Ferguson - Loud Mouthed Bully

Its still evident now,as he is never far away from the swamp providing his input wanted or otherwise.....

Possibly their greatest manager could also end up being be their biggest downfall?
For me he is the problem.

Another reason for the present situation, Christiano Ronaldo, that man has destroyed the dressing room and who was responsible for helping to bring him back...the piss can.

Ronaldo should have been thrown out of the door the minute Tenhaag walked through the door, he's poison, on and off the pitch, just like the piss can sat in the directors box.
 
Its still evident now,as he is never far away from the swamp providing his input wanted or otherwise.....

Possibly their greatest manager could also end up being be their biggest downfall?
It’s an interesting question actually. Would they presently be in a better position if they’re sacked him in 1990, or if he’d retired, as planned, in 2001?

To the first proposition the answer has to be ‘possibly’ to the second I would say ‘almost certainly.’
 
We have something to thank him for.
Yes, he put us through misery for 25 years while winning everything ... but he also ran Utd down toward the end, didn't prepare any kind of succession, recommended Moyes, got irrationally bitter toward City during our resurgence, hangs around in the background scowling at successive managers' failings, etc.

Through his ego & arrogance, he's partly responsible for where Utd find themselves now.
I think he has a big hand in it. He was a narcissist and had to own everything. Contrast that with Pep who works as part of an executive and coaching team And within a defined structure. When Pep leaves our structure will still be in place so although his successor may not reach his heights, I am convinced we will remain very competitive. When Ferguson retired their was a vacuum Which has still not been filled.
Why the hell they don’t go and hire the Chelsea female exec that was fired recently I don’t know. Recruit someone at that level that knows what they are doing and let them put a structure in place. Instead they lurch from one crisis to another another whilst the problems get worse and worse.

I for one aren’t complaining.
 
Greatest British Manager. His legacy is secure: umpteen league titles, European Cup winner and smashed the Glasgow duopoly in Scotland. Loud mouthed bully? Yep. But I’d have loved half the trophies he won to be resting in our cabinet.
I'd settle for what we've got - world class players, world class manager, playing world class football that only the RDAHMeedya seem not to recognise!

I hear that the CFC v Spurs was a kicking-do! Once upon a time MANUre had a monopoly on rough-house that went unpunished and a manager who rarely got put in his place by refs who were more than happy to take the 'peaceful' approach. I remember Andy d'Urso trying to break into the Guinness Book of Records for backwards running, being chased by half a Rag team, and Howie Redshirt and Mike Riley handing out pens for fictitious offences, and often with the innocent being sent off for good measure!

I'd sooner win nowt than win 'the United way'!
 
They used to say that the reason why managers used to struggle at the swamp was the lingering smell that Busby used to give off.

They have just never learned even from that minor detail allowing the addled joke nose front and centre access.
 
For me he is the problem.

Another reason for the present situation, Christiano Ronaldo, that man has destroyed the dressing room and who was responsible for helping to bring him back...the piss can.

Ronaldo should have been thrown out of the door the minute Tenhaag walked through the door, he's poison, on and off the pitch, just like the piss can sat in the directors box.
Same here. There are lots of problems at utd but Ronaldo and his personality is the most urgent to fix. But then they go buy rabiot and the baggage that comes with him. Utd just don't learn, they think they're Barcelona attracting big names to carry the brand.
 
My fondest memory of the Caledonian tyrant is when that nice Mr Guardiola's Barca utterly destroyed the cunts in Champions League Finals. He was sat there impotent, quivering with rage.

The fact that he tried to bring Pep to the swamp, see how that turned out.
 
That scene wasn't supposed to play out like that. Ford was going to fight him however on the morning of that take Ford was up the night before with the shits and was really rough

He told Spielberg he couldn't do the scene so Spielberg re-wrote the scene in 5 minutes so Ford would just shoot the guy instead
 
Thing is, you need a strong manager to do that. Paisley did it to Shankly. Broke his heart, but it was absolutely necessary.

I was thinking more of someone involved in the running of the club, rather than one of his successors. Ferguson was the last of the managers who ran the whole football club from top to bottom. At least at the top level. Now they are all just first team coaches.
 
That scene wasn't supposed to play out like that. Ford was going to fight him however on the morning of that take Ford was up the night before with the shits and was really rough

He told Spielberg he couldn't do the scene so Spielberg re-wrote the scene in 5 minutes so Ford would just shoot the guy instead
And in doing so made one of the most memorable and funniest scenes in cinema history.
 
Same here. There are lots of problems at utd but Ronaldo and his personality is the most urgent to fix. But then they go buy rabiot and the baggage that comes with him. Utd just don't learn, they think they're Barcelona attracting big names to carry the brand.
Suits running a football club, always ends in tears and lost millions.

Same is/has happened at the blue dippers, millions spent , dreams broken and a team utterly lost in a sea of mediocrity.
 
one of the best managers ever, no doubt the greatest british manager we will see.

Arsehole? yeah of course he is. Involved in the downfall of United? without a doubt.

Still like to believe he'd of won something as England manager or managing the GB Team at the London Olympics
 
We have something to thank him for.
Yes, he put us through misery for 25 years while winning everything ... but he also ran Utd down toward the end, didn't prepare any kind of succession, recommended Moyes, got irrationally bitter toward City during our resurgence, hangs around in the background scowling at successive managers' failings, etc.

Through his ego & arrogance, he's partly responsible for where Utd find themselves now.
Your final sentence is spot on and for that reason I love seeing him at the swamp scowling at the ordinariness of it all. Meanwhile just up the road in Manchester …..it will be killing him.
 

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