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Sir Alex Ferguson Joins Eintracht Frankfurt

by Our Reporter

Former Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson has joined Bundesliga side, Eithrant Frankfurt as a life long member.

Frankfurt confirmed the news of Sir Alex Feeguson on its official website were it announced the arrival of the Manchester United legend. He spoke about the first time he saw Frankfurt play against his boyhood side Rangers in the 1960 European Cup semi-final.

He said,

“In the first leg, Frankfurt beat Rangers 6-1. I was at the second leg when they came to Ibrox with 70,000 spectators.
Of course, we felt hopeful and told ourselves that the Rangers could come back. In the end, they lost again by six goals. I was a Rangers fan and only lived about 200 metres from Ibrox. I also attended the final and hoped Frankfurt would win as they had beaten Rangers.”

Sir Alex had an amazing 26 years at Manchester United, winning 38 trophies at Old Trafford, this feat made the Scottish man gained his legendary status and respect at the club.

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