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[ 2014-01-12 ]
Manchester United win after Ferguson visit Manchester United hauled themselves back from the
brink of crisis against Swansea – thanks to
another helping of Fergie Time, writes Steve Bates
in the Sunday People.
Former boss Sir Alex Ferguson held crisis talks
with under-fire boss David Moyes after last
week’s Old Trafford defeat by the Swans.
And in the very next league game, against the same
team that wrecked their FA Cup dreams a week ago,
the champions gave a far more assured display –
even without the injured Wayne Rooney and Robin
van Persie – to win 2-0.
Fergie, who led the Reds to an 11-point title
triumph last season, spent an hour in Moyes’s
Old Trafford office last week in an unscheduled
emergency summit.
He told Moyes - the man he chose as his successor
- that his job was NOT under threat; that he had
the full support of the Glazer family; and that
money will be made available in summer to beef up
an ailing squad.
Insiders say it’s not the first time that
Fergie, shown mostly these days sitting with a
frown in the Old Trafford stands, has met Moyes to
offer reassuring words.
The United legend travelled to Wearside in midweek
for the 2-1 defeat at Sunderland in the Capital
One Cup and spoke to the beleaguered boss once
more.
Source - Mirror
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