Football | Columnists | Andy Gray | Bridging the gap

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Football | Columnists | Andy Gray | Bridging the gap (flag)

www.skysports.com — You can dress it up anyway you like, but the start to the season Manchester United have had is not good. They have started badly and although you can say 'well they're used to it, they'll come back', you don't want to be giving teams like Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool a head start this early in ...

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