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Fergie's Dream Team 1994 (Part 1/3)
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2014
- Sir Alex Ferguson chats in-depth about his double winning dream team players from 1994. Contributions from Bryan Robson, Brian McClair, Mark Hughes, Steve Bruce and Gary Pallister.
#classic #fergie #dreamteam
I'm addicted to this channel! I think it's because i had the VHS's as a kid!
never realised how good Robson actually was.
Incredible the number of players here who'd go on to be premier league coaches in their own right (if not very successfully).
Shows the type of characters this squad had - intelligent players, hard workers, leaders. If you take Keane, Hughes, Cantona, Bruce, Robson etc., you've got a host of captains to choose from.
No matter what club you support or follow, you can’t dent sir Alex was the master manager, oh, I’m a staunch Liverpool fan
It's cool, they loved Shanks too.
More absolute gold. Thank you man.
There is something about the really Top managers where even on the first day they look like they are Top drawer. Same with people like Klopp and Mourinho when he first arrived at Chelsea. They just look confident and strong.
If you know what you are doing and are determined to get to your goal, nothing can stop you..
Like ole
Great upload 2nd time ive watched this mint lol
Mint upload pal thank you!
No problem 👍
At 3:10 that's this season's entire current top four in the bottom six.
Unfortunately, something like that will never happen again. There's only been one Leicester since this video.
So basically in the late 80s if you had a perm then you were on Fergie’s wish list
VHS rocks ;)
Brian mclaire what a player !!
Can't believe this channel is 11 years old
That makes 2 of us bro. 😳
I could listen to the boss for hours,
I always thought McClaire was just a striker. Surprised to learn that "Roy Keane's arrival has limited McClaire's appearances"
he was a stiker and a shit one
9:04 the start of accidental Patridge commentary
Content for real Man Utd fans, not the fair weather ones!
I'm a Liverpool fan lol but I find all this stuff fascinating 😁
@@guitarreillyno problem with that mate, I sometimes do the same. Stuff from this era is far superior to the shite we get nowadays.
So begins the legend.The greatest manager ever
Brian McClair was a good player,
he was shit
Bryan Robson's perm though...
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate robsons perm on his signing day!😌😂
That Homebase advertisement at about 1:30....
Don't think Homebase have updated their logo in 30 years!!!
All these players in their prime still look 40+ 😂
Living hard, paying their dues as youngsters, as well as all the years of drinking 🤣
They all probably had kids earlier than the footballers of today.
3:10 that relegation battle
All I can hear is the player's manager voices.
There is something about getting 6 years to win anything and almost getting sacked and then getting lucky.
😆😆 6 years? Appointed in Nov ‘86 won FA Cup in his 3rd full season.
@@ClassicManUtdVideos 1990 that is 4 years. 6 years for the league, Wenger won it in his 2nd season. If 1 FA cup in 4 years for a teal like United is classed as success fill ya boots but no managers nowadays get that time. Look at United since, 4 or 5 mangers since he left and with his input (especially Moyes) so clearly not great at picking the managers.
@@seankelly3774 Yeah 6 years to win league but your original comment said to win “anything”.
United have always been a big club but had not won a title since 1967 when Ferguson took over in 86. Apart from a from a few years under Ron Atkinson when United were consistent challengers they hadn’t come close to a title since busby left I believe , so the knives weren’t out after 6 months like you would see today. It also so wasn’t like the global force you see today and the owner/chairman clearly see what Ferguson was doing at the club and gave him the time to win that first title. Maybe your gripe should be with owners of today who are too trigger happy or don’t have a modicum of loyalty to managers they employ. I’m sure after reading the original comment the individual is trying to provoke a reaction but he strikes me as the modern era fan who thinks success is something that can always be achieved in an instant. Where as the type of success United achieved under Ferguson for 20 odd years takes more than just throwing enough mud at a wall and hoping some of it sticks. Fergie was the best and I’m sure there’s an alternate timeline where someone with the same mind as Sean Kelly is owner of man United and he sacked Fergie in 1990 and they’re still striving for a title. Paints a very good picture. - All this from a hopefully very unbiased Liverpool fan
People go on and on about the time he was given... That was not remarkable and his Man U side was very, very good before they had a trophy....
The remarkable thong for me (a Gooner from London) is how back in 88/89/90 acquaintances and colleagues who were Man U fans were SCREAMING for him to be sacked. They were demanding it. They were pleading for it. Thousands at home games.
Find me one of those people now.... If you ask now, everyone knew he was special and just needed time. Hmm.... There is still video of the chants and the placards....
But he is a man of great skill, passion and vision. And how I dislike him for all three qualities...
7:28 "if he dies he dies"
"Last in. First out." Not a great thing to have said about you lol Mark Hughes.
That y England won fuck all coz they 2 should have been playing for England just facts
WORST PLAYER 2 EVER BE SOLD FROM UTD
PAUL McGRATH
He was class for Aston Villa and Ireland for several years after he left United. Marked Roberto Baggio out of the game in the 94 World Cup.
And 8 years after his retirement United have won only 3 trophies. Bet Alex his spinning in his grave and he's not dead yet 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂