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- Alex Ferguson - Wikipedia
On 11 May 2008, Ferguson led Manchester United to a tenth Premier League title, exactly 25 years to the day after he led Aberdeen to European glory against Real Madrid in the Cup Winners' Cup Nearest rivals Chelsea – level on points going into the final round of matches, but with an inferior goal difference – could only draw 1–1 at home
- Alex Ferguson Manager Profile, Record Stats - Premier League
United also claimed two UEFA Champions League trophies under his management, including the 1999 win in Barcelona with two stoppage-time goals in a 2-1 victory over Bayern Munich United’s 13th Premier League title and 20th top-flight triumph overall came with four matches to spare in 2012 13 as Ferguson exceeded 800 Premier League matches
- Sir Alex Fergusons Final Match At Old Trafford ️ - YouTube
From the Manchester United Archive: Watch Sir Alex Ferguson walk out at Old Trafford for the final time as manager at the end of the 2012 13 Premier League s
- When Did Man United Last Win The Premier League Or A Trophy?
Manchester United last won the Premier League in the 2012-13 season under Sir Alex Ferguson The 2012-13 season ended up being Sir Alex Ferguson’s final campaign in charge at Old Trafford
- The day Sir Alex Ferguson managed his final game at Old Trafford
The famously slate-grey skies that cover Manchester for 360 days each year seemed oblivious On the surface, at least, it could have been almost any afternoon at Old Trafford during the Sir Alex
- Sir Alex Ferguson statistics at Manchester United
This page gives a summary of Sir Alex Ferguson's incredible record in the First Division and Premier League, from his arrival in 1986 until his retirement in 2013 His first match was a 2-0 defeat away at Oxford United in the 1st Division on 8th November 1986
- Sir Alex Ferguson was completely distraught when controversial moment . . .
Sir Alex Ferguson’s disastrous final Champions League game Ferguson’s last Champions League campaign in 2013 saw United finish top of Group H, which included Galatasaray, CFR Cluj and Braga United faced Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid side in the Round of 16, which saw Cristiano Ronaldo return to Old Trafford following his £80m exit in 2009
- From Aberdeen to Manchester United: all of Sir Alex Fergusons career . . .
Before Alex Ferguson's arrival at Manchester United, the Old Trafford outfit had not won a league title since the 1960s Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson in training ahead of the UEFA
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