“Sir Alex fined me a week’s wage for playing golf!” 😬 #teddysheringham

[rsturgess]

Met Teddy Sheringham in a garage a little while ago. One of the nicest fellas I've had the pleasure to meet. Have to say footballing legend.

[AnthonyAEIRL]

Met Teddy in the airport in Ireland when I was only a small boy, Proper Gentleman came straight over chatting with my father asking if we’d like a picture, memory I’ll never forget

[whateverrrrrr]

Do that to Rashford he will cry a river 😂

[mafiooato]

3 years ago, i met Mark Hughes and his wife in Manchester airport. He is my hero. I went him to talk to him and the wife, both were so nice, i told him he is my hero but i was not happy when he left Manchester to Chelsea. His wife also said it seems everyone we have met wanted you to stay in Manchester. He said sorry for going to Chelsea. Top man.

[Dylan-qtnr]

Alex built the empire on discipline. Everything was for reason. Every petty nothingness to you, meant something. The team Comes first beyond all individual wants and desires.

[adamrhodes]

"No gaffer, I wasn't available to play golf on Thursday afternoon as I was caring for my special needs son."
Said Dwight Yorke, never.

[GARRYCARTER-ly]

Im not a Man Utd fan but Fergie was the best without any doubt, i admired his achievments in football, a GOAT.

[donnys]

Back in the day, Teddy used to dine at my uncles Chinese restaurant in Hale called The Evergreen. Great guy.

[Millmiglia]

You know Fergies rules -so why break them .
He was a disciplinarian for a good reason -it brought him unrivalled success on the field because he controlled events off of the field.

[GoGetYourShinebox]

Fergie was like a mafia boss. Had people everywhere in Manchester giving him the heads up

[Mj-]

Rio was talking about Fergie knowing everything too 😂. Said everybody was always looking far an excuse to know him so were always ratting on the Utd players all the time

[markkofi]

Sir Alex loved Joe Cole. Tried so hard to get him to Manchester as a youth player.

Even after the rejection, every time Sir Alex had a chat with 'Arry Rednapp, ones of his first questions eas always, "How's my boy Cole?".

[hendrixisgod]

If Yorke scored against the Villa, he deserved the fine.

[TN-LIFE]

Plot twist, all those racked up fines were saved up and used to buy players replacements when they left 😂😂😂

[neil]

Teddy is still Tottenham for me. I had a Man Utd fan as a neighbour and he was saying what a joke that they had signed Sheringham, after having Cantona. I said he must be mental, they would probably benefit big time, with the goal scoring assisting player that Teddy was. 😢 I wish it hadn't been so right. Love you forever Teddy. 🤍

[browndogluver]

im utd but i agree hes spurs but he was a great servant at utd..champs league boom..

[nealmceneaney]

The bottomless well of these stories
Who’s still interested
Any kids?

[damio.mogaji]

we really did not know what we lost when Fergie retired. MAn built a system. I remember one interviews years back, I believe it was Rio saying how even on ENgland duty, the United players always acted with decorum, keeping to themselves because they didn't want to upset Fergie. It's just a bit sad that the system was built with him as the cog, so when he left, everything fell apart.

[DavesKoiPond]

A week of his wages and i'd never had to work another day in my life...😳

[garrettkelly]

Met Teddy in the Sahara desert when I was absolutely parched. All he had was a bottle of water and he gave it to me. Really top bloke