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You have to hand it to the guy. Thirteen league titles, two European Cups, he has been a brilliant manager for the Mancs.
I know I am going to get hammered for saying this but in my opinion, pound for pound, he is the greatest manger, English football has seen, if not world football.
I know he has his critics but if he had been our manager for the last twenty years we all would love him now.
I have to admit to an amount of jealousy of the Mancs and can't help myself coveting their manager.
Respect to Sir Alex.
wenger won Man utd the title when he sold him RVP
UTD are shit without him
Bob Paisley 3 European Cups in 9 years versus Ferguson 2 European Cups in 25.
Add to that the fact that it was harder to win the European Cup in Bob's day as; you had to be League Champions to even qualify, there was no seeding (e.g. we got drawn against Nottm Forest in the first round when we were holders and they were league Champions) and it was a straight knock out so if you had one bad game (e.g. Tblisi* 3-0 Liverpool) you were pretty much out.....unlike the group stages nowadays in which you can have 2 or 3 bad days and still qualify comfortably.
* It might have been Kiev, but we got humped 3-0 by one of the Dynamos in the early 80's on a frozen pitch in sub zero temperatures and subsequently went out.
Cheers Spion, I thought it was but wasn't 100% sure and couldn't be arsed checking.It was Tiblisi.
IIRC it was Chivadze who was our main tormentor. I listened to it on my transistor radio in bed on Radio 2, Peter Jones et al.Cheers Spion, I thought it was but wasn't 100% sure and couldn't be arsed checking.
Haha, me too (different bed obv) and it was only second half commentary. I remember the defeats so vivdly because they were so rare' Ferencveros, Red Star Belgrade, Forest and the longest ever 90 minutes......the 2-0 defeat by Moenchengladbach in the UEFA cup final which we won 3-2 on aggregate.............how we held out under that pressure in the second half I'll never know but by full time my 10 year old nerves were shattered.IIRC it was Chivadze who was our main tormentor. I listened to it on my transistor radio in bed on Radio 2, Peter Jones et al.
I cried afterwards.
Haha, me too (different bed obv) and it was only second half commentary. I remember the defeats so vivdly because they were so rare' Ferencveros, Red Star Belgrade, Forest and the longest ever 90 minutes......the 2-0 defeat by Moenchengladbach in the UEFA cup final which we won 3-2 on aggregate.............how we held out under that pressure in the second half I'll never know but by full time my 10 year old nerves were shattered.
Old bastards.
IIRC it was Chivadze who was our main tormentor. I listened to it on my transistor radio in bed on Radio 2, Peter Jones et al.
I cried afterwards.
I don't know why people can't just look past the fact that he's the mancs boss and simply appreciate him for what he is..........The greatest manager of all time.
Take any 9 year period that Ferguson has been manager of United and compare it with the 9 years Bob Paisley had in charge of LFC and it becomes evident that Sir Bob remains the greatest and most successful ever manger of a British club.
Do you have his photo on your mantle piece right next to that one of Maggie?
I concur with Rafa4. Fair do's he has made a silk purse out of something of a cows ear this year, how many United players would you really want at Liverpool if you had the choice RVP and that's about it, but they have pissed the league, it's all down to that old bastard.
Hes a cunt.You have to hand it to the guy. Thirteen league titles, two European Cups, he has been a brilliant manager for the Mancs.
I know I am going to get hammered for saying this but in my opinion, pound for pound, he is the greatest manger, English football has seen, if not world football.
I know he has his critics but if he had been our manager for the last twenty years we all would love him now.
I have to admit to an amount of jealousy of the Mancs and can't help myself coveting their manager.
Respect to Sir Alex.