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Sir Alex Documentary

Not a bad documentary. The Aberdeen bit was predictably short but interesting to see Strachan interviewed, given the rollercoaster relationship the pair of them had. Bit of a regret from Fergie over his treatment of the players after winning the Scottish cup in 1983. But don’t watch this if you’re expecting an in depth review of his time in charge of us. 
 

Quite a bit about Leighton when he was dropped for the FA cup final replay - that’s the most I’ve heard discussed on this from both Fergie and Archie Knox. 
 

Great to see Fergie in good health though. 

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3 minutes ago, Kowalski said:

Not a bad documentary. The Aberdeen bit was predictably short but interesting to see Strachan interviewed, given the rollercoaster relationship the pair of them had. Bit of a regret from Fergie over his treatment of the players after winning the Scottish cup in 1983. But don’t watch this if you’re expecting an in depth review of his time in charge of us. 
 

Quite a bit about Leighton when he was dropped for the FA cup final replay - that’s the most I’ve heard discussed on this from both Fergie and Archie Knox. 
 

Great to see Fergie in good health though. 

All about viewers.

Was always going to be Man Utd dominated. 

Still a great watch. 

When you think about it, the proportion of the film correlated to the time he had with us & Man Utd. 

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