Fergie proved time and time again he could change and adapt to anything in football.
Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In
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Don't suppose you have a link?
it was a private tracker, but Id imagine its everywhere now
which tracker? can't find it anywhere yet. IPT, TL,...
it was off usenet
What's the full name of the release?
Can't find it on the two private trackers I use, will just have to wait I guess.
These social media sites are dominated by loud dim cnuts in general.
Deep down, most fans are decent people away from the bluster of supporting their club with likeminded fans online.
While our journeys are all different, we all share the rollercoaster ride of emotions that come with supporting our chosen clubs.
Fergie certainly did make the childhoods miserable for our rival fans.
But I know plenty of City and Liverpool fans who have nothing but total respect for his achievements today. The loud vile cnuts are the extreme minority, and even most of them are using these platforms to mask much deeper problems.You must have forgotten how we played in 2008. Two low banks of four and five, Scholes dedicated to take out Messi. Get them on the counters. 1-0 over 180 mins, very few chances. It was very well executed, and very pragmatic.
Putting Giggsy talking about that fatherly influence in the trailer is not great timing.
Well that trailer hits you in the feels. Can't wait to watch it.
Damn, that trailer alone really makes me feel conflicted. Incredibly proud of what he (and we) achieved during his time, but also incredibly sad at what's happened since.
Those days of football passion are gone forever.
Those days of football passion are gone forever.
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Don´t agree but they are hard with more and more clubs becoming soulless entities.Damn, that trailer alone really makes me feel conflicted. Incredibly proud of what he (and we) achieved during his time, but also incredibly sad at what's happened since.
Those days of football passion are gone forever.
Looks awesome
He hasnt lost it, that magnetic way he has, when a man like SAF talks, people listen. I wish I had the chance to get to know him personally.
If theres one man who would've accepted the challenge of Klopp and Pep it would be the great man himself.
Reckon I’ll be in bits watching this. Ugly crying. Even the fecking trailer has me emotional.
Yeah, a few of those scenes will be a tough watch. Devestating to hear the great man saying he was crying while fearing for his memory
I shed a tear, not actually joking.
Indeed. I'm just not sure it was the same at 70 years of age plus.
That trailer got me all emotional. For fecks sake.
It's fecking heart breaking to listen to that but at least we know in the end he came out on top. Incredible recovery. Long live the gaffer!
Yeah, fair. I suppose I would have been better by saying that my passion towards football will never get back to those levels again.
Look forward to this. What a career he had
I put a request into speed.
Goosebumps watching that trailer. Cannot wait to watch this when it’s released later this month
Yup I am one of them (Though you dont know me). I watched SAF turn out team after team of achievers and hard workers playing for the cause, a real lesson in man management, so I read his book, really interesting to see how he worked and I am sure plenty of managers have taken their lead from him.These social media sites are dominated by loud dim cnuts in general.
Deep down, most fans are decent people away from the bluster of supporting their club with likeminded fans online.
While our journeys are all different, we all share the rollercoaster ride of emotions that come with supporting our chosen clubs.
Fergie certainly did make the childhoods miserable for our rival fans.
Yeah they created chaos to pressure SAF to back down over a private row - which he did. In the confusion the Glazers opportunistically bought up the club in a way that otherwise would have had far more scrutiny. In my view with more scrutiny they would have been blocked just like Murdoch was (though for different and obvious reasons) because there would have been a huge uproar, instead of it being a post script to a story people were already sick of. SAF himself would have had something to say were he not already up to his neck in horse sh1t.
Ergo the Glazers are the result of Fergie's row over a horse. He's a great man but that doesn't mean he's perfect.
Somewhat agree with the causation fallacy, but buying the Buccaneers in 1995 didn’t make the family ‘sporting behemoths’ by any stretch of the imagination, even with the one SB win a couple years prior to the purchase. They were behemoths in their chosen field of business & that allowed them the clout & finances to purchase Tampa Bay.
The Glazer sporting cred grew massively after purchasing United. They benefitted by the United brand both financially & through United’s stature in football. If anything, it could be argued that the family gained the sporting respectability they wanted through their purchase of United as opposed to their ownership of the Buccaneers.
Goosebumps watching that trailer. Cannot wait to watch this when it’s released later this month
Same. Goosebumps. What a legend. Never forget that day when he got ill. Thank God he recovered.
Been a while since I remember having the same amount of goosebumps as I do right now after seeing that trailer.
Me too.
Thanks for the correction. You'd have a more accurate idea of their standing when it comes to TB. I just remember a Superbowl win against the Raiders somewhere around the turn of the millennium.
It's out on torrents !!
Unfortunately it was a blip v. sustained quality.
The Glazers did turn the Bucs into a billion dollar franchise after only paying $190ish million for it (that amazingly was a record in 1995). It was not quite the leveraged buyouts out the United purchase was & it was rather lowball for being a record. The subsequent 10 years were also a tad sketchy due to the stadium being fully Tampa Bay Area taxpayer funded / Tampa Sports Authority gouged.
What can be said positively about these feckers is that both franchises did hit highs during their ownership (Bucs reaching the ultimate high twice), but the way they acquired the teams & their subsequent financial gain while turning a blind eye to immense challenges within each franchise leave an overall bad taste in my mouth, even with last year’s dream run still fresh in my memory.
Yeah completely, I don't get it as I've never met Ferguson personally but just thinking of the man almost dying gets me emotional.
We're only 10 points off City now with a decent rather than great team. Fergie alone would make up that gap before even discuss better players.
I think the only adjustment would be a bigger, better squad. To allow us to rotate and keep the standard up.
Woupd be great if the doc asked him about team and squad building after the two Champs League wins. Would he have done it differently looking back.