Alex ferguson autobiography book review

Alex Ferguson: My Autobiography(2013), ghost-written by Paul Hayward, is the latest book from football’s preeminent manager of the last two decades.

Following his retirement in May 2013 after 26 and a half years in charge of Manchester United, this is a chance for Sir Alex Fergusonto settle some old scores, and share a few opinions previously unvoiced in public.

Alex ferguson autobiography book review

Alex ferguson autobiography book review

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Although there are a few sections relating to his life outside of United, this isn’t a full autobiography per se, but rather a collection of Ferguson’s thoughts on his players and achievements from about 2001-2013.

Managers he pitted his wits against like Benitez and Wenger, players he managed like Keane and Beckham, or faced like Gerrard and Xavi; all come in for the Ferguson treatment here. Some fare better than others, but all are subject to an uncensored appraisal from the most successful manager in the history of English football.

If there’s one message that shines out from Ferguson’s