its goin to affect united very well, dm go dy sack like mad

Imanuelle: For sure he's gonna retire.



Even in my football manager 2013, he already retired .

Pls bro where did download your football manager 13, am using HTC G2, and is it free? the free one's one Google play are crap. Thanks man.

Imanuelle: For sure he's gonna retire.



Even in my football manager 2013, he already retired .

Mine isn't working. Pls, how can I get a working FM13

yomola: The fear of playing second fiddle to Jose Mourinho ? Maybe?

idiot murinho aint coming 2 chelsea agn ..

Beginnings surely have an end. At least baba has won every title in england more than any other coach and so he can honorably bow out with so many titles to his name which no one has ever done in the history of football and I don't think anyone is gonna beat that cos of how competitive england football is.
I just hope they'll find a replacement that will fill the vacuum, u neva can tell but it'll come as a shock to everyone when Mourinho takes over, I just hope chelsea fans don't commit suicide and even if he goes to chelsea, he won't stay for long, since he couldn't last in madrid or inter.

ALL THE SAME
UNITED FOR LIFE!!!!!!!

Jose Mourinho welcomes to Old Trafford.

ope o

Ope o.... I ve been praying 4 yur retirement baba cuz yur old age is really affecting you in decision wise....you have done a marvelous job at oldtraford, you re a legend.

WHY RETIRE NAH!THOUGHT U WLD DIE WHILE STILL MANAGING UTD.I'M CERTIAN UTD WLD BE DISUTD AT HIS RETIREMENT.HAHAHAHAHEHEHE ;DWHY RETIRE NAH!THOUGHT U WLD DIE WHILE STILL MANAGING UTD.I'M CERTIAN UTD WLD BE DISUTD AT HIS RETIREMENT.HAHAHAHAHEHEHE

No retire next season oh

There wil be a press conference at old trafford 10 am today. Stay tune

Imanuelle: For sure he's gonna retire.



Even in my football manager 2013, he already retired .

bros hw did u install the FM 2013. Its been given me problem.

What if Mourinho is BIZARRELY headed for Old Trafford? Pep toyed with all before, innit?

We Gunners have nothing but respect for SAF he has really done well for Man u and his achievement will be written in gold forever.

As for this noise making chelsea fan let that lousy mourinho come I bet you chelsea will not see top 4 again, if mourinho is that good take him to a club like reading without pay cheque and let see if can bring them to the premiership.

lmao. a good orator leaves d stage wen d ovation is loudest BUT my oga @d trafford is leaving wen Mo (d special one is ......hahahahaha). laugh in swahili

BBC has announced Manchester United will be making a statement soon. Could it be true?

Manchester United has confirmed Sir Alex Ferguson is retiring at the end of this season.

i see mourinho coming to united but as a man united fan i don't like mourihno....i prefer everton coach david moyes....another scotish doing a good job at everton

Manutd19:



which one is nigerians being gullible now? Journalist, fans, all over the world are saying and making it a hot topic and here you having a go at nigerians..............our junior brother(ghanian)you must be

Nah.. just dat u guys beliv any crap dat pops out d news.

which other coach will man u bring that has what it takes to shout at the refs? is this the end of man u in epl?
i love mourinho because to fergie, THE FEAR OF MOURINHO IS THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM.
mourinho comes with heart attack. he(mou) is not a quiet coach. with the health of fergie, i don't think he can stand mourinho's pressure again.
who will manure buy now that they can't win any team without wayo?
i am really feeling for the devils and the red devils.
devil is in a big shiiiit.
the going of fergie means the end of giggs, schools and other weak links in the team and it is a wake up call for the whole players who have been enjoying MUST WIN era under this fraudulent old man.
but is it possible for fergie to leave manure? no, i don't think so.
if he does, arsenal will be better than the team at least for 3 seasons.

MOURINHO IS TAKING OVER FROM FERGIE ANYWAYS

its as been confirm #Sir Alex Ferguson retires. source...Al jazeraa

the man with a face that resemble baboon nyash don go. no more favouritism in epl.

Mourinho escaped from England after fergie took the EPL from him,yet some chavski fans are talking of fergie fearing Mou?no wonder ppl say they r all illiter8 touts and bikemen....@ topic even if fergie retires 2moro rest assured he'll run back nxt season when he gets bored with Cathy

Sir Alex retires • Thirteenth league title in 26 years will be his last
• Most successful manager in English football history to
become a director of Manchester United FC NYSE: MANU. Manchester, UK. Sir Alex Ferguson will retire at
the end of the season, Manchester United announced today. The most successful manager in English football history will
bow out after the West Bromwich Albion game on 19 May
and join the football club board. Announcing his decision to retire, Sir Alex Ferguson said: “The decision to retire is one that I have thought a great
deal about and one that I have not taken lightly. It is the
right time. “It was important to me to leave an organisation in the
strongest possible shape and I believe I have done so. The
quality of this league winning squad, and the balance of
ages within it, bodes well for continued success at the
highest level whilst the structure of the youth set-up will
ensure that the long-term future of the club remains a bright one. “Our training facilities are amongst the finest in global sport
and our home Old Trafford is rightfully regarded as one of
the leading venues in the world. “Going forward, I am delighted to take on the roles of both
Director and Ambassador for the club. With these activities,
along with my many other interests, I am looking forward to
the future. “I must pay tribute to my family, their love and support has
been essential. My wife Cathy has been the key figure
throughout my career providing a bedrock of both stability and encouragement.
Words are not enough to express what this has meant to me. “As for my players and staff, past and present, I would like to
thank them all for a staggering level of professional conduct
and dedication that has helped to deliver so many
memorable triumphs. Without their contribution the history
of this great club would not be as rich. “In my early years, the backing of the board, and Sir Bobby
Charlton in particular, gave me the confidence and time to
build a football club, rather than just a football team. “Over the past decade, the Glazer family have provided me
with the platform to manage Manchester United to the best
of my ability and I have been extremely fortunate to have
worked with a talented and trustworthy Chief Executive in
David Gill. I am truly grateful to all of them. “To the fans, thank you. The support you have provided over
the years has been truly humbling. It has been an honour
and an enormous privilege to have had the opportunity to
lead your club and I have treasured my time as manager of
Manchester United.” Joel Glazer said: “Alex has proven time and time again what a fantastic
manager he is but he’s also a wonderful person. His
determination to succeed and dedication to the Club have
been truly remarkable. I will always cherish the wonderful
memories he has given us, like that magical night in
Moscow." Avie Glazer said:
“I am delighted to announce that Alex has agreed to stay
with the Club as a director. His contributions to Manchester
United over the last 26 years have been extraordinary and,
like all United fans, I want him to be a part of its future.” David Gill said: “I’ve had the tremendous pleasure of working very closely
with Alex for 16 unforgettable years – through the Treble,
the double, countless trophy wins and numerous signings. “We knew that his retirement would come one day and we
both have been planning for it by ensuring the quality of
the squad and club structures are in first class condition. “Alex’s vision, energy and ability have built teams – both on
and off the pitch – that his successor can count on as among
the best and most loyal in world sport. “The way he cares for this club, his staff and for the football
family in general is something that I admire. It is a side to
him that is often hidden from public view but it is
something that I have been privileged to witness in the last
16 years. “What he has done for this club and for the game in general
will never be forgotten. It has been the greatest experience of my working life being alongside Alex and a great honour
to be able to call him a friend.”

I've been dreading this day! no one expected it would come this soon.

Viva SAF!

baba caoch one more n beat mourinho... Then u can retire

Sunehri_145: Manure can not make top 4 without web/saf

A legend is retiring...for once in your miserable life, reach for some class and join his friends and foes in showing respect to a true legend of the game. Love him or hate him, he is the most successful club manager in British history.

the more you shower insults on him, the more shame you bring to your club.

al-qaeda:
the man with a face that resemble baboon nyash don go. no more favouritism in epl.

u don shayo again

Sir Alex Ferguson will retire at the end of the
season, Manchester United have confirmed.
Rumours about Ferguson's United future
began to circulate at the club's golf day on
Tuesday and were widely carried in
Wednesday's newspapers.
And at 9.15am United made the
announcement on their website that English
football's most successful manager will call
time on a 26-and-a-half-year reign this
summer.
Ferguson's decision comes just days after he
secured his 13th Premier League title, and he
also delivered United two European Cups, five
FA Cups, four League Cups and a European
Cup Winners' Cup.
He will stay on at old Trafford as a director
and a club ambassador.
In a statement, Ferguson said: "The decision
to retire is one that I have thought a great
deal about and one that I have not taken
lightly. It is the right time.
"It was important to me to leave an
organisation in the strongest possible shape
and I believe I have done so. The quality of
this league winning squad, and the balance of
ages within it, bodes well for continued
success at the highest level whilst the
structure of the youth set-up will ensure that
the long-term future of the club remains a
bright one.
"Our training facilities are amongst the finest
in global sport and our home Old Trafford is
rightfully regarded as one of the leading
venues in the world.
"Going forward, I am delighted to take on the
roles of both Director and Ambassador for
the club. With these activities, along with my
many other interests, I am looking forward to
the future.
"I must pay tribute to my family, their love and
support has been essential. My wife Cathy has
been the key figure throughout my career,
providing a bedrock of both stability and
encouragement. Words are not enough to
express what this has meant to me.
"As for my players and staff, past and
present, I would like to thank them all for a
staggering level of professional conduct and
dedication that has helped to deliver so many
memorable triumphs. Without their
contribution the history of this great club
would not be as rich.
"In my early years, the backing of the board,
and Sir Bobby Charlton in particular, gave me
the confidence and time to build a football
club, rather than just a football team.
"Over the past decade, the Glazer family
have provided me with the platform to
manage Manchester United to the best of my
ability and I have been extremely fortunate to
have worked with a talented and trustworthy
Chief Executive in David Gill. I am truly
grateful to all of them.
"To the fans, thank you. The support you
have provided over the years has been truly
humbling. It has been an honour and an
enormous privilege to have had the
opportunity to lead your club and I have
treasured my time as manager of
Manchester United."

Sir Alex Ferguson will retire at the end of the
season, Manchester United have confirmed.
Rumours about Ferguson's United future
began to circulate at the club's golf day on
Tuesday and were widely carried in
Wednesday's newspapers.
And at 9.15am United made the
announcement on their website that English
football's most successful manager will call
time on a 26-and-a-half-year reign this
summer.
Ferguson's decision comes just days after he
secured his 13th Premier League title, and he
also delivered United two European Cups, five
FA Cups, four League Cups and a European
Cup Winners' Cup.
He will stay on at old Trafford as a director
and a club ambassador.
In a statement, Ferguson said: "The decision
to retire is one that I have thought a great
deal about and one that I have not taken
lightly. It is the right time.
"It was important to me to leave an
organisation in the strongest possible shape
and I believe I have done so. The quality of
this league winning squad, and the balance of
ages within it, bodes well for continued
success at the highest level whilst the
structure of the youth set-up will ensure that
the long-term future of the club remains a
bright one.
"Our training facilities are amongst the finest
in global sport and our home Old Trafford is
rightfully regarded as one of the leading
venues in the world.
"Going forward, I am delighted to take on the
roles of both Director and Ambassador for
the club. With these activities, along with my
many other interests, I am looking forward to
the future.
"I must pay tribute to my family, their love and
support has been essential. My wife Cathy has
been the key figure throughout my career,
providing a bedrock of both stability and
encouragement. Words are not enough to
express what this has meant to me.
"As for my players and staff, past and
present, I would like to thank them all for a
staggering level of professional conduct and
dedication that has helped to deliver so many
memorable triumphs. Without their
contribution the history of this great club
would not be as rich.
"In my early years, the backing of the board,
and Sir Bobby Charlton in particular, gave me
the confidence and time to build a football
club, rather than just a football team.
"Over the past decade, the Glazer family
have provided me with the platform to
manage Manchester United to the best of my
ability and I have been extremely fortunate to
have worked with a talented and trustworthy
Chief Executive in David Gill. I am truly
grateful to all of them.
"To the fans, thank you. The support you
have provided over the years has been truly
humbling. It has been an honour and an
enormous privilege to have had the
opportunity to lead your club and I have
treasured my time as manager of
Manchester United."

Chelsea fans might be shytting themselves right now.

With Pep out of the way, United and not Chelsea might well be Jose's next destination