Autobiography

In 1986, Alex Ferguson was not the most successful at that time by the Manchester United English club and in subsequent years won 38 tournaments with him, including the World Cup, two champion leagues, 13 championships of England and five Cups of England. The holder of 49 different trophies, Ferguson is considered the most successful coach in the history of Great Britain. In 1999, Sir Alex, dedicated to knights, announced his departure from the Manchester’s coaching bridge at the end of the 2012/13 season, in which his team once again won the English Premier League.

In his autobiography, Ferguson talks about how he came to Manchester United and began to win the first victories with the club, recalls many brilliant players whom he trained during the years of work in the club, including David Bekham, Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Runi. He does not hide how difficult he had to do with some players, and also frankly appreciates his famous colleagues-rivals: the Arsenal coach Arsen Wenger, the former Liverpool mentor Rafael Benitsa and the master of emphasis, Jose Mourinho.

This book is not only the story of a successful football coach, not only a look at the modern football of a specialist, perhaps the best of all versed in his essence, but also a portrait of an unusually strong person who knows very well that without severe disappointments There are no big victories.