Whilst David Gill is happy to say whatever he thinks the Glazers expect of him, Sir Alex Ferguson has been speaking his mind in relation to the green and gold protests.
Not only has he reiterated his point that he has no problem with the protests, but has even added he is delighted to see our [...]

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Sir Alex Ferguson lifted his 26th trophy in 23 years as Manchester United manager on Sunday, his 34th in over all, with the reds beating Aston Villa 2-1 at Wembley.
After going a goal behind after four minutes, goals from Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney gave United the win.
Ferguson has praised the patience of our players [...]

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England boss, Fabio Capello, has sung the praises of Wayne Rooney today following another two goals for Manchester United in our 3-0 win over West Ham.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has today revealed the details of the conversation which lead to Cristiano Ronaldo being sold to Real Madrid.

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Four years before signing for Rangers, where he scored 44 goals in 57 games, Sir Alex Ferguson was trying to get himself a professional deal at St. Johnstone. He wasn’t happy there and kept requesting to leave, with him dumped in the Reserves and out of favour.
Then one afternoon he was selected to play against [...]

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After knocking Manchester City out of the League Cup, Sir Alex Ferguson has praised the players and fans.

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Following the weekly anti-Glazer protests, Sir Alex Ferguson has chosen to speak out about the fans’ disapproval.

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Sir Alex Ferguson spoke to a group of philosophy students at Dublin’s Trinity College about power, control and success.

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After Peterborough made the ridiculous decision to sack the manager who had earned them two straight promotions earlier this season, Darren Ferguson has now found a new job with Preston.
Preston are currently 16th in the Championship, eight places above his former club Peterborough, who have won just two of the fifteen games they have played [...]

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When news broke that City were now The Richest Club in the World, their delirious fans were interviewed outside Wastelands. The general consensus was us lot down the road had been doing it for the past couple of decades, so why couldn’t they? Buying success.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has today claimed he can’t wait to face AC Milan in the round of 16, after the draw was made yesterday.
The manager reckons the impact of losing in Rome last year had on us will make us come back stronger in this year’s competition.

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Paul Scholes is hoping Sir Alex Ferguson doesn’t retire any time soon as he believes having the stability of one manager can ensure silverware.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has been handed a four match touchline ban as well as a £20,000 for questioning the fitness of referee Alan Wiley.
After spending an unusually long time to book Anton Ferdinand in the second half, Ferguson claimed this was because Wiley needed a chance to get his breath back. He also criticised how [...]

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In November 1959 Bill Shankly was approached by two men at the end of a Huddersfield game. One was Tom Williams, the Liverpool chairman, the other Harry Latham, a director. “How would you like to manage the best club in the country?” asked Williams. “Why?” Shankly replied, sharp as ever. “Is Matt Busby packing it [...]

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