Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger enshrined in PL immortality
On Wednesday, the Premier League announced that former Manchester United and Arsenal managers, Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger have been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.
Watch: Sir Alex admits to agony over handing Klopp award
Watch as Sir Alex Ferguson hands Jurgen Klopp the LMA Manager of the Year award, which the former Manchester United manager admitted was agony.
Throwback: Man Utd fight back to deny Ajax CT
Throwback to when Ajax Cape Town and Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United side played each other to a 1-1 draw at Cape Town Stadium in a pre-season friendly on 21 July 2012.
Dalglish reveals Ferguson message after Liverpool’s title win
Former Liverpool manager Sir Kenny Dalglish has revealed Sir Alex Ferguson sent the club a message of congratulations and peace after they wrapped up the Premier League title on Thursday.
Giggs explains why he learned more from Van Gaal than Ferguson
Ryan Giggs has revealed that Louis van Gaal has been key to his managerial career after the Welshman learned vital lessons while assisting the former Manchester United boss.
‘Liverpool followed Ferguson & Mourinho recipe for success’
Liverpool have followed the Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola ‘recipe for success’ with Jurgen Klopp, says John Barnes, with all managers needing time and money in order to deliver on expectations.
‘Moyes not to blame for Man United struggles’ – Van Persie
David Moyes is not to blame for the struggles Manchester United have endured since Sir Alex Ferguson headed into retirement, says Robin van Persie, who considers the players to have “dropped” collective standards at Old Trafford.
Giggs names four Man United players who were immune from Sir Alex’s ‘hairdryer treatment’
Ryan Giggs has named the four Manchester United players who were immune from Sir Alex Ferguson’s “hairdryer treatment”, describing the legendary Scottish coach as a “master of psychology”.
‘I’m 99% sure we’ll have Ronaldo and Bale’ – Ferguson was close to huge Man Utd transfers, reveals Evra
Sir Alex Ferguson claimed to be “99% sure” that Cristiano Ronaldo would return to Manchester United and Gareth Bale would join from Tottenham before heading into retirement in 2013, says Patrice Evra.
Ferguson was close to huge Man Utd transfers, reveals Evra
Sir Alex Ferguson claimed to be ‘99% sure’ that Cristiano Ronaldo would return to the club and Gareth Bale would join from Tottenham before heading into retirement in 2013, says Patrice Evra.