SIR ALEX FERGUSON FAREWELL SPEECH 12/5/2013

SIR ALEX FERGUSON - THANKS BOSS [1986-2013]

SIR ALEX FERGUSON'S LAST GAME AT OLD TRAFFORD - SUNDAY 12/05/2013

RYAN GIGGS "LEGEND OF THE PREMIER LEAGUE"

RYAN GIGGS ~ HIS FINAL APPEARANCE.

RYAN GIGGS - GREATEST MANCHESTER UNITED PLAYER - 1991-2014

ERNEST MANGNALL ~ MUFC

Ernest Mangnall - (Manchester United Manager 1903 - 1912)

- Ernest Mangnall, who took over as secretary-manager of Manchester United after James West resigned in September 1902, was an immediately recognisable figure around Manchester in the early years of the 20th century. he had a character to match and was a peerless motivator of players long before the phrase 'Man-management' had even been dreamed of. 

Mangnall's claim on history rests with his record at United. Almost as soon as he arrived from his previous job as secretary at Burnley, Mangnall proved an inspired appointment. After two third-place finishes, he earned United a much awaited promotion in his third season, and once in the First Division he built a team good enough to win the club's first two Championships in 1907/08 and 1910/11, and the FA Cup in 1909. Mangnall also oversaw the club's move from Bank Street in Clayton to its new stadium at Old Trafford in 1910.