'I'll die before City tops us,' says Man U's Fergie

Saturday, September 19, 2009, 12:47 [IST]

London, Sep.19 (ANI): Sir Alex Ferguson has said that Manchester City will never top his club Manchester United, at least during his lifetime.

"The only thing that upset us was that stupid poster (on Carlos Tevez). That was arrogance. It showed a cockiness that wasn't required but other than that anything else they are doing doesn't worry me," The Sun quoted Ferguson, as saying.

"What does concern ourselves is who is going to win the league. You can talk about top fours but for us it is about being No 1," he added.

As for this being United's big game of the year, he said: "Liverpool will always be the derby game because of the history." (ANI)

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