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Originally Posted by puressence
His place in history died the day he welcomed those @#%&!s in the club pal. And shit on the people he relied on to get him new. Contracts in 2001. U me the fans the people who if we didn't go he wouldn't exist with u love him I feel sorry for him he could say jump off a cliff and thousands would I'm sorry throb I'm not a lamb pal I make my own decisions and views on what I read hear and see , mufc will always be my club sir alex ferguson is someone who passed through .. He was a manager like tommy doch ron atkinson and the rest that's it.
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but the managers are some of the most important people in the club's history, so what you're saying doesn't make much sense
the reality is that we support the club, we don't run it - imagine the mess it would be in if we did
the way critics jump on the few cases where he's had public fallings out with his players is ridiculous - the vast majority of his ex-players have nothing but respect for him, so quite why so much credence would be given to roy keane £#%&! only knows. you say you make your own mind up, but in the same breath you say you do that entirely based on what you read, see and hear - bullshit. if you made your own mind up based on the 'evidence' then the only way you would come to the views you have would be if you completely ignore the overwhelming number of glowing tributes he gets from people he's worked with and competed against; unless you swallow hook line and sinker the tiny minority of views that slag the bloke and/or his management off then you'd admire him. i suspect you do.
as for him welcoming the glazers, how about looking at the whole situation from his point of view as a bloke who loves united and was lucky enough to be the manager - what happened to his team in the 4 years before the takeover? what happened in the 4 years (and more) after? people talk about how the club was put at risk and how ferguson was happy to keep taking the money. but the facts are that the club didn't go pop and ferguson has more than earned his wages since 2005. they are the facts.
at the end of the day it's not about seeing ferguson as some kind of flawless character, it's about respecting his achievements. i always feel a bit sorry for people who spent most of the time slagging united off while we were top of the world in the second half of the last decade. playing great football and winning the right way is exactly what all united fans hold dear, and that's what ferguson's 3rd team delivered...