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Eric Cantona admits he would 'love' the opportunity to manage Manchester United in a few years' time.
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dvd manchester united 07/08 dah available kat OT megastore siap ada free gift.

19.90 pound.

dvd manchester united 07/08 dah available kat OT megastore siap ada free gift. online pon boleh beli tapi tapi takder free gift arr.. 19.90 pound. ada interview, highlight every match game dan lain-lain..

bila lah fergie nka beli player yg harga dalam 5 million tapi boleh perform mcm evra??

rasanya dalam 50-60 jugak rasanya

Ada pulak record as player tak cun tapi jadi manager mantap (ex.SAF kot....?)

[edit] Playing career
Alex Ferguson grew up in Govan, attending Govan High School, and supported Rangers. His playing career began as an amateur with Queen's Park, where he made his debut as a striker aged 16. He described his first match as a "nightmare"[2] but scored Queen's Park's goal in a 2-1 defeat against Stranraer. As Queen's Park were an amateur team he also worked in the Clyde shipyards as an apprentice tool-worker, where he became an active trade union shop steward. Perhaps his most notable game for Queens Park was the 7 - 1 defeat away to Queen of the South on Boxing day 1959 when ex England international Ivor Broadis scored four for QoS. Ferguson was the Queens Park scorer.[3]

Although he scored 20 goals in his 31 games for Queen's Park, he could not command a regular place in the side and moved to St. Johnstone in 1960. Although he continued to score regularly at St. Johnstone, he was still unable to command a regular place and regularly requested transfers. Although he was out of favour at the club, their failure to sign a forward led the manager to select Ferguson for a match against Rangers, in which he scored a hat trick in a surprise victory. Dunfermline signed him the following summer (1964), and Ferguson became a full-time professional footballer.

The following season (1964-65), Dunfermline were strong challengers for the Scottish League and reached the Scottish Cup Final, but Ferguson was dropped for the final after a poor performance in a league game against St. Johnstone. Dunfermline lost the final 3-2 to Celtic, then failed to win the League by one point.

The 1965-66 season saw Ferguson notch up 45 goals in 51 games for Dunfermline.

In 1967, he joined Rangers for £65,000, then a record fee for a transfer between two Scottish clubs. He was blamed for a goal that they conceded in the 1969 Scottish cup final,[4] and was forced to play for the club's junior side instead of the first team.[5] According to his brother, Ferguson was so upset by the experience that he threw his losers' medal away.[6] There have been claims that he suffered discrimination at Rangers after his marriage to his wife Cathie, who was a Catholic[7] but Ferguson himself makes it clear in his autobiography[8] that Rangers knew of his wife's religion when he joined the club and that he left the club very reluctantly, due to the fall-out from his alleged cup final mistake.

The following October, Nottingham Forest wanted to sign Ferguson,[9] but his wife was not keen on moving to England at that time so he went to Falkirk instead. He was promoted to player-coach there, but when John Prentice became manager he removed Ferguson's coaching responsibilities. Ferguson responded by requesting a transfer and moved to Ayr United, where he finished his playing career in 1974.

Santa Cruz, 26, proved an instant hit at Blackburn after signing from Bayern Munich for £3.8 million last summer and went on to score 23 goals in his first season with the club. Sir Alex Ferguson is keen to add a greater physical presence to his attacking line-up at Old Trafford and, although the United manager is thought to be considering a number of targets, including Luís Fabiano, the Seville striker, Dimitar Berbatov, of Tottenham Hotspur, and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, the Ajax forward, Santa Cruz, a tall, muscular striker with exceptional heading ability, fits the bill and may be a more viable and cheaper option.

Wright To Ronaldo: I'm Embarrassed For You
Arsenal legend Ian Wright has delivered a damning indictment on Cristiano Ronaldo in his column for The Sun.
»Comments (366) Print This Story Send To A Friend Contact Us galleria zoom Manchester United are growing increasingly anxious and annoyed with the attempts of Real Madrid to keep the fires stoked with regard to a deal, as well as the fact that Ronaldo himself is more than happy to reciprocate his suitor's advances.

Wright, for once, was firmly on United's side, and suggested that Ronaldo 'the person' is nowhere near the caliber of Ronaldo 'the player'.

"As a player, there's no doubt what you're capable of. As a man, you're not showing any class whatsoever." Wright scathed.

"You're also failing to show any respect to either Alex Ferguson or the Manchester United fans.

"To be honest, I'm embarrassed for you.

"You're now 23 and you should not be acting quite so immature.

"You've been at Old Trafford for five years but it's only the last two seasons you've set the place on fire.

"Previous to that, Fergie stuck with you. Despite your diving and despite the fact you would always try to take on a defender rather than pass to a team-mate. When you acted a right winker at the World Cup two years ago, your club manager once again showed extreme loyalty to you, along with United's fans.

"They could have turned on you after your behaviour during the England match in Germany but they didn't.

"You've now become one hell of a player - the best on this planet. I'd pay just to see you warm-up, let alone play a game.

"But with the drop of a hat, it seems you're ready to join Real Madrid."

Derek Wanner, Goal.com