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MANCHESTER United flop Liam Miller has admitted that he may be forced to consider a loan move away from the club to regain a place in Brian Kerr’s team.

The midfielder, who moved from Celtic on a mega-bucks five-year deal last summer, has failed to make his mark in Alex Ferguson’s side.

He’s made just one sub appearance this season and is without a 90 minutes since beating Arsenal in the League Cup last December.

The Irishman has also lost his place in the Ireland side, but insisted that he’s happy in the Old Trafford stands. He said: “I have no regrets.

“I have put no time limit on making the breakthrough, I just have to keep training.

“A loan move somewhere else could be beneficial, but for now I’d still like to stay here and try to break in the team.”

For many, these words are a vindication of the opinion Miller made the right move at the wrong time. After a quickfire breakthrough with Martin O’Neill’s Celtic at the start of 2003/04 which saw him star in Champions League victories over Anderlecht and Lyon, Miller caught the eye of United scout Martin Ferguson.

He signed a pre-contract agreement that January enraging O’Neill and the fans, who had seen him emerge from three seasons of constant injury only to leave as soon as the made the first team.

Miller said: “It’s hard at United. The lads have made a great start, so I am still training, trying to impress the manager. If we get a few injuries I have to be ready and take the chance.

“Training with Paul Scholes and Roy Keane is good because I’m learning a lot. The boss has told me to be patient and work hard in training and he’s told me things to work on.”

His lack of impact was shown this season when striker Alan Smith was handed Keane’s midfield position in his absence.

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MINNEAPOLIS & MOOSEHEART, Ill. — Moose International has created a new affinity credit card partnership with U.S. Bank that generates donations to the Moose organization each time a new card is activated and again each and every time that card is used.

"The new Moose International credit card from U.S. Bank gives members another way to support Moose activities by using the card to pay for everyday purchases," said William Airey, director of marketing and membership development at Moose International.

Members will have access to a variety of credit cards offered through this U.S. Bank partnership, including one that earns reward points that can be redeemed for gift certificates, merchandise, cash and travel rewards. The partnership improves Moose International’s ability to offer members high-quality affinity credit products and demonstrates U.S. Bank’s commitment to be a key corporate partner.

"The Moose organization’s 1.5 million members have a strong legacy of giving back to their communities and this card will only magnify the philanthropic power of this historic organization," said Tanya Turner, senior vice president of affinity products at U.S. Bank. "It is our pleasure to provide valuable card products and services to the Moose organization in support of its mission."

Moose International is an organization of 1.5 million men and women. Its membership is held in any one of 1,900 Moose Lodges and 1,600 Moose Chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Bermuda. Moose International headquarters is approximately 38 miles west of Chicago at Mooseheart. Lodges and chapters across the fraternity contribute to Moose-sponsored programs such as Mooseheart and Moosehaven, and also to people in their own communities through community service initiated by members of the lodges and chapters. Mooseheart is a 1,000-acre home and school for children in need, and Moosehaven is a 65-acre Florida retirement community for senior members. The goals and missions of the Moose are found at mooseintl.org. Men and women have proudly served local communities and fellow members of the fraternity known as the Moose since it began in 1888.

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