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Dynasty? Man went on to build an empire!

He seems like a good manager, I think he might win 2 or 3 more trophies.

To think 20 years later he would retire with 13 titles, 5 fa cups and 2 champions leagues. Phenomenal achievement

This did age well

Year 1930: Camera Quality 2004. Year 1993: Camera Quality 2004. Year 2020: Camera Quality 2004. Year 3000: Camera Quality 2004.

Greatest of all time. Simple as

“Then I took it personally” 😂😂

Hats off to him. He did what no manager has ever done. Build 3-4 winning squads to win titles at the same club.

Talks big, bet he'll get sacked in a couple months.

Greatest manager of all time. From an Arsenal fan

"Champions Cup" back then the Champions League was so new nobody knew what it was called

From a Forest fan, so typically you'd think I'd choose Cloughy but Fergie is the greatest ever. What he achieved was phenomenal. The era of raising talent from scratch at a premier level seems to be fading away every season. You look at who Fergie brought through the ranks: Scholes, Ronaldo, Giggs, Beckham, Rooney, Keane, Schmeichel, Ferdinand, Van Nistelrooy, Song, Nevilles etc. I could go on. He didn't have to search far and wide like the managers of today with a mega budget. I love Cloughie, he's my #2 but Fergie is king.

How do I understand Him better here than how he talks now “ wheeel yrnknowww wheeer luuking fr charhces”

Teams dreaded having to play at old trafford. Fergie's United would start strong, finish even stronger. They could raise their level when needed. Fergie stood there chewing his gum but knew when to act. Lost count how many teams actually played well only to come away with nothing and that's because they would get punished for the slightest error. Knowing this, made them nervous. United were ruthless and always had goals in them. Nowadays teams don't mind visiting. The intimidating factor is just not there anymore.

We didn't know what we really had until he retired. The man was a genius, psychologist and visionary molded into one. His knowledge of the game, unparalleled man-management and strategic foresight was second to none. But the thing that impressed me the most about him was his ability to motivate and train up-and-coming youngsters. That's something you don't see often in the modern game. Well and truly the boss.

Looks like a decent man. Maybe He will win treble in 5-6 years time.

Sir Fergie built 3 great United teams since 1993 title win, amazing! Glory, Glory Man United!

One word…YES

I think United overachieved last season. Villa, Leeds and Liverpool will get their shit together and Blackburn bought Shearer so there's no way United can replicate this achievement.

0:22 This is exactly one of the reasons why we were so successful then and not good at all right now

his confidence was infectious throughout the squad. he knew he was going to be a success and i feel that really helped uplift the team

This man is responsible for so many moments of total euphoria in my life. LEGEND 🙌

Ledgend right there..even as a villa fan I was hurt to see him retire..glad I got to see his amazing teams at villa park over the years.

This Ferguson guy has done well maybe he will win some European Cups and more league titles

Man utd in the 90s is one of the most iconic sports teams of all time

Never finished below third... he was right about always being there

classic moment

He emphasized on player's hungriness to win games...that's why Man Management will always be superior to tactical brilliance !!!

greatest manager of all times hands down

I love listening to SAF talk. He makes everything sound simplistic.

He came a man, left a legend. Absolute GOAT. No debate

"In the modern context of football, I think it's very difficult to say that you gonna dominate" - and there he went on, to win another seven league titles in ten years.

Legend

Best manager ever !!!! Without competition

Aged like fine wine.

A great man.

best british manager , and one of a few greats from scotland , not many managers lifted the title in old trafford ,

I hope he does! I really think he can be one of the greatest managers in the world and win a treble!

Love this channel!

The key word that fergie has ALWAYS used, when talking about success is that of HUNGER.

"I think we'll be there all the time now" Yarp.

Hmm..Alex has potential let's give him some time you know

I was waiting for him to stay " we're not here to take parte we're here to take over"

The content this channel puts out is exceptional.

My favorite new KZfaq channel

The GOAT

One of the few clips on youtube that aged well

I was lucky enough to sit down with Sir Alex and talk football for half an hour or so. The prospect was intimidating, but he could not have been nicer or more forthcoming. Obviously, you crossed him at your peril, but if he sensed you knew your football and weren’t going for a “scoop”, he was open and honest. I even got a “nice interview, son” at the end. 😄

A think this guy could be a top manager one day. Well done mate one your league win.

Even a dynasty could not explain his greatness

THE BOSS

He built an amazing team like 3 times over. All he did was win!

Utd of course did dominate English football for the rest of the 90s. What he said back then about it being hard to dominate football is more true now. The level of competition and money involved now, I can't see one club winning the Premiership most seasons. Not over a period of two decades anyway, developing one winning team after another.

This Channel is great

Iconic

He had some bloody good cattle to work with over the years. Some he nurtured and some he bought in. Most of those brilliant foreigners he had came to United because of him. Ole could have a similar effect.

Damn right he did.

Sir Alex Ferguson had a big hand in popularizing premiership football in the world and creating a fast paced playing style. Most of the matches Manchester United played under him are edge of the seat thrillers. He put premiership on the top of other leagues and re-defined financial aspect of running a club. Man Utd generated money from football unlike other clubs with sugar daddies.

Class

Please upload more stuff from the 90s.

GOAT

Look how young he looks 😩

hungry is the most important word here . complacency kicks in rather early now a days .

More Rio interviews pls 2005-2009

ffs the ads last longer then the videos

"We will be there all the time now" And they were.

Should get Jeff going on rant about Middlesbrough

Short answer yes Long answer YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

That man produce a goat 🐐

I don’t like Manchester United as a club, but without doubt Alex Ferguson is the best manager the football league have ever had. Also the team in the 90’s early 2000’s was exceptional and a golden period for English football.

he knew

He did just that

🐐

Wonder how that panned out

Liverpool fan but I’ll be damned if he didn’t build an empire never mind a dynasty. Imagine if he had been Liverpool’s man.

And the rest is history

This is probably better then sky original

This is pure speculation but I wonder how he would have got on managing a club on the continent. However, his record at Aberdeen and Manchester United speaks for itself.

I think SAF wanted to see United fall like they have. It just proves that the success was all down to him. He left the club in the hands of a coach who was happy to get a draw. His players were aging. And now everyone praises his success even more.

We need more top British managers

This channel has Roy and it sells it well!

He had resources he had the money he had the backing . Let’s see the same for ole👊👊

This interview was on 1993 After 20 years of service he retired as manager on 2013 And at that time man utd league title had reached 20 titles too... Is it just a coincidence or he already planned this retirement back on 1993 ?

No way....I think he'll be the first manager to go in the 20/21 season.

Dynasty is what he did

"Without hunger you can't do anything" - Sir Alex 2020 - Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard still playing for the club

Does anyone know if he ended up doing well?

I wonder if anyones asked klopp this recently.

United fans that slag Liverpool for going 30 years without a title often forget that United went 26 and 41 years without titles.

If he doesn't win the PL title 13 times in total after this, i will be disappointed

1993: The First 20 Years Later 2013: The Last

Were they not aware that he would become a Legend?

Alex Ferguson: "How can I stay 1st?" Sports psychologist: "Pretend you're 2nd".

My fear is I see a lot of Fergie in Jurgen Klopp. As a United fan, a football lover who hates everything about Liverpool... it scares me ..

Ferguson actually nearly left in 2002 with Sven Goran Eriksson set to take over. Obviously he was already a United legend but they could have missed out on another 11 years of Ferguson.

Man United were 3-5 Times bigger financially than any other team at that time. The work was done off the field selling the brand unlike other teams who it was an afterthought. Blackburn winning the title woke them up to this but it took other oligarchs and decades of branding to catch up. Liverpool have a deal with Nike to make them similar to the nw York yankees. The ubiquitous NY caps etc not many people know it’s a Yankee’s branded product, not the city itself but it’s a classic and they get people buying their stuff who have no knowledge of baseball. That’s what Nike and Liverpool are trying, like with Federer, Tiger etc...a brand within a brand, if you will.

I wonder how he felt looking at current Manchester United...

Dominates next 20 years and then Moyes gets rid of all backroom staff and Utd become Everton

Not a bad manager to be fair