Do you think it is time for Sir Alex Ferguson to be replaced as Man. Utd manager?
461843
Yes.\n\nmy pick should be Capello or Magath.
995732
Finally! Someone else agrees! He's a bit like Alex Ferguson at times........ sdvbadfvihaefvnadfbv so you cant understand a word!
22711
As a Man United supporter, I must say no :).  Chelsea is very good but I think United will give them a good run and come out on top in the end.
447906
Right now he's saying nothing, but wish he was, cause he's obviously way beyond his time now. ManU hasnt gotten anything in the last few years, thanks for the old man's tactics.\nHe's been also unable to reshape the team with younger players, with his latest additions to the team lacking everything
694847
Yes.\n\nHe played there under Sir Alex, from the years 1990-1994.  In all, he made 20 appearance, plus another 7 as sub. \n\nYou can read more of it below:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darren_Ferguson\nhttp://www.sporting-heroes.net/football-heroes/displayhero_club.asp?HeroID=2738
981962
Neither Barry nor Richardson should be. If O'Neill and Ferguson, two of the best British managers in history and noted judges of young talent, don't think enough of them to play them every week, then I don't see why they should be in the England squad.
349185
"The Reds" refers to Liverpool. Man Utd is known as the "Red Devils".\n\nAs a fan of both Man Utd. and Beckham, I would not want to see Becks back in Man U. as he should stay in Spain and prove his worth first before moving out to any other club. But it is a fact that Man U has not won ANYTHING of consequence since Ferguson so unceremoniously chucked him out of the team after all the effort Becks put in his career at Man U. The last time they won the League it was with the aid of David Beckham, the guy now everyone says he knows nothing else except free kicks, which is utterly not true.....
1021905
Chelsea is a great team in England , no shame- for what? Rooney plays for Man. United its Ferguson the trainer of Man.United that should be ashamed.
1070425
I really can't see them staying in Germany for much longer. I would say most of their players are all good individual players in their own rights but !!!Do not work well enough in a team. I also don't see why there is any need to have the Captain there simply so that he can take free kicks or corner kicks! He doesn't do anything else. Now i might be old fashioned but my idea is that every players should know and be trusted to do that! \n\nFinally the Wayne Rooney controversy? He reminds me more and more of Roy Keane, another drama queen i can't stand either. No matter how frustrated he gfelt being replaced by Stephen Gerard (Who saved his team a Swedish goal before scoring one himself) He shouldn't act like a prat by thunping the glass roof, throwing his shoes etc. What a bad example this is for young fans!\n\nThen ... I really don't think the manager knows what to do/not do! I'd have sacked him a lot time ago myself//\nFinally! Am i the only one thingking Beckham's blue boots look a bit ridiculous?\n\nWho should play in the Ecuador game? Well i would keep Gerard because he's done so well, bring Rooney on (Need s striker) and keep beckham on the bench because he's not playing!
1036010
i compleatly agree.  he brings down the whole team. they would be so much better off with out him.
820363
Ian Wright is one of my favourite players of all time.  I used to watch him week in, week out at Highbury, and I still think that he was never allowed enough of a chance for England.  Great player, funny guy, massive personality, and yet possibly the least likely England manager I can think of.  I'd prefer most people in that role.  Cilla Black, Dame Edna Everidge, my dog (which died in 1988)............ any of those would be a better choice than Wrighty.\n\nThanks for the idea tho.
808718
Sir Alexander Chapman Ferguson KBE (born 31 December 1941 in Govan, Glasgow) is a Scottish football manager and former player, currently managing Manchester United F.C. \n\nUse the following link if you want more infor :o)
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i think next season willbe the tightest for many years. as we all know chelsea can go out and buy whoever they want  and they will be the team to beat, especially if they do land Michael Ballack.  They need to land a top class striker as crespo and drogba are not cut out for the premiership.\nman united need to get  replacement for roy keane and also need to get the van nilsterooy situation sorted.  if they can buy someone who will strengthen the midfield and have a better combination up front with rooney then they will be hard to stop.  i don't know if they will sell van nilsterooy or just get him more settled.\nliverpool have improved a lot this season. getting over 70points in the premiership has been a long way off recently but this season rafa has the team playing well. if it had not been for that non scoring spell at the start of the season we would be up there now chasing chelsea and united.  obviously the defence is fantastic, it would be even better if we could find someone to take traore.  we need a winger, but then mark gonazalez has been doing fantastic in spain this season so hopefully his visa will be cleared this year.  and of course we need a prolific striker. fowler should stay but his days of scoring 25 goals a season are gone.  we need someone young and who has proven their talent already. darren bent maybe, or andy johnson if palace aren't promoted. \narsenal's young players really came to fruition in the second half of the season and they will have to dratically improve their away form next season if they are going to be up theree. if they manage ot hold on to henry then they will still need to bolster their midfield, especially as it appears pires is leaving. if henry leaves however, they will have a large sum of money to improve the squad. note i didn't say replace him, because a player of his skill and importance will never be replaced.\nso for next season it will be a close run thing. liverpool improved this year in having less stupid results against the minnows butin games against chelsea they suffered. that is the stumbling block for all the big teams, taking points off eachother but then taking nothing off chelsea. \nso to conclude........i think next season will depend on liverpool getting a top class striker. if they do then i think they will be the strongest contender to chelsea's title. bnt i expect chelsea to buy the title again.
838216
I do too, mate, that blimey old codger deserves a good whipping in his rear direction. Oy, I do think that's it's time for a jolly good replacement, mate, don't you?
132836
Definitely Fergie! I'm not saying this just because I'm a Man United fan. I know they haven't been doing too well recently but looking back at the records you have to admit that Fergie's brought loads of success to the team. Sure, Mourihno's doing great but given that huge amount of budget he's expected to do well. I guess Benitez's alright but Wenger's out of the question.
411725
I think that the next manager will have to be a proven bloke unlike Redknapp, Jim Smith etc. They need Curbishley, O'Neill or Allardyce
849399
Alex Ferguson was my boyhood hero. Aged 19 on a foggy winter day in Govan Dec '62 he took on Rangers at Ibrox, single handed..scored a hat-trick for St. Johnstone..could've had five!\nWho could forget the days of Law, Best and Charlton. Even the Scots admired and respected Bobby when he played us at Hampden. George Best, coming back after a week on the p**s, scoring six against Northhampton...Big Peter saving a penalty against Arsenal in the cup in the last minute, then Giggs running the length of the field, beating ten men to score the winner..the last minute never say die goals in injury time to lift the champions league trophy..this is the stuff legends are made of..you could not make it up!\nCannot understand why MUFC are so hated down south..maybe just envy?