Fergie (merged)

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Scum fans will say it's jealousy but they're delusional. Every other manager works hard and does their job and then on matchday they see Slur Alex get undue advantage and little or no punishment from blaming the refs each and every time he doesn't get his way.
 
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Just watching Sky Sports news now and these were the two phrases used to describe Uniteds signing of Zaha before and after they showed a clip of Fergursons latest conference ''Sir Alex Fergurson understandably very happy to have got his man'' and ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I watched the clip of Fergie and not once did he appear to be delighted or happy. Infact he looked the complete opposite. His words were slurred and incomprehensive, so much I had to rewind it to grasp what he was actually saying. He often paused for breath and his breathing did sound quite heavy as if he was struggling to catch his breath. If he's a well man then i'm a 47 yr old six pack bronze adonis.

If you happen to see it's the look on his face at the end as if he's forgot what he was actually talking about and it looked around trying to catch where he was. Added to his constant heavy breathing and ringing his hands all the time he just does not look a healthy man to me.

''As we like to do (pause).....sign young players with potential (pause).....we always feel we can develop players here well (pause)......and thats proved (pause)''...its case many times.....so (cough) hopefully it.....the boy will enjoy it coming here......and eventually....does enjoy it in summertime''.

I'm sorry Sky but he looked very much far from ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.
 
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Blue2112 said:
Just watching Sky Sports news now and these were the two phrases used to describe Uniteds signing of Zaha before and after they showed a clip of Fergursons latest conference ''Sir Alex Fergurson understandably very happy to have got his man'' and ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I watched the clip of Fergie and not once did he appear to be delighted or happy. Infact he looked the complete opposite. His words were slurred and incomprehensive, so much I had to rewind it to grasp what he was actually saying. He often paused for breath and his breathing did sound quite heavy as if he was struggling to catch his breath. If he's a well man then i'm a 47 yr old six pack bronze adonis.

If you happen to see it's the look on his face at the end as if he's forgot what he was actually talking about and it looked around trying to catch where he was. Added to his constant heavy breathing and ringing his hands all the time he just does not look a healthy man to me.

''As we like to do (pause).....sign young players with potential (pause).....we always feel we can develop players here well (pause)......and thats proved (pause)''...its case many times.....so (cough) hopefully it.....the boy will enjoy it coming here......and eventually....does enjoy it in summertime''.

I'm sorry Sky but he looked very much far from ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

It's his last year, I'm convinced of it.
 
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Blue2112 said:
Just watching Sky Sports news now and these were the two phrases used to describe Uniteds signing of Zaha before and after they showed a clip of Fergursons latest conference ''Sir Alex Fergurson understandably very happy to have got his man'' and ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I watched the clip of Fergie and not once did he appear to be delighted or happy. Infact he looked the complete opposite. His words were slurred and incomprehensive, so much I had to rewind it to grasp what he was actually saying. He often paused for breath and his breathing did sound quite heavy as if he was struggling to catch his breath. If he's a well man then i'm a 47 yr old six pack bronze adonis.

If you happen to see it's the look on his face at the end as if he's forgot what he was actually talking about and it looked around trying to catch where he was. Added to his constant heavy breathing and ringing his hands all the time he just does not look a healthy man to me.

''As we like to do (pause).....sign young players with potential (pause).....we always feel we can develop players here well (pause)......and thats proved (pause)''...its case many times.....so (cough) hopefully it.....the boy will enjoy it coming here......and eventually....does enjoy it in summertime''.

I'm sorry Sky but he looked very much far from ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I posted something similar when he was interviewed after the draw at Spurs.

His breathing looked very laboured, and he looked out of breath.

I've been saying this for a while. If he makes it 20 and takes the title off us, he will retire and Mourinho will take his place.(what a fitting end to his managerial career) Even if he doesn't win the title, it could still happen. All this talk about another 2-3 years is a smokescreen to protect the club and the players.
 
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jrb said:
Blue2112 said:
Just watching Sky Sports news now and these were the two phrases used to describe Uniteds signing of Zaha before and after they showed a clip of Fergursons latest conference ''Sir Alex Fergurson understandably very happy to have got his man'' and ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I watched the clip of Fergie and not once did he appear to be delighted or happy. Infact he looked the complete opposite. His words were slurred and incomprehensive, so much I had to rewind it to grasp what he was actually saying. He often paused for breath and his breathing did sound quite heavy as if he was struggling to catch his breath. If he's a well man then i'm a 47 yr old six pack bronze adonis.

If you happen to see it's the look on his face at the end as if he's forgot what he was actually talking about and it looked around trying to catch where he was. Added to his constant heavy breathing and ringing his hands all the time he just does not look a healthy man to me.

''As we like to do (pause).....sign young players with potential (pause).....we always feel we can develop players here well (pause)......and thats proved (pause)''...its case many times.....so (cough) hopefully it.....the boy will enjoy it coming here......and eventually....does enjoy it in summertime''.

I'm sorry Sky but he looked very much far from ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I posted something similar when he was interviewed after the draw at Spurs.

His breathing looked very laboured, and he looked out of breath.

I've been saying this for a while. If he makes it 20 and takes the title off us, he will retire and Mourinho will take his place.(what a fitting end to his managerial career) Even if he doesn't win the title, it could still happen. All this talk about another 2-3 years is a smokescreen to protect the club and the players.

i hope he retires and doesnt die whilst still manager - that would be unbearable
 
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Scholes, gigs and Fergie will hope for a 20 th title and all retire at the same time. It will be an end of an era / generation wank fest for months......
 
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LoveCity said:
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He's a KUNT he knows what he's doing saying this! More pressure on referees and Fa! He should just shit the fuck up
 

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