Manchester United's Ferguson Retires

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Ferguson was appointed as Manchester United manager in 1986


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Alex Ferguson looks on as Manchester United fall to a 2-0 defeat at Oxford United on his managerial debut


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Ferguson was not given a lot of leeway by United fans when he first joined the club


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Manchester United celebrate their 1990 FA Cup final win over Crystal Palace - Ferguson's first trophy at the club


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United beat Barcelona 2-1 in Rotterdam to win Cup Winners' Cup in 1991


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Ferguson broke the British transfer record to sign Gary Pallister for £2.3million from Middlesbrough


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Ferguson and United follow up their Cup Winners' Cup triumph with a win over Red Star Belgrade in the subsequent European Super Cup


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Ferguson poses with new signing Eric Cantona in 1992


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Ferguson celebrates United's first title in 26 years as the club finishes 10 points clear of Aston Villa


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Manchester United retained their Premiership title in 1994


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Ferguson hoists the 1994 FA Cup as United become only the sixth team to complete a league and cup double


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Ferguson beams with delight after securing the signing of Newcastle striker Andy Cole in 1995


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Blackburn celebrate pipping United to the league title in 1995


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Ferguson was at the double again in 1996


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Sir Alex Ferguson with his horse Zentsov Street which won the EBF Westley Maiden Stakes at Newmarket in September 30 1999


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Alex Ferguson celebrates with the Champions League trophy after beating Bayern Munich in the Nou Camp in dramatic circumstances to win a historic treble for Manchester United


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Ferguson was awarded a knighthood for his services to football in 1999, one of a number of honours bestowed on him after winning the European Cup.


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including being given the freedom of Manchester.


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Alex Ferguson and Roy Keane lift the Premier League title at the end of the 2000/01 season, Manchester United's third league-winning season in a row.


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Alex Ferguson addresses the Labour party conference in 2001.


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