Ferguson on recovery from ‘frightening’ brain haemorrhage
Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson recalls his recovery from the near-fatal brain haemorrhage he suffered in 2018.
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# AMORIM LANDS MILAN JOB – THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES… NOT!
Well, well, well. Ruben Amorim has landed himself the AC Milan job, and honestly? Good luck to him. The Portuguese tactician lasted barely six months at Old Trafford before getting his marching orders in January, and now he’s off to the San Siro trying to resurrect another sleeping giant.
Look, I’m not going to pile on the bloke unnecessarily. Amorim came in with a big reputation from Sporting, but it just never clicked, did it? We were languishing in mid-table obscurity under his watch, playing football that had us all scratching our heads most weeks. The 3-4-3 experiment? Painful to watch. The results spoke for themselves, and INEOS made the right call pulling the plug when they did.
What happened next is what really matters, and it’s why we should all be buzzing right now. Enter Michael Carrick – our Head Coach, our legend, our saviour. Eleven wins in sixteen matches as interim. Beat City, Arsenal AND Liverpool. Dragged us from the depths to third place and Champions League qualification. The man just GETS this club.
While Amorim heads to Italy to start rebuilding his reputation, we’ve got Carrick locked in until 2028 with a squad that’s finally starting to gel. Šeško and Cunha are firing, Mainoo’s running the midfield, and we’re back in Europe’s elite competition where we belong.
Milan can have Amorim. We’ve got a Head Coach who bleeds red, knows the United way inside out, and has already proven he can get results when it matters most.
Here’s to looking forward, not backward. The Carrick era is just getting started, and after that third-place finish, I’m convinced the best is yet to come.
**GGMU! 🔴**
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