Nemanja Vidic feels like a proper captain now he was won a trophy with Manchester United. Vidic leapt above Rio Ferdinand in the pecking order when Sir Alex Ferguson strong-minded to take away the armband from now-retired Gary Neville at the start of the season.
Already skipper of Serbia, the 29-year-old made a smooth transition into the role. His management qualities have been in evidence throughout the season and in many people's eyes should have scooped one of the major players of the year prizes ahead of Gareth Bale and Scott Parker.
Yet Vidic was not totally satisfied. Now,looking ahead to Saturday's Champions League final argument with Barcelona at Wembley, he is.I am happy to be the captain of such a very big club, especially in big games like this one, he said.But in the end, if you don't win a trophy you are not content.Luckily, we have managed to win the Premier League title. Now we can focus on this.
Although Barcelona starts as tempting favorites, Vidic retains plenty of faith in the men around him. Providing they cope with the demons Barcelona's majestic ball players are able of scattering in the head, Vidic is sure United will come through.It is about being ready mentally,he said.We are getting ready more since we have so much knowledge and so many match victors in our team.