For Manchester United fans, the pattern is wearisomely familiar. A new manager comes in, there is an immediate boost and results improve. At the end of an uplifting first season, a new contract is signed,

Manchester United have gone through 10 managers, both short-term and permanent, since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson from the helm at Old Trafford. The most recent, Ruben Amorim, was sacked on Monday after 14 months of poor performances and poorer results.

SIR ALEX FERGUSON watched on from the stands at Elland Road with a long-term colleague as Manchester United faced Leeds. The former Red Devils boss took his place behind United chief executive

Sir Alex Ferguson has faced his fair share of adversity since retiring as Manchester United manager in 2013, with a brain haemorrhage and the death of his wife, Cathy, among the challenges he has had

This approach garnered acclaim from Sir Alex Ferguson, a legendary nurturer of young talent. Discussing Solskjaer in early 2021, Ferguson told the BBC: "If you don't get results, there's questions to be asked. He is getting the results, he really has done very well.

The “Impossible Dream” banner so often seen over the years at Manchester United’s Old Trafford is a fan-inspired tribute to the extraordinary career of revered former manager Alex Ferguson.

After sacking Ruben Amorim, Manchester United are going in search of their seventh permanent manager in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era - but things could have been oh so different