This celebratory, revealing, and entertaining autobiography chronicles the extraordinary career of the greatest manager in British soccer history. Over four years, Alex Ferguson reflects on his journey from the tough shipyard areas of Govan to his retirement after 27 years at Manchester United, where he led the team to its 13th Premier League title. Widely regarded as the finest manager in the sport, Ferguson witnessed monumental changes at Manchester United, yet the quality of his league-winning squads remained a constant. His tenure included a second Champions League victory in 2008 and the establishment of a purposeful, welcoming culture that has endured. Ferguson discusses navigating these changes and the evolution of Manchester United into a global sports powerhouse. He shares poignant farewells to players like Roy Keane and David Beckham, details the challenge of building a new Champions League side around stars like Ronaldo and Rooney, and reflects on intense rivalries with teams such as Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, and City. Additionally, he offers insights into the psychology of management and reveals his passions and interests beyond soccer.
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