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Video: Sir Alex Ferguson post-match interview (ManUtd 2-0 Arsenal)

Moscow Delight — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 10:35:00 +0000

Fergie really looking forward to playing against old pal Walter Smith and Rangers

Moscow Delight — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 00:51:05 +0000

Walter Smith was Fergie’s assistant briefly at the end of 2003-04 season. They both seem to be very fond of each other and are already making plans to meet up. Fergie told:

“Walter Smith’s already been on the phone, talking about tickets for Old Trafford! Like me, he’s really looking forward to our games against each other.”

Moreover, Fergie’s Rangers connection is also sound as he’s played for, as well as managed the Scottish champions.

The United manager seems to be overall satisfied with the draw:

“You can’t complain about that, it’s a good draw for us. You always look at the travelling side of it and the only one that’s of any great distance is the trip to Turkey.”

Video: Fergie reveals Anderson is back in training but Ferdinand wont return before end of September

Moscow Delight — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 20:43:44 +0000

Video: Fergie blasts ‘kamikaze’ style spending by Premier league clubs

Moscow Delight — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:03:28 +0000

Video: See Fergie conduct the official ManUtd photoshoot for season 2010-11

Moscow Delight — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 16:49:10 +0000

If you think Fergie is the boss on the pitch only, this video will surely change your mind. Seems Fergie also knows thing or two about team photo-shoots.

Pictures: Fergie, Giggs, Scholes, Van der Sar and Fletcher kick the ball for charity at Million Dollar Challenge

Moscow Delight — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 13:53:20 +0000

Fergie, Giggs, Scholes, Van der Sar & Fletcher took part in the Million Dollar Challenge, where they tried to hit a giant Hublot watch to raise money for UNICEF.

Van der Sar came the closest to hit the target (I wonder if that is a good thing or not?)

Fergie: We’ll come back next year, that’s exactly what ManUtd do!

Moscow Delight — Sun, 09 May 2010 20:48:45 +0000

To be honest, Fergie’s refreshing post-match comments took away some pain of not winning the title. Talking about losing the title, he was gracious as ever, and vowed to come back hard next time. The Gaffer is not a sore loser, and someone who knows how to bounce back, as a fan that’s all we need.

Fergie congratulated Chelsea on winning the title, but also warned them of a tougher challenge next time.

“We won the last three titles,” he told MUTV. “That was fantastic and the players have been great. We’ll come back next year, that’s exactly what Manchester United do.”

Like every season, he addressed the Old Trafford crowd and thanked the United fans for their support throughout the season. He also expressed his strong desire to bring the back title where it belongs:

“The players and the supporters have always been magnificent and you’ve been magnificent again. We can be proud that we’ve challenged hard for a fourth title in a row. Next season we’ll go again and bring back the title to the best place in the world.”

Fergie will not point fingers if United lose title!

Moscow Delight — Wed, 05 May 2010 11:57:02 +0000

The Gaffer has refused to make any of his players a scapegoat or blame the referees if United fail to win the title this year.

“I used to look at every game but you can torture yourself with that,” he told MUTV.

“We lost at Burnley at the start of the season. That was three points and we also missed a penalty. If we had scored that we might have won or at least got a draw that might have made a difference.

“We had a couple of refereeing decisions against Chelsea. You could look at all things.

“You can twist and torture yourself but it happens. We get breaks ourselves sometimes.”

One has to salute Fergie for his positive attitude. Most managers, and specially Arsene Wenger, have a bag full of excuses ready every time their team fails to achieve something. But the United manager believes looking back at missed chances such as Carrick’s penalty at Burnley or anything else for that matter is just a waste of time.