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Giggs Takes Manchester United Back To The Top by Oliver Kay

At the end, as the final whistle was blown, four West Ham United players flocked towards Ryan Giggs, all of them asking whether they could have the shirt off his back. It was like seeing a Western tourist being pestered on a beach in Koh Samui, but, charming to the last, Giggs offered an apologetic smile and a handshake and continued on his way, accepting an embrace from Paul Scholes and, finally, the adulation of the celebrating Manchester United supporters... Times

Manchester United Back On Top After Ryan Giggs Brilliance by Henry Winter

The old ones are the best – and Manchester United’s veterans are laughing all the way to another title. The three most experienced performers at Upton Park on Sunday, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Edwin van der Sar, excelled in subduing a lively West Ham, reclaiming the Premier League high ground from Liverpool and sending out a message that no one, not even Father Time, can catch them... Telegraph

It's The Great Wall Of Manchester by Matt Barlow

One is plenty for Manchester United these days. After all, Edwin van der Sar kicked the irritating habit of letting in goals months ago. Well, three months and a day to be precise. That’s how long it is since Arsenal’s Samir Nasri fired a couple of 20-yarders into Van der Sar’s net at the Emirates Stadium. That’s 1,212 minutes of Barclays Premier League action without conceding... Mail

Giggs Summons Up Old Title Magic by Sam Wallace

At the final whistle, Ryan Giggs was inundated with requests for his shirt from West Ham players all eager to get their hands on a piece of Premier League history. Giggs is 35 years old, the hair is greying at the temples, but there are still few more evocative sights in English football than when he jinks in from the touchline to score the goal that decides a match... Independent

Giggs Defies March Of Time by Kevin McCarra

Manchester United, with their heritage of panache and romance, are unlikely number crunchers. The statistics they now churn out are relentless, though, and rivals have been cracking up in the effort to keep pace. This was their fourth 1–0 win in 2009 alone. There is much to respect in the outstanding technique exhibited by so many of their players. If exuberance shows up less frequently these days, a scrupulous United have established a two-point lead in the Premier League, with a game in hand, and look virtually impregnable... Guardian

Record-Breaking United March

A second-half winner from Ryan Giggs sent Manchester United back to the top of the Barclays Premier League following a 1-0 win over West Ham. The 35-year-old captain struck the decisive blow in the 61st minute to put United two points clear of Liverpool at the summit with a game in hand on their rivals... Express