Football - United won't blow title again - Ferguson  Sir Alex
Ferguson has warned his players they will feel the full effect
of his "hairdryer" if they blow the title in the same manner as
last season.   As Manchester United prepare to welcome Everton
to Old Trafford on Sunday, Ferguson's mind has wandered back to
the corresponding fixture last season. At that time, they were
five points ahead of Manchester City and had established a 4-2
lead inside the final 10 minutes, but Everton came back to draw
4-4 followed by defeat at City the following week.  "If I had to
pick out one single match where we lost our title it would have
to be that game," Ferguson told United Review. "What I can say
is that it won't happen again - or if it does, then put it this
way, they will feel the full effect of the hairdryer."  United's
failure condemned them to a rare barren season.  Throughout a
reign that stretches back to 1986, Ferguson has only had eight
of them, including his first three years at the United helm. It
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