Fergie Retires!!!

[4-5-1]

So the great Sir Alex retires! Was he the greatest in your era?

[Hornchurch "O"]

Hard to compare with Busby, Shankley and Stein.

They had very little to work with.

[newby marvel]

paving the way for mourinho??? little bit coincidental you think?

 

hope not im chelsea id love him back but i just cant see it

[4-5-1]

I think Moyes will go there, he's outta contract and won't cost united a penny!

[bobuk]

Harry Rednapp after all there all cockneys that support Man U so why not a manager

[newby marvel]

moyes is a decent shout fergie admires him aswell

[johnnojudo]

Without Ferguson I think you may now see a decline in Man Utd's reign! 

 

Liverpool were dominant in the 80's winning the title 18 times but have not won it since 89/90. 

I think you may now see similar at Man Utd!!

 

 

 

 

I DO HOPE SO!!!!!!

[Footy Mad]

Without Ferguson I think you may now see a decline in Man Utd's reign! 

 

Liverpool were dominant in the 80's winning the title 18 times but have not won it since 89/90. 

I think you may now see similar at Man Utd!!

 

 

 

 

I DO HOPE SO!!!!!!

 

 

Job opportunity for you Johnno

[HKP]

Tony Vance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Tongue firmly planted in cheek)

[NCEL fan]

Tony Vance

[Savagebee]

The best football manager in my life time.

[4-5-1]

Dunno if Moyes is the right man, of like too see Klopp or Mourinho!!

[Big J R]

Well, it won't be Stuart Hall !!!

[Eastside Urchin]

Not a patch on Herbert chapman who would of probably gone on to win 10-15 league titles more had he not of died from pneumonia

[4-5-1]

Better than Clough?

[missunderstood]

Better than Clough?

Clough was the best ever IMO.

[The Mayor Of Simpleton]

I agree, Brian Clough did it all before Sir Alex.

 

However, Sir Alex will rightly go down in history as one of the finest managers ever.  I would put him in the same category as Clough, Stein, Shankly, Paisley etc. and I think it's odds on that Jose Mourinho will be their new boss.  David Moyes is a great manager, but I am not sure his style would suit Manchester United.  He's done exceptionally well at Everton over the years, and I can see him staying there for next season at least.

 

Enjoy your retirement, Sir Alex, you've done wonders for Manchester United.  If you ever get the urge to get back in to managing though, there's a club called Arsenal that could do with your services (not ironic either!)

[missunderstood]

I agree, Brian Clough did it all before Sir Alex.

 

However, Sir Alex will rightly go down in history as one of the finest managers ever.  I would put him in the same category as Clough, Stein, Shankly, Paisley etc. and I think it's odds on that Jose Mourinho will be their new boss.  David Moyes is a great manager, but I am not sure his style would suit Manchester United.  He's done exceptionally well at Everton over the years, and I can see him staying there for next season at least.

 

Enjoy your retirement, Sir Alex, you've done wonders for Manchester United.  If you ever get the urge to get back in to managing though, there's a club called Arsenal that could do with your services (not ironic either!)

 

I would rather watch Wengers sides over Fergusons any time.

 

For me though the real high acheivers are managers that take a club to the top level from the lower leagues. Jimmy Hill and Dave Basset are two that come to mind, and I'm pretty sure a few others have done it as well.

[Eastside Urchin]

It helps that ferguson could just splash. 30-40 million on a player every time someone got the better of him,great management that!!

[4-5-1]

He's rebuilt 4-5 squads. He one of the greatest ever!