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I'd like to pay this in, please buy clindamycin This is where United have a heavy advantage when Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic are fit. They rank among the best defensive pairings the Premier League has ever seen, much superior to any of the combinations Chelsea can look to. Ferdinand deserves so much credit for prolonging his United career. When Manchester City won 6-1 at Old Trafford two seasons ago, you could have been forgiven for wondering if that was the last we would have seen of Rio in a United shirt. He had lost some pace, had a persistent back problem, and the signings of Chris Smalling and Phil Jones had everyone presuming the old guard would be eased out. That was premature. Whatever the training regime he has undertaken since, it is working and he and Vidic remain the best in England. Mourinho is desperate for a centre-back and I am amazed he has not been into the transfer market to solve the problem. John Terry has been one of the best of his generation, but now he can only defend one way – deep on the edge of his 18-yard box. It causes a major problem for how Chelsea set up. They cannot play a high line or push up on teams when he is playing. David Luiz will never be a destructive type defender – he is more suited to Barcelona’s defence than Chelsea’s – while Gary Cahill is a good player rather than world class defender. Branislav Ivanovic is basically a full-back, so United – ageing though Rio and Vidic are – are much better equipped at the back.
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