Ferguson, Alex - Alex Ferguson My Autobiography

Rummenigge, Karl-Heinz

Rush, Ian

Ryan, Jim

Cristiano Ronaldo

Roy Keane

Wayne Rooney

Saha, Louis

St Mirren FC

Frank McGarvey incident

loses to Raith Rovers

players at

Salmon, Peter

Sar, Edwin van der

and Manchester Utd FC

and Roy Keane

2008–09 UEFA Champions League

2010–11 UEFA Champions League

Savage, Robbie

Schmeichel, Peter

relationship with team-mates

retires

talent

view of Ronaldo

Scholes, Paul

and Arsène Wenger

Class of ’92

fined by AF

first XI

going to ground

interest in horses

position

retirement

Robin van Persie

shapes future of Manchester Utd FC

talent

2004 European Cup

2008–09 UEFA Champions League

2010–11 UEFA Champions League

2011–12 UEFA Champions League

2012–13 season

Scotland

Scotland Boys Club

Scottish Football Association (SFA)

Second Board

Shankly, Bill

Sharpe, Lee

Shaw, Angus

Shaw, Bob

Shearer, Alan

Sheffield United FC

Sheringham, Teddy: at Manchester Utd FC

at Tottenham Hotspur FC

Shilton, Peter

Shotbolt, Karen

Sillett, John

Silva, David

Silva, Fábio and Rafael da

Sivebaek, John

Sky

Smalling, Chris

signs to Manchester Utd FC

2010–11 season

2011–12 UEFA Champions League

2012–13 season

Šmicer, Vladimír

Smith, Alan

Smith, Jim

Smith, John

Smith, Sir Roland

Smith, Walter

Solskjaer, Ole Gunnar

Souness, Graeme

Spearing, Jay

Spector, Jonathan

Speedie, David

Sporting Lisbon

Stam, Jaap

Staunton, Steve

Steele, Eric

Stein, Jock

Stiles, Nobby

Stone, Mike

Stretford, Paul

Styles, Rob

Suárez, Luis

Sunderland FC

Sutton, Alan

Swales, Harry

Swansea City FC

Switzer, George

Taibi, Massimo

Taylor, Gordon

Taylor, Graham

Terry, John

Tévez, Carlos: at Man City FC

at Manchester Utd FC

2008–09 UEFA Champions League

Thomas, Michael

Thornley, Ben

Thornton, Bill

Torres, Fernando

Tottenham Hotspur FC

Touré, Kolo

Townsend, Phil

Turner, Graham

Tyldesley, Clive

UEFA Champions League: 1991

1992

1993

1999 5

2001–02

2003

2003–04

2005

2006

2008

2009

2011

2011–12

2012–13

2013

United States of America: AF’s interest in

American Civil War (1861–1865)

Unsworth, David

Valdés, Victor

Valencia, Antonio

2010–11 UEFA Champions League

2011–12 season

Verón, Juan Sebastián

at Manchester Utd FC

and the press

signs to Chelsea

Vidić, Nemanja

as a centre-back

injuries

signs to Manchester Utd FC

2008–09 UEFA Champions League

2011 Community Shield

2011–12 UEFA Champions League

Viduka, Mark

Vieira, Patrick

Villarreal CF

Vitesse Arnhem

Walker, Dan

Walker, David 1

Walker, Jack

Wallace, Jock

Wallwork, Ronnie

Walsh, Andy

Walsh, David

Warnock, Neil

Watford FC

Watkins, Maurice

Watson, Geoff

Webb, Neil

Welbeck, Danny

2011–12 UEFA Champions League

2012–13 season

Wenger, Arsène

and AF

at Arsenal FC

and Robin van Persie

2011–12 Champions League

West Bromwich Albion FC

West Ham FC

Westwater, Jimmy

Whelan, Ronnie

Whelan, Tony

Whitehouse, Brian

Whiteside, Norman

Wigan Athletic FC

Wiley, Alan

Wilkinson, Howard

Wilshere, Jack

Wiltord, Sylvain

Wimbledon FC

Winter, Jeff

Winterburn, Nigel

Wise, Dennis

Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolves) FC

World Cup see FIFA World Cup

Wrexham FC

Wright, Ian

Xavi

Yeats, Ron

Yorke, Dwight

Young, Ashley

Zabaleta, Pablo

Zola, Gianfranco

I had no idea an Old Trafford stand would be named after me. It was a conspiracy, but one that left me very proud.

Bobby Robson had great charisma. We take turns with the media after a 1981 UEFA Cup tie between my Aberdeen and his Ipswich Town.

My big European breakthrough – Aberdeen beat Real Madrid in the 1983 European Cup Winners’ Cup.

In Gothenburg, Willie Miller lifts our European trophy. Aberdeen beat one of the biggest names in football.

I was assistant Scotland manager alongside Jock Stein. He was touched by genius and I would bombard him with questions about management.

Martin Edwards, the United Chairman, stood by me in the dark days before my first trophy.

Did the 1990 FA Cup final replay win over Crystal Palace save my job as United manager? I reckon I would have survived. On the left is Norman Davies, kit man and close friend, who is sadly no longer with us.

Ryan Giggs was revered by the other United players. Here he floats past Wimbledon’s Warren Barton in his boyish early days.

Paul Scholes was better than Paul Gascoigne. ‘Too small,’ I thought when I first saw him as a lad. Wrong.

The 1992 vintage: coach Eric Harrison with the golden boys who became the heart of a great United Team, ( left to right ) Giggs, Butt, Beckham, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Scholes and Terry Cooke.

Eric Cantona could shape games in his own artistic image. His late goal won us the 1996 FA Cup final.

The banter always flowed between Steve Bruce ( left ) and Gary Pallister. But they were one of the greatest centre-half partnerships.