Ferguson Hungry for European Glory
By David Hobbs
November 22 2004
Boss Sir Alex Ferguson goes into his 1000th game in charge of The Red Devils in an happy mood, claiming Champions League nights have been the highlight of his 18-year career at Old Trafford. The Scotsman's 1000th game will be at home to French outfit Lyon, who currently top Group D with 10 points.
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson goes into his 1000th game in charge of The Red Devils in an happy mood, claiming Champions League nights have been the highlight of his 18-year career at Old Trafford. The Scotsman's 1000th game will be at home to French outfit Lyon, who currently top Group D with 10 points, two points in front of United and a whopping 7 points ahead of 3rd placed side, Fenerbahce. Ferguson said: "Some of the greatest moments I have had here have been European matches, so to mark my 1000th match as manager with a Champions League tie is just perfect," "After that you have a dream of being in a European Cup and playing against the great teams. It's only since the advent of the Champions League that you have all these teams together in one competition but that has just made it harder to win." However, Ferguson also admitted that
sometimes the Champions League haven't been on United's recently,
commenting: "We have been very unlucky at times and the Bayer Leverkusen semi-final was one of those times but generally I can look back and be proud of the achievements of the team in terms of performance. Manager of Italian giants Juventus, Fabio Capello, has praised his friend Sir Alex Ferguson, touting his success as "historical". "For sure, it's an historical
achievement, for what he did and what he's doing." ManUtdWeb would like to thank Sir Alex Ferguson for 18 joyous years at Old Trafford and 1,000 games. |
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