Everyone is sick and can not play for England in the midweek, so the Special One looks into the situation. Click to continue reading...

Ferguson was reprimanded for marching on to the Old Trafford pitch to remonstrate with referee Mike Dean during United's Premier League clash with Hull City on November 1. The United boss was unhappy with the official's decision not to dismiss the already-booked Michael Turner after the Tigers defender upended Michael Carrick in the second half. Click to continue reading...

It bed time with Wayne and Jose tells him a special story. Click to continue reading...

Jeff Stelling should look out as the gang gives a great recreation of the Soccer Saturday on Sky Sports, classic and Wayne can get a puppy after the Specials Ones election win, sound familiar. Click to continue reading...

Like in the presidential election, The Special One wins in a landslide. Click to continue reading...

Its Halloween party time, and the gang is dressed to impressed. Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex responded to Calderon's attacks earlier today. If you have followed my blog, you would have read about the recent feud between Sir Alex and Ramon Calderon of Real Madrid Well Sir Alex didn't take long to respond and here is what the Scot had to say   "Calderon has a few strange things to say every [. Click to continue reading...

Earlier this week in the same interview that saw Sir Alex Ferguson criticize FIFA president, Sepp Blatter, about Blatter's comments on Cristiano Ronaldo's situation being compared to that of a slave.  Sir Alex revealed his theory as to why Real Madrid bought Gabriel Heinze, Sir Alex claimed  "When we sold Gabriel Heinze to Real Madrid we [. Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex has named Aston Villa as the only club capable of breaking into the top four this season. "I do not see anyone breaking in, other than Aston Villa," said Ferguson . "It is possible they might do it - but no-one else." The United boss went on to explain his disappointment in the draw against Everton "The first [. Click to continue reading...

United has been great at home recently, scoring plenty of goals. 12 in the last 5 home game matches while only conceding 1. Still no Hargreaves or Scholes in the midfield, but we still have Anderson, Fletcher and of course Giggs. Sir Alex also praised Fletcher prior to the match against West Ham. Ferguson claimed Fletcher [. Click to continue reading...

"I think Sepp Blatter is in danger, or has reached a point where he is being mocked within the game," Ferguson said in an interview with GQ Magazine. "Whether he's getting too old, I don't know. But these things happen to people in power. Look at some of the despots in Africa. From a position of [... Click to continue reading...

The gang gangs up on the Special One and he gets punked. Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex is once again linked with this supremely talented Frenchman, but he will have to fight off his newly-minted neighbours Manchester City! MANCHESTER UNITED and Manchester City have been warned they must splash out a world record £80million for Lyon striker Karim Benzema. The French striker is one of Europe's . Click to continue reading...

Is the show ready to turn into a mess, like Newcastle. It just might be. Click to continue reading...

"The crowd still chant Cantona's name and I told Cristiano 'Leave a hero like Eric' and one day he will. But not yet." - Sir Alex I cant imagine the crowd chanting Ronaldo's name long after he leaves, I could be wrong. It is that same crowd that stood and applauded for the guy who, if [...] Click to continue reading...

How quickly Sir Alex forgets. On Possebon's injury.

'You don't want to see things like that and I hope I never see anything like it again,' said the United boss.

Its nice for Sir Alex to come up with some nice trite explanation but these sort of injuries have happened many times before and will happen again, so to say that he hopes he never has to see it again is pretty glib.

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I will admit that, as keen a football fan as I may be, I would not ordinarily seek out the YouTube highlights of Manchester United v. Middlesboro in the Carling Cup. But when I read Sir Alex's strident condemnation of the foul inflicted on his young Brazilian player, I, well, you know. Had to see it. Click to continue reading...

After picking up seven yellow cards in Sundays clash against Chelsea, Manchester United will be fined £25,000. "It was a competitive game but I did not think there was one bad tackle in it," said Ferguson. That may be the case Sir Alex, but three of the seven cards were for mouthing off to the official. Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex is apparently about to be the victim of a player snatch attempt as Manchester City look to spend spend spend! Don't forget to check out Online Football Manager! City go for £30m Tevez MANCHESTER CITY are set to make a sensational attempt to snatch striker Carlos Tevez away from Manchester United. Click to continue reading...

Is the show in danger, Don Fabio needs to keep his hands off the show. Click to continue reading...

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Time Magazine has just published it's list of Best and Worst Sports Executives of 2008 and Don Garber came in at number 14, four places above Roman Abramovich and his scary self. Some of the other footie luminaries who made the list where Sir Alex at No.2, EPL boss Richard Scudamore, and Inter Milan capo Massimo Morretti. Click to continue reading...

Unsurprisingly, Sir Alex Furious Ferguson is furious about the FA's decision to overturn the red card Mark Halsey waved at John Terry last weekend (see video). Partly because it seems Keith Hackett (king of English refs) has overruled Hasley, but mostly because the Chelsea captain is now free to face Man Utd this weekend. Click to continue reading...

After Portugal's exit from Euro 08, and between the Ronaldo, Real Madrid saga. Cristiano underwent ankle surgery and was not expected to return until October. But since then Ronaldo has returned to training and Sir Alex is seriously considering naming him to his squad for Wednesdays Champions League clash against Villareal. Click to continue reading...

By Bill Edgar .. in the Times
1 Scrap the away goals rule and penalty shoot-outs in two-legged games.
2 Use goal difference before head-to-head records.
3 Introduce "celebration time" and remove punishments.
4 Book players for ANY dissent.
5 Scrap the rule that forces injured players to leave the pitch after receiving treatment before re-entering the field.

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Sir Alex is apparently keen on pipping Arsenal boss Wenger to this Portuguese international as he looks to improve his misfiring midfield. Don't forget to check out Online Football Manager! Arsenal could face competition from Manchester United for the signature of Sporting midfielder Miguel Veloso, the player's agent has revealed. Click to continue reading...

With Sir Alex reportedly keen to bring in another midfielder to Old Trafford. Don't forget to check out Online Football Manager! Rennes midfielder Stephane M'Bia has dealt Arsenal and Everton a blow with the admission that his 'dream' is to sign for Premier League rivals Manchester United. As reported by Goal. Click to continue reading...

According to this source, Arsene will be going head to head with Manchester United boss Sir Alex for this very talented midfielder. But who will win the race? Don't forget to check out Online Football Manager! Arsenal and Manchester United are to go head to-head in a fight for £16million-rated Portugal star . Click to continue reading...

"And he also let us stay up really late too."

Sir Alex: So, what...och aye, what did do when Carlos was around?

Rio: We did some boxes. Like played a game with three guys keeping the ball away from another one.

Sir Alex: Okay then. Do that then. That sounds good. Click to continue reading...

I read Shaka Hislop's article on the emerging club vs country debate that the US faces. At this point the US is cruising to World Cup qualification. They have had some less than flattering performance but lets face it, other than a total meltdown, the US should guarantee themselves a spot.

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Long-winded people are boring, and writing full sentences is for chumps. So instead you have just SIX words. Sound easy? Good for you. Having failed to beat Sir Alex's men in their last eight meetings with Manchester United, what does Rafa need to do to ensure victory this weekend? Maybe some ... Click to continue reading...

The rankings are back after a one week delay, due to an executive member of the ranking committee being on holiday. With the national teams taking center stage this weekend it allowed us some time to catch up. While the top quarter of the table didn't change much, there was ample movement in the middle third. Click to continue reading...

After a couple of days to reflect on our actions in the transfer market since the start of the summer until the close of the transfer window, the question has to be asked; Were the powers that be just too timid in their actions?

We didn't want to sell Robbie Keane, we sold Robbie Keane. We didn't want to sell Dimitar Berbatov, we sold Dimitar Berbatov. Click to continue reading...

An obligatory compilation for the new United man. Should Sir Alex be able to keep the sulky Bulgarian in line, we might actually have a proper front man and Roon/Tevez can be free to do what they do best, sit in behind and wreak havoc. Cross your fingers. Click to continue reading...

Taxi for Berbatov Nobody died, no one got the sack, no one's house was repossessed and no one got turned down for a role in Hollyoaks, but this morning at 9am we held a minute's silence in the office. Not for love, for money, or for ambition, but for football. Why? For the moment Sir Alex decided to act as a chauffer for his one and only Dimi, football as we know it ceased to exist. Click to continue reading...