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Admit it: he's been brilliant. If last season was about Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney, then this season has really mainly been about Ronaldo. His goal tally piling up game after game, the posturing around free-kicks and then the dispatching of those free-kicks, cannonball-style, into the top corner. The expectation that something will happen every time he gets the ball; the anticipation of having a real superstar on the pitch.

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When Ferguson waded into the transfer market last summer to buy Carlos Tevez, Anderson, Luis Nani and Owen Hargreaves the immediate question was: who makes way? Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, perhaps even Michael Carrick, too. But Ferguson does not buy like other managers to replace specific individuals immediately, he seems to work on the basis that if a player is good enough for United then the hierarchy of the squad will take care of matters. That he will sink or swim against his peers, that there are no tidy endings to careers or neat replacements. And, despite a few ups and downs, all four of United's big-name purchases have been swimmers.

Ahead of them is a new generation of senior players who have come to the fore to succeed such veterans as Giggs and Scholes. Carrick is one, having found the best use for his ability as midfielder who breaks up the play in front of the defence; Ferdinand has had arguably the best season of his career and Brown too has shown that there is a place for a more traditional, notably physical kind of defender. Nemanja Vidic and Patrice Evra are also of the age where Ferguson must have few worries in their positions for another four or five seasons. 006ab0faaa