Alex Ferguson Collection

Eric Cantona and Alex Ferguson Chelsea v Manchester United FA Cup Football 31st March 1996 Eric Cantona Manchester United celebrates with Alex Ferguson manager following their victory over Chelsea in

Rangers vs Manchester United: Stalemate in the Old Firm Derby (22/10/03)
Rangers 0 Manchester Utd 1 22/10/03

Sir Alex Ferguson with the Barclays Premiership Trophy - 1993

Alex Ferguson with wife Cathy Ferguson Alexferg

Alex Ferguson holding the Scottish league championship trophy after winning the Scottish Premier Division 1979/80. Pictured during the parade. 11th May 1980

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson arriving at Bootle Police station where captain Roy Keane is being held under suspicion of assaulting a woman. 18th May 1999

Manchester United in their first day of training. 13th July 1995

Alex Ferguson with OBE Wife family Manchester United football kilt Alexferg Alexferg

Alex Fergusonwith the Premiership trophy May 1999 on his headafter his Manchester United team had won 2-1 against Tottenham Hotspur which ensured that they won the Carling Premiership championship

Stoke City vs Manchester United Clash at the Bet365 Stadium - April 14, 2013
Sunday 14th April 2013

The Battle of April 14, 2013: Stoke City vs Manchester United
Sunday 14th April 2013

Stoke City vs Manchester United: Clash at the Bet365 Stadium (September 24, 2011)
Saturday 24th September 2011

Stoke City vs Manchester United: Clash at the Britannia Stadium (September 26, 2009)
Satuday 26th September 2009

Stoke City vs Manchester United: Clash at the Britannia Stadium (September 26, 2009)
Satuday 26th September 2009

A Merry Christmas Clash: Stoke City vs Manchester United (December 26, 2008)
Friday 26th December 2008

A Holiday Showdown: Stoke City vs Manchester United, December 26, 2008
Friday 26th December 2008

Manchester United's Victory Over Rangers: 0-1 (22/10/03)
Ranges 0 Manchester United 1 22/10/03

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Alex Ferguson, the legendary football manager, is a name that resonates with success and dominance in the world of football. With an illustrious career spanning over two decades, Ferguson's impact on Manchester United and the sport itself cannot be overstated. From his early days at Aberdeen to his iconic tenure at Manchester United, Ferguson consistently showcased his tactical brilliance and ability to mold teams into champions. His partnership with players like Eric Cantona was nothing short of magical, as they combined their talents to conquer opponents on the field. One memorable match etched in history is Chelsea v Manchester United FA Cup Football on 31st March. It was a clash that exemplified Ferguson's strategic prowess as he guided his team to victory against formidable opposition. Another unforgettable moment came during Rangers 0 Manchester Utd 1 when Ferguson held aloft the Scottish league championship trophy after leading his team to glory. Ferguson's influence extended beyond domestic competitions; he also left an indelible mark on European football. Under his guidance, Manchester United clinched numerous prestigious titles including the UEFA Champions League trophy twice. Off the pitch, Ferguson displayed unwavering dedication and commitment. Whether it was arriving at Bootle Police station where captain or overseeing training sessions for Manchester United's first day of training in July 1995, he always put forth maximum effort for both club and country. Behind every successful man stands a strong woman – Cathy Ferguson stood by Alex throughout their journey together. Their love and support were evident whenever they were seen together, such as when Alex posed alongside Cathy during various celebratory moments. The Barclays Premiership Trophy became synonymous with Sir Alex Ferguson's reign at Old Trafford. In 1993 alone, he lifted this coveted trophy multiple times – a testament to his managerial genius and ability to build winning squads year after year. In English Premier League matches against Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford, fans witnessed firsthand how Ferguson transformed ordinary games into thrilling spectacles.