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Sir Alex Ferguson's future as Manchester United manager was shrouded in doubt on Tuesday evening, with sources claiming that there would be a statement about his position and that the squad had been told to expect an announcement. Some of the United squad were at a golf day on Tuesday at Dunham Massey, where they played against members of the coaching staff and were told to prepare to receive news regarding their manager. United's press department could not be reached to confirm or deny the story. Since leading United to a 20th championship and the 13th of his 27-year reign at the club, the 71-year-old has offered no hint that he may end his tenure. Yet given that since he announced his retirement at the end of the 2001-2 season months ahead of the close of that campaign before performing a U-turn, Ferguson vowed to make any future decision at short notice. United had earlier confirmed reports that Ferguson is booked in for hip surgery immediately after the club return from their three-week pre-season tour at the end of July. That Ferguson will have his summer break and then travel to Thailand, Australia, Japan and Hong Kong before the operation suggested he was not going to be on the sidelines for too long.

He's been at this for ages, I'll be interested to see how McInnes deals with this

Anyone been watching the world championships this year? I've missed loads, Hendry is an awful pundit it has to be said. Total robot

signing a striker would be a good thing

Only a matter of time before timmy mallet gets on that list

I didn't see the benfica game but it sounds like its scummy team versus scummy team to win the diddy euro cup. The final will be the teams 19th game in the tournament if memory serves, that's half a season's worth of games for not very much coin when you consider the detrimental effect it has on squads. Don't blame Rodgers at all for not wanting to play in it next year

not going to happen but i think a barca bvb final would be a better game imo

fair one, didn't know that

yeah that would be a factor with the big games, doesn't really affect the lower attendances though

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992%E2%80%9393_Aberdeen_F.C._season interestingly, the attendance figures from this season 20 years ago are not so dissimilar............ and when you look at the team we had then...............

avoiding the star trek trailer like the plague, really want to go into that movie not knowing a thing about it. Managed to do so with the last one and it was well worth the effort, i hate how much information is released about films these days

Still enough to get Green scarpering pronto, smoke and fire springs to mind

I think that's a really good statement he put out, whoever wrote it for him did it well. Whatever else you can say about Suarez he's top quality entertainment. The whole biting thing has been blown out of proportion, I'm sure I'm not the only poster on this forum that actually found it a bit funny at the time. He was always going to get nailed for it and rightly so, the FA have set their precedent now as well. Really hope he doesn't leave liverpool because of this though, I love watching him play on a regular basis!

which you can't help but imagine is cw's endgame.

84 shut outs in how many games, thats the stat that matters

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think this has the potential to be a decent game

Barry Glendenning was talking about this last week on football weekly. He went to see Cardiff not so long before they won the league and said that if they were the best team in the championship then the standard of the league had gone down hugely.

highly doubtful IMO. The focus for fans now should be why there has been change from the 'we are following the fans wishes' rhetoric to 'lets completely ignore them' less than a year later.

green just took a bit of a grilling on stv just there

dortmun malaga 1-1, second half about to begin.

I remember not long after the huns were denied re-access to the spl there were some stories about this that Aberdeen were one of the few clubs that wanted to keep it. Mind boggling if true. It may end up that the SPL will have to be dissolved to get rid of it