By David Hobbs
March 21 2005
Gabriel Heinze has conceded that he can perform to a higher standard and will strive to work harder for the team's cause. The Argentine has been a revolutionary signing, adapting surprisingly well to life in England since his summer move from PSG.
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Manchester United defender Gabriel Heinze has conceded that he can perform to a higher standard and will strive to work harder for the team's cause. The Argentine has been a revolutionary signing, adapting surprisingly well to life in England following his summer move from French side Paris Saint Germain. Fans questioned the player's motives at the start of the season, prolonging his Red Devils debut to win a Gold Medal with his country at the Olympic Games in Athens. But, Heinze's commitment and no-nonsense attitude clearly pleased the Old Trafford faithful and admitted he can produce more. "I want to emphasise this is just the beginning. What has happened so far is fantastic but I have much more work to do yet, as hopefully the supporters will see" "I am always totally committed," he added. "I can't play any other way. I just give everything when I am on the field" "The game in England is played at a much higher tempo than it is in France and it is much more physical" "If I have settled in quickly, the manager and my team-mates are the ones to thank because they have made things a lot easier" |
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