Ryan Giggs insists Alex Ferguson is having no troubles keeping his large Manchester United squad happy ahead of the FA cup third round clash at West Ham on Saturday.
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That run has seen United secure 10 points to preserve their seven-point advantage at the top of the Premier League. Following the 4-0 win at Wigan on Tuesday Ferguson suggested there will be further changes for the Cup tie at Upton Park, hinting that Japan midfielder Shinji Kagawa could be set for a second start since returning from two months out with a knee problem.
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Giggs, 39, has been reduced to a supporting role this season, as has Paul Scholes, 38, and between them the two veterans have started just 13 league games.
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The atmosphere among home supporters will be further lifted following the return of former favourite Joe Cole from Liverpool.