Sir Alex Ferguson Slams The Blues

Sir Alex Ferguson

Manchester United gaf­fer Sir Alex Fer­guson has pub­licly slammed Roberto Mancini´s Manchester City side for their pusil­lan­im­ous style of foot­ball. Ac­cord­ingly, the of­fens­ive minded man­ager has claimed The Reds would be head­ing for the Eng­lish Premier League title if they had played the same neg­at­ive way as rivals Manchester City.

Sir Alex Fer­guson has been at the ma­na­gerial helm of Manchester United Foot­ball Club since Novem­ber 1986. Dur­ing this time, neigh­bours Manchester City have had 18 dif­fer­ent man­agers. And ac­cord­ing to the ex­per­i­enced coach, it is Manchester United´s at­tack­ing and ad­ven­tur­ous ap­proach that has made the club world fam­ous. The Old Traf­ford out­fit have non­ethe­less suffered a loss of form of late and after be­ing eight points ahead in the Premier League only a few weeks ago, they now sit be­hind lead­ers Manchester City on goal dif­fer­ence with just one match re­main­ing of the sea­son. For their fi­nal fix­ture of the cam­paign, Manchester United travel to Wearside to take on Mar­tin O´Neill´s Sun­der­land team at the Sta­dium of Light this week­end while bit­ter en­emies Manchester City en­ter­tain a re­leg­a­tion strug­gling Queens Park Rangers side at the Eti­had Stadium.

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