“A few months into his retirement, at a time when Manchester United were still the champions of England, Sir Alex Ferguson appeared at the Lowry Theatre for an event to promote his new autobiography. On stage, he was invited to expand on some of the subjects he had discussed in his new book. The make-up of his audience meant he had to choose his words carefully when it came to settling scores with much-loved former United players like David Beckham, Roy Keane and Ruud van Nistelrooy. He was on safer ground when it came to another of his favourite subjects: Liverpool. …”
NY Times/The Athletic
Fans invade the pitch before the final whistle as Manchester United are relegated in 1974
Liverpool, Manchester United, 20 league titles and the battle to be England’s most successful club
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