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Fergie can't take it!

AFP, London
Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson has launched a scathing broadside against what he described as the "bragging" of Premiership leaders Arsenal.
Ferguson, a past master in turning up the psychological heat at the decisive end of the season, made it clear he had been deeply irritated by the confidence his Arsenal opposite number, Arsene Wenger, has displayed all season.
The Frenchman has made no attempt to hide his belief that his side will deservedly retain their league crown.
After Arsenal moved eight points clear of United with their win over Charlton on Sunday, Wenger's confidence appeared to be justified.
But Ferguson insisted his side, due to face Leeds on Wednesday night, would be ready to exploit any slip-ups by their rivals.
"When you are over-confident, as Arsenal have been, football can come back and kick you. That's why we have to keep going," Ferguson said.
"The situation is quite clear we have to win games. There is no doubt about that or else Arsenal will be over the horizon.
"But Arsenal have been confident. They talk confident and that's coming from all of them. "You wouldn't get us acting like that. When you compare the two clubs it doesn't matter how many trophies we have won, we have never gone into that bragging game. "It's not our style and the nature of football is that it can come back and give you a kick in the teeth.
"We are capable of winning our remaining nine games. We are capable of winning any game and we have shown that time and time again, but the important thing is to win them and not just be capable of winning them."
Ferguson has demanded that his players show a reaction to their League Cup final defeat by Liverpool on Sunday.
"After Sunday we now have to depend on players with real character. We have to progress and make sure we keep the pressure on Arsenal."
Ferguson is determined that his side will still be in the title race when they travel to Highbury on April 15. But Leeds boss Terry Venables told him he should now concentrate on winning the Champions League, in which United have reached the quarter-finals with two games to spare.
"They (United) had their problems earlier in the season, and they have done well to now get where they are, but Arsenal have been so strong I can't see them letting it go.
"With the Champions League, while Arsenal have done well, the experience Manchester United have gained, they seem to be cashing in on that."