Former Manchester United striker Terry Gibson opens up about his tumultuous relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson, including a heated argument that resulted in him being sold to Wimbledon. Gibson's quick wit and on-field tenacity made him a fan favorite, but clashes with Ferguson ultimately led to his departure from the club. In an exclusive podcast interview, Gibson reveals the true story behind the infamous dead turtle prank played on a team-mate during a title race.
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is facing pressure as his club experiences a bad run of results, with their joint worst-ever start in Premier League history. Although club officials have given him a chance to turn things around this week, the team's performance against Porto was disappointing, even with a last-minute equalizer. With Sir Alex Ferguson reportedly having a replacement in mind, ten Hag needs a positive result against Aston Villa to keep his job. However, some, like former coach Rene Meulensteen, believe that ten Hag is not solely to blame for the team's downfall. Stay tuned for more updates from Old Trafford throughout the day.
Manchester United kicked off their Premier League 2024-25 campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Fulham, thanks to a late goal from new signing Joshua Zirkzee. The win is a promising start for a team that has been struggling to reclaim their past glory since the departure of legendary coach Sir Alex Ferguson. Despite numerous managerial changes, United has failed to secure the English top-flight title in over a decade, causing the once highly coveted role of head coach to be dubbed as the "poisoned chalice."
The Three Lions are gearing up for their first Euro 2024 match against Serbia, with Marc Guehi and fit-again John Stones leading the defence. German police have also been on high alert, shooting an axe-wielding man wearing an 'incendiary device' ahead of the Netherlands' clash with Poland. In other news, legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson was seen taking photos with Scottish supporters as they prepare to face off against Denmark and Slovenia in today's games.
Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's autobiography stirred up controversy when he labeled Australian footballer Mark Bosnich as a "terrible professional" due to his off-field antics. Recently, talk show host Jeff Stelling shared an anecdote about the heated row on the Football's Greatest podcast. Despite being regarded as one of the most talented goalkeepers of his generation, Bosnich's undisciplined lifestyle and controversial off-field activities ultimately affected his career with the Red Devils.
Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is widely recognized as one of the greatest managers of all time. Sky Sports pundits Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville both shared their admiration for Ferguson, attributing his success to his impact on English football. Despite a tough start, Ferguson's 27 years at United were filled with major silverware and he left a lasting impact on both the club and the Premier League. His impact was further highlighted during a discussion of the top five Premier League managers of all time on a recent episode of the Stick to Football show.
It has been 11 years since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure from Manchester United and his absence still looms large at the club. With an impressive record of 27 years, 1500 games, and numerous titles, Ferguson's successors have struggled to fill his shoes. From Moyes to Solskjaer, none have been able to replicate his success. Even former players still refer to him as 'the boss' and his impact is still seen at the club. But why does Gary Neville continue to use this term, baffling even his former teammate Roy Keane?
Manchester United's season is back on track as they secure a spot in the FA Cup quarter-finals after a tense match against Nottingham Forest, with Casemiro's 89th minute goal sealing the victory. The win comes as a relief for United, who have had a tough second season and are currently out of the European competitions and out of the Premier League title race. This win sparked memories of a previous FA Cup match in 1990, when Mark Robins scored a vital goal that kept Sir Alex Ferguson from being sacked and ultimately led to the team's future success.
Manchester United suffers a devastating loss at home as Fulham secures their second victory at Old Trafford since 1963 with Alex Iwobi's injury-time goal. This major blow to United's hopes of Champions League qualification goes against new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's statement of challenging the top teams in English football. Despite a valiant last-minute goal from Harry Maguire, Fulham's Calvin Bassey and Timthan Timothy Castagne seal the win for the west London outfit, showing that United still has a long way to go to achieve their ambitious goals.
In a thrilling Premier League match between Fulham and Manchester United, Alex Iwobi's late goal secured a 2-1 victory for Fulham. The win marks Fulham's first victory at Old Trafford since 2003, puncturing some of the optimism surrounding United after Sir Jim Ratcliffe's partial takeover. United's lackluster performance highlights the work needed for the club to meet its ambitions of overtaking Manchester City and Liverpool.