Jamie Jackson is the right man to tell the tale of replacing Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. After all he is the Manchester football correspondent for the Guardian and Observer. He has been the source of breaking news since 2002, providing his readers with the biggest stories before anyone else. Jackson is so good that he wrote about the firing of David Moyes before Moyes even knew that he was being let go. Cover Art Courtesy of Quarto Publishing Group USA Jackson’s A
There’s no arguing that Sir Alex Ferguson is one of the world’s greatest managers. There is no one that doubts his influence on the modern game or his imprint on Manchester United, which grew into a global superpower during his tenure. There is no question that there are a lot of Manchester United books out there, many that focus on the legendary career of Sir Alex. But it is always best to go right to the source when you
Sir Alex Ferguson is one of the great minds of the modern game. He has done so much for the sport, impacting game after game. He makes headlines even in retirement. Cover Art Courtesy of Amberley Publishing So how do you pick his 50 best games, the most defining moments in his career as a player and manager? This seems to be a question that would bring much debate or a great book, the latter being Sir Alex Ferguson:
Louis Saha is a special player. And his autobiography, Thinking Inside the Box: Reflections on Life as a Premier League Footballer, is a special book. Saha gives you an insider’s look into the world’s most publicized league. There are a lot of athlete biographies out there, but this one is different. Saha is always honest and shares his passion and enthusiasm straight from the heart. The most powerful aspect is his journey to the EPL, which is the stuff of legends. Working hard coupled with natural
