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Sir Alex Ferguson has ruled out the possibility of Ben Foster leaving Manchester United on loan in January. Full Article at Teletext
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Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he would never have sold Louis Saha if it had not been for his long list of injuries. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: Wes Brown of Manchester United leaves the pitch after the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford on October 31, 2009 in Manchester, England. View Photo »
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Every time England go on a trip, who goes on TV? Wayne Rooney, every blinking time
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Sir Alex Ferguson is adamant Manchester United can claw back Chelsea's five-point advantage. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Wayne Rooney may have led out his country against Brazil in Doha last weekend, but Sir Alex Ferguson has told the Manchester United striker that he is not yet ready to captain his club. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson joined forces yesterday to insist video technology is the only way to end controversies like Thierry Henry's handball. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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An undated handout picture shows letters exchanged between Pierre Francois (L), General Director of Belgium's soccer club Standard Liege, and Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson (R) regarding the injury of Standard Liege's captain Steven Defour. View Photo »
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Sack who! Shuaibu Amodu? Only one condition can make me to tell Shaibu Amodu to step aside for the South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup; if Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United accepts to take charge of the Super Eagles
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This season's Premier League is looking more competitive and open than it has in many years. However, Sir Alex Ferguson envisages that it will come down to a two-horse race at the end. Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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FOSTER wont even get a place on the Manchester United bench against Everton at Old Trafford tonight. THE injury-ravaged Sky Blues have lost four of their last five games and have not won since September. Full Article at Daily Star
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Sir Alexander Chapman "Alex" Ferguson, CBE, (born 31 December 1941 in Govan, Glasgow) is a Scottish football manager and former player, currently managing Manchester United F.C. , where he has been in charge since 1986. Full Article
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 03: Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson signs an autograph prior to the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Sunderland at Old Trafford on October 3, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 03: Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson looks on from the bench prior to the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Sunderland at Old Trafford on October 3, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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Manchester United's English forward Michael Owen (3L) sits near to manager Sir Alex Ferguson (L) after being substituted in the early stages of their UEFA Champions League Group B football match against VfL Wolfsburg at Old Trafford in Manchester, north-west England, on September 30, 20...
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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 30: Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson looks on prior to the UEFA Champions League Group B match between Manchester United and VfL Wolfsburg at Old Trafford on September 30, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson walks out to the Manchester United training session at the Carrington Training Complex ahead of their UEFA Champions league group B match against Wolfsburg on September 29, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United oversees the Manchester United training session at the Carrington Training Complex ahead of their UEFA Champions league group B match against Wolfsburg on September 29, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United oversees the Manchester United training session ahead of their UEFA Champions league group B match against Wolfsburg at the Carrington Training Complex on September 29, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 26: Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United looks on during the Barclays Premier League match between Stoke City and Manchester United at the Britannia Stadium on September 26, 2009 in Stoke on Trent, England.
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DURHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 21: Former England footballer Bryan Robson (R) and Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson share a joke after the Sir Bobby Robson Memorial Service at Durham Cathedral on September 21, 2009 in Durham, England.
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DURHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 21: Former England footballer Bryan Robson (R) and Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson share a joke after the Sir Bobby Robson Memorial Service at Durham Cathedral on September 21, 2009 in Durham, England.
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Every time England go on a trip, who goes on TV? Wayne Rooney, every blinking time
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Sack who! Shuaibu Amodu? Only one condition can make me to tell Shaibu Amodu to step aside for the South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup; if Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United accepts to take charge of the Super Eagles
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We had a young boy get in the England Under-21s
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Liverpool have risked a furore over a film starring Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher that portrays Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, as a whiskey-guzzling drunk and Gary Neville, the club’s captain, as a rat who ‘hates Scousers.’
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Clearly, Darren Fletcher's won the ball, Ashley Cole's never touched and has jumped up in the air, and then (Didier) Drogba's pulled Brown to the ground for the goal
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Ben Foster has no intention of banging on Sir Alex Ferguson's door and demanding to know why his World Cup dream is in jeopardy
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They [Milan] were very motivated for that game
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I regret it but we’re all human beings. Cristiano Ronaldo has made mistakes, Sir Alex Ferguson apologised recently for the things he said about Alan Wiley and even Barack Obama will make mistakes - he’s only human.
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You have to look at the number of goals scored in the Premier League this season as opposed to the previous season ... It's the most there's been, maybe we are just in one of these unusual seasons.
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You could have Arsene Wenger or Alex Ferguson managing that group of players, but the outcome wouldn't be much different
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A lot has been made about Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic being out, but when you have the backup of Jonny Evans and Wes Brown, it can't be bad ... If you take Ferdinand and Vidic out then there aren't many partnerships in the Premier League better than Brown and Evans.
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Laurent Blanc has emerged to top the Manchester United short-list of managers to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson. Sunday Mirror Sport can reveal that the Frenchman’s incredible record at Bordeaux has put him firmly in the frame to follow Fergie – ahead of Jose Mourinho and Carlos Queiroz.
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In my time here we've always had the situation where one of the star players hits a little blip ... Rio is going to get criticism but that's part and parcel of being a Manchester United player and we are all aware of that. With Rio it's quite simple. No one likes to be criticised. They all like to be lo...
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Jose Mourinho has targeted Manchester United as the ideal venue for a return to English football, and is optimistic that Sir Alex Ferguson will recommend him as his successor when he retires.
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In my time here, we have always had one of our star players finding he gets criticised when he has a little blip ... It seems to be part and parcel of being a player at Manchester United. We are all aware of that. No player likes to be criticised. We all like to be loved and want arms around our shoulde...
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Manchester United are set to launch a £15million bid for Bayern Munich star Philipp Lahm this January. Sir Alex Ferguson is concerned at his ageing Manchester United defence, with Gary Neville in the twilight of his career and doubts over Rio Ferdinand’s long-term future.
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They have always been difficult to beat at Blackburn and I think Sam has built a different team from Mark Hughes's Blackburn. Quite a few decent players have left like David Bentley and Stephen Warnock and players like that and Sam has had to pick up the thread of what was left and replacing players of ...
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When the manager [Sir Alex Ferguson] decides to rest me, it's his decision at the end of the day ... There will be games, I'm sure, this season at home, when I'll have the chance to be rested. That's down to the manager. I want to play. But if he rests me, he rests me. There's nothing you can do.
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The goal at Forest was an important goal, don’t get me wrong, and who’s to say what would have happened without it, but I don’t think it saved my job ... You never know in football. Who’s to say how the club would have reacted if we’d lost and if crowds had tumbled? One thing’s for sure though. Bobby Ch...
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Sir Alex Ferguson's influence on his players doesn't stop when they leave Manchester United.
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The laws of the game were altered to prevent professional fouls of that nature ... If Carragher goes off – their best player, their captain – then it’s a different game and Liverpool would have been under pressure. And as far as I’m concerned, Michael Carrick should have had a clear penalty kick. Jamie ...
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Each member of the commission recognised Sir Alex Ferguson’s achievements and stature within the game
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England look upon him as the No.1 striker and it seems they don't have an absolutely certain partner for him. They talk about Emile Heskey, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe. Whereas here he has Dimitar Berbatov.
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Alex Ferguson later admitted only Edwin van der Sar and Antonio Valencia came anywhere near to showing what’s expected of a United player on that day
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England look upon him as the No.1 striker and it seems they don't have an absolutely certain partner for him. They talk about Emile Heskey, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe. Whereas here he has Dimitar Berbatov.
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