Sir Ferguson rushed to hospital
Retired legendary Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, was rushed to hospital on Sunday an hour before his former club played Liverpool. According to media reports, Ferguson who is a regular at the club’s Old Trafford stadium felt unwell while at the Theatre of Dreams preparing to attend the highly important Liverpool match, and was […]
Retired legendary Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, was rushed to hospital on Sunday an hour before his former club played Liverpool.
According to media reports, Ferguson who is a regular at the club’s Old Trafford stadium felt unwell while at the Theatre of Dreams preparing to attend the highly important Liverpool match, and was rushed to the hospital.
Public fears were also allayed with confirmation that the action to visit the hospital was precautionary, with no major health issue mentioned.
The current hospital attention is different from the brain haemorrhage the 84-year-old former Aberdeen coach suffered in 2018, his only major health issue till date.
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Bidding to return to the UEFA Champions League after a two-year absence, Manchester United will seal a return with a win or draw in the fixture against Liverpool.
The fallen giants of English football are crawling their way back into the top bracket since the interim appointment of Mchael Carrick in January this year.
Man United have not won the league or Champions League since Ferguson retired after the 2012/13 season.
He won 38 trophies during his 28 years as coach of the Red Devils, including two UCL trophies and 13 EPL titles.