Should Alex Ferguson continue to manage Manchester United?
When Carlos Tevez put the ball in Liverpool’s net last week in one of the great rivalries of English football, Sir Alex Ferguson jumped up like a kid who has been promised an Xbox 360. Since he took over the reins at Old Trafford in 1986, the Glaswegian has achieved unparalleled success. There is not a slightest hint that two decades of success have blunted the wily old Scot’s desire to achieve even more.
