By Chris,
April 3 2011
Despite having notched up some 868 appearances for Manchester United, Ryan Giggs still loves the club’s trademark comebacks. The Welshman was in action on Saturday as the Red Devils came from two goals down to win 4-2 at West Ham United.
Two first-half penalties put United on the back foot, but a fine
comeback was put together in the final 25 minutes thanks to a Javier Hernandez
strike and three goals from hat-trick hero Wayne Rooney.
37-year-old Giggs was in action against the Hammers and, despite his vast
experience and array of medals, is still thrilled by United’s amazing ability
to grind out comebacks.
"It's what it's
all about - it's a challenge," said Giggs, the most decorated player in the
English game.
"You enjoy it more than ever."
Giggs played the full 90 minutes on Saturday and was forced to fill in at
left-back after half-time.
The evergreen winger has already made 30 appearances this season.
