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How many Scousers have these lamps and where are they getting them from
Sir Alex Ferguson Retires
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Thats getting old already
My first non Jose thought tbh. Would be interesting to see what he could do with the team.
De Boer hasn't really been at Ajax for very long and turned down the Liverpool job I believe stating he wasn't finished there so I can't see that.
Worked his way up at Ajax, two and a half seasons in charge and three trophies. Young, ambitious manager.
I'm just putting some names out there.
Regardless if that is true he turned us down or not, Manchester United is a much more appealing job to someone with no allegiances to either team if you care about success and money
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Yeah, but that could easily have been code for "I really don't want to manage a team that's a shadow of its former self". Man Utd might be a much harder proposition to resist.
That's like turning down a fat ugly bird and then Scarlett Johannson offering you a night o filth.
Quite a few and off the back of a lorry....
Suppose it's easier then getting your club captains mum to steal them eh!
Fergie started at United a few months before I was born, and now that I've reached 26 he's retiring.
Whilst I don't remember any of the early games (I wish I could, the likes of the Busby Babes United has always been part of life for my and my little bro... I do remember however the Treble winning team, of which the game I remember very clearly, the numerous trophies and upsets that have been part and parcel of being a Utd fan... it's sad to see an end to such a beautiful era.
No doubt it is for the greater good, he couldn't have managed forever.. I just hope that when I look back on the years to come I have moments to remember (and forget) and talk to the kids about (If i have kids)...
Cheers Fergie - you've been awesome
Whilst I don't remember any of the early games (I wish I could, the likes of the Busby Babes United has always been part of life for my and my little bro... I do remember however the Treble winning team, of which the game I remember very clearly, the numerous trophies and upsets that have been part and parcel of being a Utd fan... it's sad to see an end to such a beautiful era.
No doubt it is for the greater good, he couldn't have managed forever.. I just hope that when I look back on the years to come I have moments to remember (and forget) and talk to the kids about (If i have kids)...
Cheers Fergie - you've been awesome
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Be interesting times for ManU now, a lot if pressure on the new boss and if ManU can sustain what they have without the insane spending power if Chelski and Citeh. I never particularly liked Fergie but I respect what he a nieces and I think he is a large part of the reason ManU do well each year.
Interesting times!
Interesting times!
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896...arful-sir-alex-ferguson-broke-the-news-of-his
Sad to see him go but excited for the future.
Sad to see him go but excited for the future.
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I have a vision of cantona coming into old Trafford carried by a flock of seagulls with the clouds parting behind him and a beam of light shining and he says dont worry my children I have arrived
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