After witnessing cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United recently, legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed that he had nostalgic for his coaching life when he had only been retiring for a year, as he had witnessed the love of Cristiano Ronaldo winning the Champions League for Real Madrid.
In 2013, Lord Fru's wife Cathy's sister Bridget died, and her life became lonely, and the old lord chose to say goodbye to football and accompany his beloved wife.
If Fu Jue did not retire, C Ronaldo might return to Manchester United that year, but the mentor was no longer coaching, and the transfer was over. Cristiano Ronaldo stayed at Real Madrid and a year later they defeated Atletico 4-1 in the Champions League final in Lisbon.
In that match, Atletico led 1-0 to stoppage time, Ramos magically equalized, real Madrid won in extra time, and Cristiano Ronaldo also scored. In the stands, Hevor witnessed Love win the title and missed his life coaching Manchester United.
In the season before retirement, Manchester United could have gone further in the Champions League, but the home lead over Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid was absolutely dominant, Nani was controversially sent off with a red card, the Galaxy took the opportunity to reverse, and Fujue never made the Champions League.
"Did you ever think about getting back out of the mountain?" No, but sometimes you'll be very vain to imagine!" "I made the decision to retire because Cathy's sister died and she was alone, there was no doubt about that," Förki recalled. The following year, when Real Madrid played at Atletico in Lisbon, I took Cathy to the Champions League final and that was the first time I said to myself, 'God, I miss this scene.'"
"I went to see Cristiano [Ronaldo] after the game, Carlo Ancelotti is real Madrid's manager, an amazing person. He saw me in the hallway and said Cristiano was going to the hospital for a check-up and invited me into the dressing room and all the players came over and shook my hand. It was a very nice moment. That's probably the only time I've said to myself, I miss football, big finals like that."
Looking back at the 26 and a half years of coaching Manchester United's most regrettable player who has not signed, Sir Furs said it must be England talent Gascoign. Gaza himself has said many times that when he left Newcastle, he regretted that he did not choose to accept the old lord's invitation and went to Tottenham. If he joins Manchester United, he may not fall into the vice of alcoholism, which will affect his career. Verdot had a crush on Gascoin as early as 1988, but Spurs signed him from Newcastle for £2.2 million.
"Actually, the only thing that comes to my mind when I think about it is Gascoin." Flecher said: "His talent is fantastic and I think if Manchester United gets him, his career will be more brilliant, I really think so. I'm not saying his career is bad, but here we are, it's going to get better."
Mr. Furs added: "We have a lot of Highlanders in our squad, Brian Robson, Bruce and Sir Bobby Charlton. Charlton would be a great mentor for him, he was a fantastic guy and our Pallister, though not from Newcastle, was from Middlesbrough and knew the culture there. At that time, Gascoin had promised to sign manchester United, I went on holiday, and then I got a call from Martin Edwards (then Manchester United boss) saying that he had joined Tottenham. Because Tottenham bought his mother a £80,000 house, gosh, I can't believe he's a great player, you know."
United were also repeatedly linked to Dutch midfielder Sneijder before his retirement, but Hess said the transfer was never close to completion. "You mentioned Snyder, and this rumor has come up many times, but we've never been interested in Snyder." "I don't know where the story came from, but there are a lot of rumors."