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Rio Ferdinand says Manchester United's Carling Cup youngsters prove British talent is not drying up

Published 18:27 14/11/08 By By Mirror.co.uk

Rio Ferdinand was excited by both Manchester United and Arsenal's performances in the Carling Cup as young talent was given a chance to shine.

And he is looking forward to next week's return to Germany with England, with some happy memories of THAT famous 5-1 win in Munich.

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