Ineos blame Sir Alex Ferguson for recent woes

Man United’s leaders frustrated by constant Sir Alex Ferguson comparisons
Manchester United is enduring one of the worst crises in its history. Despite Jim Ratcliffe’s recent takeover, the club continues The post Man United’s leaders frustrated by constant Sir Alex Ferguson comparisons first appeared on Africa Top Sports.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe ‘sick’ of hearing about Man Utd’s decline and ‘some at Ineos think Sir Alex Ferguson is to blame’
SIR JIM RATCLIFFE and the rest of his Ineos group are “sick” of hearing about Manchester United’s glorious past and recent decline. And some within United’s hierarchy
Man Utd 'sick of Sir Alex Ferguson pressure' as INEOS accused of burying club
Man Utd co-owners INEOS are reportedly fed up with reminders about the club's history as they prepare to axe up to 200 more employees.
Man Utd news: INEOS blame Sir Alex Ferguson for recent woes
INEOS are reportedly tired of hearing about Manchester United’s past glories under Sir Alex Ferguson and some members of staff blame the legendary manager for their current struggles.
Sir Alex Ferguson looks disgusted as he watches Man Utd fall apart at Everton in disastrous first-half
SIR ALEX FERGUSON watched Manchester United’s disastrous first half against Everton in absolute horror. Ferguson, 83, was spotted in the stands at Goodison Park watching his former team,
Man Utd decision 'upset' Sir Alex Ferguson before he angrily hit back at 'nonsense' claim
Sir Alex Ferguson delivered trophy after trophy over the course of his historic reign at Manchester United, but David Moyes' spell in charge after he succeeded his fellow Scot proved problematic
INEOS blame Sir Alex Ferguson for Man United’s state and obsess over ignoring past glory
Manchester United co-owners INEOS are reportedly sick of hearing about the club’s successful past and even blame Sir Alex Ferguson for its decline.The jaw-dropping claims are made by The Mirror in
Even Alex Ferguson would struggle at Manchester United now: Ryan Giggs
But the United legend backs current manager Ruben Amorim to come good if given time. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Sir Alex Ferguson, 83, 'blamed for Man Utd's decline by some members of club's board' as woes go on
Manchester United's new INEOS leadership is actively distancing itself from the club's illustrious past, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his team reportedly "sick" of hearing about the glory years. Sir Dave Brailsford,
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Pep Guardiola brutally ignored Sir Alex Ferguson request after the pair had dinner together
In his 2015 book called Leading, Sir Alex outlined how over dinner with Guardiola in New York while he was on his sabbatical ...
Sir Alex Ferguson's opinion of Pep Guardiola says a lot after he ignored phone call request
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'I don’t have any' - David Moyes' cheeky Sir Alex Ferguson quip as he risks Man Utd icon's fury
Everton boss David Moyes made a cheeky Sir Alex Ferguson remark prior to kick-off between the Toffees and Manchester United.
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Mourinho Snubs Alex Ferguson, Guardiola, Names Greatest Premier League Coach
Former Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho has committed Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola when naming the greatest managers in ...
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What Sir Alex Ferguson previously said about Ashley Young diving after late VAR drama in Everton vs Manchester United
Everton squandered a 2-0 lead in the second-half, but they could have won it late in the day after what appeared to be a foul ...
Man United chiefs are 'sick of hearing' about Sir Alex Ferguson's glory days while some bigwigs 'blame' legendary manager for recent woes with his £2m-a-year deal …
Ferguson, 83, was in charge at Old Trafford for 26 years and oversaw the most successful period in the club's history as he ...
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Poor Manchester United get back up off the canvas to earn share of spoils
David Moyes and Ruben Amorim can testify to the difficulties of walking in Alex Ferguson’s footsteps. The most famous comment made by Manchester United’s most decorated manager came after his most ...
‘I’ve not got any’ – David Moyes confesses to ‘schoolboy error’ before Man United reunion
The football managers’ union will be shaking their heads at David Moyes’ admission before his reunion with Manchester United.