EXCLUSIVE! Sir Alex Ferguson opens up to Gary Neville on his incredible career in football

Gary Neville sat down with Sir Alex Ferguson to reflect on his incredible career in football and discuss what drove him on to become one of the most successful managers in football history.
Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In is in UK cinemas from 27th May, available on Amazon Prime Video in the UK and Ireland from 29 May and available to rent and own internationally from 31 May.

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[skysportspremierleague]

Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In is in UK cinemas from 27th May, available on Amazon Prime Video in the UK and Ireland from 29th May and available to rent and own internationally from 31st May.

[Tidbury]

Keep interviewing this man as much as you can. You will be sad when he is gone and you didn't take the chance.

[zoobee]

what a pleasure to listen to his words, Klopp was right when he said Sir Alex is like the Pope of managers

[lewiswatson]

The fact that neville and Ronaldo still call him boss just shows how much respect people have for him

[chunter]

It’s when he keeps asking Gary “Do you remember?”, It’s like a grandad telling his grandson stories. The relationships he had with all his players was/is second to none.

[TheCurrykiev]

So old school, he calls counter attack a “break-away.” Respect.

[rivolinho]

You just know at the end of this interview, they stood up and Fergie went "Good lad Gary, well done!" and Gary's little heart swelled😄

[CJToman]

“I can’t remember a player scoring from 40 yards”

Cavani literally goes and scores from 40 yards. Absolute madness!

[TheDangleberries]

Time doesn't exist when this man is talking. I could listen to him all day talk about the sport we all love so much.

[srikanthtirupattur]

"Working hard is a real talent"

Words to live by

[jakxcombat]

It's great to see Fergie speaking about football again! As a Liverpool fan, the main reason you hated him was because, secretly, you knew how brilliant and smart a manager he was. I was miserable when he was in charge of United!

I am glad he is in good health now, as well as good spirits! I hope he keeps kicking on for as long as possible.

[Mattjonesll]

I can’t believe how well he looks.. retirement look’s great on him.

[robertclark]

I’m a Liverpool fan living in Stockport, I use to work in place in Wilmslow, I use to see many footballers and celebrities knocking about on lunch breaks etc, I never once asked for autographs, I’ve met, Andy Cole, Wayne Rooney, Nani, Raheem Sterling, too many to mention, I seen SAF come out of Waitrose meeting his wife at his car, I was instantly star struck I ran out of the the store shouted his name and ran towards him, I asked for an autograph to which he smiled and said of course he stopped what he was doing and asked me what team I follow, I told him Liverpool, he smiled and said well, someone round here has to and laughed. What he has achieved is phenomenal massive respect to him.

[tomstevens]

Sir Alex actually apprenticed under my uncle. When my uncle passed away mere months after he got knighted, he sent a letter to my aunt offering condolences. Our family will always be appreciative that a man as busy as he was took time out to remember someone from his past .

[vivaangandhi]

'Working hard is a talent.' To all those people who feel they are talentless and have to work harder than others to achieve stuff, remember these words by this very wise man.

[yuckesh]

Someday we won't be able appreciate this man while he's alive so let's appreciate the greatest manager in the English game

[BackpackerBen]

Sir Alex brought me years of joy growing up as united fan. Honestly my all time hero in life. I wish I could meet him and simply thank him for what he brought to the game.

[johnmacdonald]

Retirement suits him splendidly. He honestly doesn’t look a day older than when he retired. Even smiles more.

[johnmacdonald]

Literally almost made me tear up when he talked about risk and a last minute winner. Fergie knows that while football itself is beautiful and endlessly enjoyable, the fans and the roar of a stadium are what makes it magical. How grateful United fans should be that they found the greatest manager in football history.

[James-yyvl]

I’m not a United fan, but when Sir Alex talks, you listen.