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Your support makes all the difference.Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United, has agreed to send a full-strength team to Maine Road to play Manchester City on Sunday 5 October for the testimonial of Paul Lake, the former Manchester City midfielder whose career was ended early by injury.
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