Sir Alex Ferguson Came Back To Old Trafford, Here Is How Twitter Reacted

Sir Alex Ferguson is the man who has 13 Premier League title in his name along with five FA Cup and two UCL for Manchester United is now coming back to Old Trafford in the game opposite Wolves. He was welcomed by his fans with a standing ovation while playing his first game at Old Trafford. This is his first game after having the surgery of brain in May. His last game was with Red Devils, when the team played opposite Arsenal in April 2018, before undergoing the brain surgery.

According reports in the media he said: “Obviously, I am good, thought it was a long journey, but finally I have recovered from all and good. Well, to be honest, I am a bit nervous and tense, playing after such long time. My last game was back in April with Arsenal. It is a long duration, but overall it is a great feeling to be back on the game, and I am hoping we will get a win here today.”
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Joey Barton: Sean Dyche can become Burnley’s Sir Alex

Fleetwood manager Joey Barton believes Sean Dyche can build up his reputation like Sir Alex Ferguson by staying put with Burnley. Dyche has done a credible job to transform the Clarets into a top-half Premier League outfit and Barton feels the former Watford centre-back has the credentials to stay for the long-term.

Speaking to reporters, he said: “He’s a top class British manager, the best that I’ve worked with. He’s outstanding. There’s not a whole plethora of those about at this moment in time. He’s somebody that has worked his way up the levels, he’s added really good core values to his group. I don’t think there are that many top class managers out there. There aren’t 50 or 60 of them, there are probably 10/15 of them. He [Dyche] can become the Sir Alex Ferguson of Burnley. Maybe that’s what he wants. I think it should be embraced for as long as it can.” Continue reading “Joey Barton: Sean Dyche can become Burnley’s Sir Alex”

Mourinho To Overhaul Squad Again

There are sensational reports in England that Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is willing to overhaul his squad come this summer. His well-documented row with France international Paul Pogba could see the pair split this summer even as one of his former stars Zlatan Ibrahimovic exits now.

The Portuguese coach is under serious pressure to perform. He won the Europa League last term but he used to see it as a second tier title in the past. He won the league with Chelsea in 2015 but he is under more pressure to win big with United, considering how huge his expenses have been. Continue reading “Mourinho To Overhaul Squad Again”

Park looking after youth in Korea

Ji Sung Park had an incredible footballing career becoming the first Korean player to play for Manchester United and appearing at three World Cups.

However, the one-time Champions League winner believes, despite all the hard work he put as a pro, that he is about to start his biggest challenge yet and that is to try to help guide South Korea to the very top of football.

What Park hung up his boots in 2014 it was expected that he would make the transition into management having played under big-name bosses such as Guus Hiddink and Sir Alex Ferguson but he says working under them took him on a different journey.

Instead of taking the head coaching position with South Korea he decided to take the reins of the country’s youth development. The Koreans are historically the best performing Asian side at the World Cups and its premier clubs have won the most continental club trophies but there are big concerns regarding the future of football there.

“The reason that Korea has been a strong nation in Asia was because we produced strong young players,” Park said.

“These days people can’t see this, and so there is a feeling of crisis.”

This feeling has led to much debate within the game in Korea as to how to better the system of developing youth talent.

Cha Bum Keun, South Korea’s former head coach and the player who successfully negotiated the European leagues before Park has a view that the country should follow the German way of developing talent.

“South Koreans don’t give up easily and have the strength to fight until the end,” he said.

“They are also similar to Germans fighting spirit, and that’s why I believe German football is suitable for us.”

For now, the Korean focus is all about the World Cup next year in Russia but it will be interesting to see how they develop in years to come.

DARREN REACHES OUT TO FERGUSON SR FOR HELP TO BEAT WENGER

Doncaster manager Darren Ferguson has reached out to his coaching legend dad Sir Alex Ferguson for help as he seeks to defeat Arsene Wenger when both sides clash in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.


Ferguson and Wenger were fierce rivals when the former was in charge of Manchester United. His son is now set to face the Arsenal long time boss and he knows what is at stake. He is seeking his father’s counsel on how best to neutralize the Arsenal threat at the League Cup.

“There’s an enormous amount of respect between my dad and Arsene Wenger. A huge amount of respect, they get on very, very well. Listen they were competitive, both of them. They had to have that sort of competitive edge towards it when they were managing but I’m looking forward to coming up against him,” Ferguson Jr. said. Continue reading “DARREN REACHES OUT TO FERGUSON SR FOR HELP TO BEAT WENGER”

Sir. Alex Ferguson reveals 1 of his managerial secrets

Sir. Alex Ferguson is widely regarded as one of the absolute best managers in the world of football. The impact that the Scottish tactician has made in the sport is undeniable as he has even been placed into the Hall of Fame of English Football.

There is a stand in Old Trafford which is named after him as it was renamed in honor of the 20+ years that he spent at the helm of Manchester United. Continue reading “Sir. Alex Ferguson reveals 1 of his managerial secrets”

MANCHESTER UNITED CANCEL NEWS CONFERENCE

Manchester United have cancelled Coach Jose Mourinho’s scheduled Europa League final pre-match news conference in Sweden following the Manchester explosion on Monday, according to reports.


“We are all very sad about the tragic events last night; we cannot take out of our minds and our hearts the victims and their families.We have a job to do and we will fly to Sweden to do that job. It is a pity we cannot fly with the early happiness,” the Portuguese tactician said.

UEFA confirmed that a minute’s silence would be observed before the highly-anticipated game, while much of the pregame ceremony would be “considerably reduced.”

Man United players observed a minute’s silence at the training session the next day before their flight to Sweden.

UEFA added that it had worked with the hosts of the final to foil any terrorist attack ahead of the game. Continue reading “MANCHESTER UNITED CANCEL NEWS CONFERENCE”

RONALDO HAILS FERGUSON FOR IMPACT IN HIS CAREER

Four-time Ballon d’Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo has hailed the role former Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson played in the development of his career while he was at Old Trafford.


The Portuguese star said he learned “the art of football” while at United.

Ronaldo, 18 then, moved from Sporting Lisbon to England. He started playing for the fun of it initially but developed rapidly to become one of the best soccer stars on the planet. He won a Champions League title, three straight Premier League titles, an FA Cup and others during his time at United.

Since moving to Spanish side Real Madrid for world record transfer fee, Ronaldo has cemented his place as the best player in the world. He became Real Madrid’s all-time goal scorer with his consistent performance through the years.

Despite all these, Ronaldo has come out to say Ferguson set him up for success. Continue reading “RONALDO HAILS FERGUSON FOR IMPACT IN HIS CAREER”

Sir. Alex Ferguson returned to Old Trafford after turning 75 years old

On December 31st of 2016, the legendary manager Sir. Alex Ferguson turned 75 years old and one of the things that he did on his 75th birthday was to return to Manchester United, the club where he became an icon after lifting 38 titles in 26 years.


It’s hard to argue that Sir. Alex Ferguson has been one of the most successful or maybe even the most successful one in the history of the sport. It was back on May of 2013 when the Scottish tactician decided to end his managerial career and even though it has been over 3 years since this occurred, Manchester United is still struggling trying to find someone who can follow his legacy.

Every manager that has arrived after Sir. Alex Ferguson has not been able to have the same kind of impact and prosperity as the Scottishman. David Moyes, Ryan Giggs (Interim Manager), Louis van Gaal and the current manager Jose Mourinho are all of the coaches that have arrived but have struggled to fill in the boots that were left by the Scottish tactician. Continue reading “Sir. Alex Ferguson returned to Old Trafford after turning 75 years old”

MOURINHO HURT LEAVING DEPAY AND YOUNG OUT

Jose Mourinho says he is hurt that he left out Dutchman Memphis Depay and Ashley Young in the squad that thrashed West Ham 4-1 in the EFL Cup this week.


The Portuguese tactician was banned from the touchline, so he had to see the game from a ‘secret’ location. However, Mourinho admitted he felt ‘hurt’ that both players were left off the match day squad despite being fit.

United qualified for the last four courtesy of goals from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Anthony Martial who both grabbed a brace. Mourinho made five changes to the squad that started against the Hammers the weekend before, playing a 1-1 draw. In the EFL quarter final clash, summer addition Henrikh Mkhitaryan paired with Anthony Martial on the wings while skipper Wayne Rooney lined up behind Ibrahimovic.

“It hurts me, it hurts me. It hurts me a lot to leave Depay and Ashley Young at home. It hurts me a lot like last week, when I had to leave out Martial, and next week I’ll leave another one.

“We have so many players for these positions and it’s good for me but it’s bad for them. Football players want to play matches and I cannot give to everyone at the same time, so it hurts me,” said Mourinho. Continue reading “MOURINHO HURT LEAVING DEPAY AND YOUNG OUT”