Which clubs did Alex Ferguson manage before Man Utd?
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Aberdeen, St Mirren and East Stirlingshire
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Did you remember the question wrongly? Peter Beardsley played as a striker for Man United and in goal for Newcastle though.
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Manchester United!!!!!!!!!!!!! Better team chemistry and a better group of youngsters who will keep the success of the club on the rise. Also Ferguson is a better manager.
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Too many of them that's for sure...  \n\nThis article claims it is Rio Ferdinand:\n\nManchester United enter their first season under the Glazer clan, following American tycoon Malcolm Glazer's hugely unpopular takeover of the richest club in the world of football. So, this campaign could be crucial for Sir Alex Ferguson and his future at the Old Trafford, but the manager has not invested much during the off-season. Sir Alex had been looking for a first-choice goalkeeper and he hopes the signing of Edwin van der Sar ends the hunt. Korean forward Ji-Sung Park, who arrived from Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven, also looks a promising addition, but Ferguson has failed to strengthen the rest of the squad. However, Manchester United start the new season boosted by the news that Rio Ferdinand is staying at Old Trafford. The 26-year-old defender ended speculation about his future by penning an improved new four-year contract. English media reports said Ferdinand wanted more than €170,000 a week, almost certainly making him England's highest-paid player, but the terms of the new deal were not disclosed. However, Manchester United need to avoid yet another bad start in order to finish higher than last season.\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nAlthough he is captain of the national English team, David Beckham lives in Spain and plays for Real Madrid.
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FC United of Manchester
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Manchester United have won eight Premier League titles (since 1992 when the premiership started)\n\nUnited have won 15 League Championships in total (seven First Division Championships - pre 1992).
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Manchester United \n1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01
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Yeah I think Eric Cantona or Mark Hughes would be great managers for Man U. However, I think Carlos Queiroz is the best choice cos after all, he's been doing a great job with Fergie. Or maybe Martin O'Neill...or even Roy Keane? Who knows.\n\nAnd I'd be glad if noone here mention Jose Mourinho to replace our great Ferguson. He's no match for him.
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no English manager has won it since it was changed to the Premier League. Howard Wilkinson won the League at Leeds when it was still called the 1st division.\nManagers to win the Premier League are:\nAlex Ferguson - Man Utd\nKenny Dalglish - Blackburn\nArsene Wenger - Arsenal\nJose Mourinho - Chelsea
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Sir Bobby Robson 1982-1990\nGlenn Hoddle 1996-1999\nSir Alf Ramsey 1963-1974
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Hmmm, Man Utd were once beaten by Sunderland 2-1 and then Southamptom 6-3 ( i think so) some premiership seasons ago, 1997/1998 season i think.\n\nHow about that?
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bet fergie smashed his tea set they give him for his 20 years service,at half time! all over the dressing room. LOL (: SOUTHEND 1  MAN UTD 0  lol
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You must be a Chelski fan to make such a ridiculous statement!!\n\ni'm a Spurs fan,so have no great love of Man U. or Ferguson....but he is miles ahead of Mourinho.i think he's won over 25major trophies(including several at Aberdeen,with no money and when he had no experience!).Mourinho would take at least 10years to even get close to ferguson's achievements,that doesn't mean he's not a great manager,we just don't know yet!! he was at Porto who are a massive club and had some great players when he took over,now he is at Chelski,with more money than sense! so is he really that great? or just very lucky?\n\ni bet if you put Mourinho in charge of a club like Aberdeen,he wouldn't acheive what Sir Alex did!!\n\nget your facts straight mate!!
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REd Devils, MAnchester United.\n\nThe great Cantona years.
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Rio Ferdinand - Man United
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OK:\nLIverpool = Reds: Man U = Red Devils: Bolton = Trotters: Newcastle = The Magpies or Toon: Sheffield United = Blades:  Huddersfield Town = The Terriers:  Arsenal = The Gunners: Orient - The O's:  Brentford = The Bees:  Clyde: the Bully Wee:  Celtic = The Hoops:  Rangers - Gers: Barnsley = the Tykes:  Sheffield Wednesday= The Owls: Oldham = The Latics (also Wigan):  Darlington=  The Quakers:  Northampton =  The Cobblers: Everton = The Toffees:  Luton = The Hatters (also Stockport County):  Crystal Palace = The Eagles:  Watford = Hornets:  Aberdeen = Dons:  Hearts = Jam Tarts:  Southampton = The Saints (also St Mirren and St Johnstone):  Aston Villa= the Villeins: Charlton= The Addicks:  Leicester = The Foxes:  Fulham = The Cottagers: Portsmouth = Pompey: Peterborough = the Posh:  Ayr Utd = The Honest Men:  Cowdenbeath =  The Blue Brazil:  Man City = The Citizens:  Tottenham = Spurs:  Wolverhampton = Wolves:  Arbroath =  Red Lichties:  Montrose = Gable Endies:  Leeds = Peacocks: Ipswich = The Tractor Boys:  Norwich = The Canaries:  West Brom = The Baggies:  Walsall = The Saddlers:  Birmingham:  the Blues (also Chelsea):  Bristol Rovers = the Pirates:  Crewe = The Railwaymen:  Chesterfield = The Spireites:  Hull = Tigers:  Wycombe:  Chairboys
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since the prem began i have to say man utd 1996-2002 are the best team and for me altho i lov cantona roy keane is the best player. other players i have admired are shearer viera fowler (before he lost the plot) and zola the player of the moment tho has to be henry tho i think he's hit a lean spell.\n\npast would still be man utd 1996-2002 players theres so many i couldn't choose pele maradona cruyff charlton beckenbaur the list goes on.