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He was player manager at some club wasn't he...???
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He never played in England !!
So no way did he play for United !!
Sir Matt played for Liverpool
So no way did he play for United !!
Sir Matt played for Liverpool
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.......AND CITY !!!! ffs......
Doesn't matter what he did anyway ......
He is a legend and we all love him
Doesn't matter what he did anyway ......
He is a legend and we all love him
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Red Devil said:
perhaps it's a trick question....Did he play for any other clubs which names ended in United....????....
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Question........7 clubs have played for 15 seasons in the Premier Leagues since it's start in 1992.....
Obviously Manchester United are 1 of them.......but can you name the other 6....????
Good luck....
Obviously Manchester United are 1 of them.......but can you name the other 6....????
Good luck....
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Jazz 16 said:
Genius....
Well done Jazz....
Your reward has not been decided yet but you will receive it when the time is right..
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two ?
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Stephen said:How many single chewing gums has Sir Alex Ferguson went through, in his 21 years of manager at Manchester United Football Club?
Work that one out.
the same piece of gum......he uses some sort of chemicals to store it....paid for by the transfer budget of 2006......and he just re-uses it...and reuses it.......typical Fergie....
It will sell on e-bay for millions in a few years.....
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2 pieces......Keano4taoiseach said:the same piece of gum......he uses some sort of chemicals to store it....paid for by the transfer budget of 2006......and he just re-uses it...and reuses it.......typical Fergie....
It will sell on e-bay for millions in a few years.....
It was rumoured that when Ole scored the winner in '99 in the CL final Fergie did
his usual act of trying hard to jump in the air - as we all know he cannot do this,
he tries hard but his feet never leave the floor
However......
During his 1999 efforts - he got so involoved in trying to launch himself just a
couple centimetre from the ground - he actually swallowed his original piece of
gum.....
Despite numerous attempts by his doctors to find it - involving many searches of
Fergie's toiletry deposits it was never found - so since 27th May 1999 Fergie's
gum was in fact a new piece.........
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·I was so puzzled by this that i emailed the customer information department at Wrigleys to see if they could provide an answer.
Today i recieved this reply.
Dear ******** Thank you for your enquiry, which we passed onto our research team, and we can now give you the results of our findings.
Prior to 1986 Mr Ferguson had contacted us as he was spending excessive amounts on our product and did not feel this was productive to his club, although the amout of paper and foil recycled did provided extra income for the club.
However since joining Manchester United he felt further research was needed into this situation.
With Co-operation between Mr Ferguson and our research department, in the early months of 1986, we were able to resolve this matter to the satisfaction of both parties.
As you must understand we are unable to give you the financial and medical details, as these must remain confidential under the Hypocratic Oath ( section league 9 , paragrah 2007b ) and the Financial Exposure Act ( paragraph 99, subsection 93/94 ).
In 1986 Mr Ferguson was implanted with our most up to date device, the cup winning gum producer ( later change to the Special Implanted Wrigley, later changed to the Special Implanted Rigley ), which produces gum internally automatically, which is the reason no-one can find the discarded wrappers or silver foil, sadly at a cost of ( undisclosed amount ) lost in recycling but at a cost saving of ( undislosed amount ) to Manchester United expences.
Our joint enterprises have been most successfull, so much so that in recent years Mr Ferguson was informed by the Queen herself that she was very happy to hear the news of the success between our company and Mr Ferguson that she thought it would be a honour for Mr Ferguson and ourselves if he were to place the letters S.I.R. before his name in recognition of the outstanding achievement of our cup winning gum.
However both Mr Ferguson and our company, dismayed at loosing the recycling costs, decided to lose the full stops between letters, thus saving ink on paper, thus reducing costs to a minimum, came up with the solution of having ..SIR Alex Ferguson.
As you can now see that the S.I.R is such a great success, for Mr Ferguson and ourselves, it has also generated a lot of interest by other parties but at present we are not in a position to expand our technology into parts of London or Liverpool.
We thank you for your enquiry and hope we have resolved this matter to your satisfaction. However should you feel the need to contact us again on any matter, please feel free to do so and we will do our utmost to be of assistance.
Yours Thankfully.
Abulls Hitter, Customer Services Department.
So there's your answer. Next please.
.( copywrite mine, if you want to use it ask, the answer will be yes anyway )
Today i recieved this reply.
Dear ******** Thank you for your enquiry, which we passed onto our research team, and we can now give you the results of our findings.
Prior to 1986 Mr Ferguson had contacted us as he was spending excessive amounts on our product and did not feel this was productive to his club, although the amout of paper and foil recycled did provided extra income for the club.
However since joining Manchester United he felt further research was needed into this situation.
With Co-operation between Mr Ferguson and our research department, in the early months of 1986, we were able to resolve this matter to the satisfaction of both parties.
As you must understand we are unable to give you the financial and medical details, as these must remain confidential under the Hypocratic Oath ( section league 9 , paragrah 2007b ) and the Financial Exposure Act ( paragraph 99, subsection 93/94 ).
In 1986 Mr Ferguson was implanted with our most up to date device, the cup winning gum producer ( later change to the Special Implanted Wrigley, later changed to the Special Implanted Rigley ), which produces gum internally automatically, which is the reason no-one can find the discarded wrappers or silver foil, sadly at a cost of ( undisclosed amount ) lost in recycling but at a cost saving of ( undislosed amount ) to Manchester United expences.
Our joint enterprises have been most successfull, so much so that in recent years Mr Ferguson was informed by the Queen herself that she was very happy to hear the news of the success between our company and Mr Ferguson that she thought it would be a honour for Mr Ferguson and ourselves if he were to place the letters S.I.R. before his name in recognition of the outstanding achievement of our cup winning gum.
However both Mr Ferguson and our company, dismayed at loosing the recycling costs, decided to lose the full stops between letters, thus saving ink on paper, thus reducing costs to a minimum, came up with the solution of having ..SIR Alex Ferguson.
As you can now see that the S.I.R is such a great success, for Mr Ferguson and ourselves, it has also generated a lot of interest by other parties but at present we are not in a position to expand our technology into parts of London or Liverpool.
We thank you for your enquiry and hope we have resolved this matter to your satisfaction. However should you feel the need to contact us again on any matter, please feel free to do so and we will do our utmost to be of assistance.
Yours Thankfully.
Abulls Hitter, Customer Services Department.
So there's your answer. Next please.
.( copywrite mine, if you want to use it ask, the answer will be yes anyway )
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·Thanks, i wrote it, took me best part of a bloody hour though.Ajant said:Thought so, well written..whoever wrote it
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Rofl Sal...
Sorry for the delayed response, but you're all wrong so far
SAF did play for Manchester United. I have proof and can tell you where to find it "written in stone" as the saying goes... but not until someone posts the answer
Sorry for the delayed response, but you're all wrong so far
SAF did play for Manchester United. I have proof and can tell you where to find it "written in stone" as the saying goes... but not until someone posts the answer
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Alex Ferguson grew up in Govan and supported Rangers. He began as anPrinceZane said:Rofl Sal...
Sorry for the delayed response, but you're all wrong so far
SAF did play for Manchester United. I have proof and can tell you where to find it "written in stone" as the saying goes... but not until someone posts the answer
amateur at Queen's Park, making his debut at 16 as a striker. He described his
first match as a "nightmare"[1] but scored Queen's Park's goal in a 2-1 defeat
against Stranraer. As Queen's Park were an amateur team he also worked in the
Clyde shipyards as an apprentice tool-worker, where he became an active trade
union shop steward.
Although he scored 20 goals in his 31 games for Queen's Park, he could not
command a regular place in the side and moved to St. Johnstone in 1960.
Although he continued to score regularly at St. Johnstone, he was still unable to
command a regular place and regularly requested transfers. Although he was out
of favour at the club, their failure to sign a forward led the manager to select
Ferguson for a match against Rangers, in which he scored a hat trick in a surprise
victory. Dunfermline signed him the following summer (1964), and Ferguson
became a full-time professional footballer.
The following season (1964-65), Dunfermline were strong challengers for the
Scottish League and reached the Scottish Cup Final, but Ferguson was dropped
for the final after a poor performance in a league game against St. Johnstone.
Dunfermline lost the final 3-2 to Celtic, then failed to win the League by one point.
In 1967, he joined Rangers for £65,000, then a record fee for a transfer between
two Scottish clubs. He was blamed for a goal that they conceded in the 1969
Scottish cup final,[2] and was forced to play for the club's junior side instead of
the first team.[3] According to his brother, Ferguson was so upset by the
experience that he threw his losers' medal away.[4] There have been claims that
he suffered discrimination at Rangers after his marriage to his wife Cathie, who
was a Catholic[5] but Ferguson himself makes it clear in his autobiography[6]
that Rangers knew of his wife's religion when he joined the club and that he left
the club very reluctantly, due to the fall-out from his alleged cup final mistake.
The following October, Nottingham Forest wanted to sign Ferguson,[7] but his
wife was not keen on moving to England at that time so he went to Falkirk
instead. He was promoted to player-coach there, but when John Prentice became
manager he removed Ferguson's coaching responsibilities. Ferguson responded
by requesting a transfer and moved to Ayr United, where he finished his playing
career in 1974.
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No no no no no, he played for Manchester United... keep guessing
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