Vidic won't get carried away
Thursday, 12 March 09, 08:46 AM · Comments(0)
Nemanja Vidic's attitude following the hard-fought win over Inter was as pragmatic as his defending against the Italian champions.
On his return to the side following a one-game European ban, the Serb headed United's opening goal and was once again unflappable at the heart of the defence.
He was pleased to reach his second successive Champions League quarter-final but insists the Reds won't be celebrating the 2-0 aggregate win for too long, especially with another huge clash
to come on Saturday against Liverpool.
Vidic told MUTV: "We are happy that we got through against a team with lots of experience and who are tactically very sound, with a good coach.
"But the United way is that, win or lose, we quickly forget and look to the next game, trying to correct any things we have done wrong."
Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool have all joined United in the draw for the last eight and Vidic believes that reflects the continuing pre-eminence of the Premier League.
"The Premier League has been the best in the world for the last three years, and English teams have proved that by how far they have gone in the Champions League," he said. "Liverpool,
Chelsea and Arsenal are ourselves all through again.
"Whoever we play in the next round will be a big team, with quality. They’ll be difficult to play against but we’re not thinking about it right now."
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