Sir Alex Ferguson to retire as Manchester United manager

n the day Alex Ferguson announced his retirement some channels played, as the soundtrack to their bio-clip, Sinatra singing ‘The Impossible Dream’. That song, from Man of La Mancha, was not out of place: The title is emblazoned on a 72-metre-long ...

There are many great Britons who in the eyes of Winston Churchill, 'made the weather,' on route to their success. There is only one great Briton though who has been able to make time, specifically 'Fergie time'. There have been few Britons in any ...

Sir Alex Ferguson had stunned Manchester United players after he reportedly told them not to call him 'Boss' again, as his final order. The Scot ended his 26-year Old Trafford reign with a thrilling 5-5 draw against West Bromich Albion and will be ...

LONDON. — David Moyes started the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era at Manchester United yesterday as the English Premier League soccer champions new boss arrived at the club's training ground for the first time. United are under new management for the ...

Manchester United striker Robin van Persie lavished praise on the retiring Sir Alex Ferguson after a manic 5-5 draw with West Brom on Sunday. United took a commanding 5-2 lead but the Baggies hit back with three late goals to ensure a first ever ...

Q) Rio, there is one more day left at the end of an amazing season and it will be Sir Alex Ferguson's very last in charge. Have you recovered from the party at Old Trafford last week when he said goodbye to the United fans? A) Well, it was an incredible day, ...

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has rejected speculations linking striker Wayne Rooney with a move to French league leaders Paris Saint-Germain, and has expressed his confidence that Rooney will be staying on at the club.

The retired boss of Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson has started writing his autobiography. The book, which will reveal everything about the years during which United won seven league titles and the Champions League in 2008, is set to release in ...

Ferguson, whose entire family was there to witness his final game after taking charge back in 1986, will be succeeded by outgoing Everton boss David Moyes. Sir Alex Ferguson had led the way to a day packed with goodbyes after he bid farewell to Manchester ...