Richardson Confident of United Future


By David Hobbs
November 11 2004

United winger Kieran Richardson has considered himself happy with his career at the moment and is confident he can hold a permanent place in the United team in years to come. The former West Ham youngster recently sealed The Red Devils' place in the last 8 of the Carling Cup.

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Richardson Confident of United Future

Manchester United winger Kieran Richardson has considered himself happy with his career at the moment and is confident he can hold a permanent place in the United team in years to come.

The former West Ham youngster recently sealed The Red Devils' place in the last 8 of the Carling Cup, scoring the second of two goals scored against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford.

"At the moment I feel my career is going well I am feeling confident and playing well and hopefully I can get some more chances and some games for the first team. I have been around for three years but the gaffer knows what he is doing and I hope I'm in his plans." said Richardson.

"Long-term I see myself as a Manchester United player and I'm confident I can do that."

Transfer Mill has been producing reports Richardson could be offloaded to a Championship side on-loan this season and the midfielder has admitted he's ready for such a deal, adding: "I wouldn't say no to a loan, but at the moment the gaffer wants me to stay here and whatever he says goes."  

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