Fergusons Book (Merged)

[Inter Me Nan]

Has it been corrected where he states they battered us in the 6-1?

Even the most serious books benefit from a bit of comedy.

Serious question: does he mention the return game at the Etihad, at all?

If so, I'd like to know how he justifies their bottling it, that night.
Perhaps, they felt sorry for us after "the battering" we got at the swamp?
Or maybe they took their foot off the gas, given that they'd already won it by Easter?

He said & i quote "If we would have got to half time 0-0 we would have won it."
I shit you not.
Also said Dejong did Wellbeck, which also hindered them winning the game & last but not least said Mancini was moaning at the 4th offical too much.
Like i said earlier in the thread if that one chapter is anything to go by the whole thing must be riddled with bullshit.

 

[hertsblue]

Fergie’s second account of his life, entitled My Autobiography, became the UK’s fastest-selling non-fiction book since records began, shifting 115,547 copies in its first week on sale.

Surely it should be classed as fiction given the amount of lies, half truths and inaccuracies in it

 

[KentBlue]

i would love to know what the other corrections were.

1) Rags have never spent money on players. Every single one was tutored at their academy - under his direction, of course.

2) Never once in the entire history of the club have they tried to make money out of their supporters.

3) They have never benefited from a dubious refereeing decision.

4) No rag has ever theatrically thrown himself to the ground in order to win a penalty.

5) He (GPC) never tried to grab a share of the Rock of Gibraltar.

6) Alf Inge Haaland launched himself at that loveable old Irish rogue, Roy Keane, in order to get him sent off.

7) It is an established fact that Sheik Mansour actually wanted to buy the rags, but the GPC turned them down as he felt it would be morally wrong for 'his' club to have an unfair advantage in the transfer market.