side which his Hammers face tomorrow night, ahead of the match which could see the Irons seal Premier League survival with a win.
"I think you have to say the United team is as good as it's ever been because nobody normally wins the title so easily or with such a margin at this stage of the season- the focus has come on the Premier League and they've just breezed it," the 59 year old said.
"It's pretty scary what total they might actually finish with.. they've just gone 'bang' and nobody else can get near them. Squad rotation has been Sir Alex Ferguson's masterpiece once again, playing the right team at the right time."
Allardyce himself will have to do some squad rotation tomorrow, with defenders Winston Reid and James Tomkins and playmaker Joe Cole all ruled out of the Premier League clash at the Boleyn Ground, and midfielder Mark Noble touch-and-go for a comeback after surgery on nerve damage in his arm.
We all know that Big Sam is in nice and tight with Fergie.. let's just hope we see an attempt to win the game this time. Don't show those Mancs too much respect now gaffer, just to please Mr Ferguson..
By Alex Shilling, News Editor
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