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Dons to head to Old Trafford for Fergies retirement

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Man Utd put aside £5M for Ferguson retirement celebrations

 

Manchester United are putting aside over £5 million to celebrate Sir Alex Ferguson's final year in the game.

 

The News of the World says a variety of ideas are being discussed to provide an emotional farewell to the club's most successful manager.

 

Fergie, 66, has announced his intention to retire within the next three years and United's owners, the Glazer family, have asked to be involved in the year-long series of events.

There are initial plans for two games at Old Trafford against Aberdeen and Bayern Munich.

 

A United source said: "The club wants to do something which is befitting of him."

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Sounds good, but why not East Stirlingshire as well? ???

 

I wouldn't be surprised if they actually got Rangers to come down seeing as they were his boyhood heroes and he played for them. But then again, I suppose Rangers won't ever be welcome in Manchester again.

Sounds good, but why not East Stirlingshire as well? ???

 

I wouldn't be surprised if they actually got Rangers to come down seeing as they were his boyhood heroes and he played for them. But then again, I suppose Rangers won't ever be welcome in Manchester again.

 

 

Fergie hates Rangers now.

 

Fergie hates Rangers now.

 

Hehe. I like him already! Get him signed .... oh wait

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