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ANY manager taking over from Sir Alex Ferguson will have the biggest boots to fill, for he will be under pressure from day one. Within days of the announcement of Sir Alex's departure, David Moyes was announced as his successor. Having won their ...

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Wayne Rooney denies having made any official request for his transfer and fears he is being forced for a way out of Old Trafford. The now retired manager, Alex Ferguson had publicly insisted that Rooney had asked to leave the Trafford giants twice ...

PORTO FCThe first Mourinho Moment came in March 2004, when his Porto team scored a lastminute goal at Old Trafford, to send Manchester United crashing out of the Champions League.Mourinho ran the length of the touchline before sliding to

David Moyes, the new boss of Manchester United will reportedly ask key striker to commit to Old Trafford, and if a hundred percent commitment is not forthcoming, may give a go ahead for the latter`s exit. The new boss does not want any uncertainty of ...

(Reuters) - Alex Ferguson's last home match in charge of Manchester United ended in a 2-1 Premier League victory over Swansea City as the Old Trafford crowd gave their long-serving manager a warm and emotional send-off on Sunday.

With Alex Ferguson stepping down after 1,500 games in charge of United, the Old Trafford hierarchy has put its faith in David Moyes. A prudent choice, keeping in sync with the club's thought processes. But will he be able to hold on to a wantaway Wayne Rooney? ...

As Sir Alex Ferguson bade an emotional farewell to Old Trafford 10 days ago, words, for once, spoke as loud as actions. Manchester United's retiring manager got the tone right as he addressed the crowd. His players queued up to pay tribute, whether ...

Alex Ferguson bowed out in triumph following his last Old Trafford match as Manchester United manager only to leave successor David Moyes with the familiar problem of what to do with striker Wayne Rooney.