Biographie de l'auteur
Sir Alex Ferguson was born in 1941 in Govan, Scotland. A goal-scoring centre-forward, he was later transferred to Rangers, the club he supported from boyhood, for a Scottish record fee of ?65,000.
Entering management in 1974, he served East Stirlingshire and St Mirren before guiding Aberdeen to victory in the 1982-83 Cup Winners' Cup. Arriving at Manchester United in 1986, he brought them 38 trophies, including the Club World Cup, two Champions Leagues, 13 Premier Leagues and five FA Cups. His overall haul of 49 trophies made him the most successful British manager of all time.
Knighted in 1999, Sir Alex announced his retirement in 2013, when United were again crowned Premier League champions. At the age of 73, he continues to serve United as a director.
Alex Ferguson: My Autobiography was published in 2013 and went on to become the fastest selling Non-Fiction hardback since records began.
Revue de presse
The best football autobiography I have ever read (The Sunday Times on MANAGING MY LIFE)
The richest and most enthralling story in post-war British sport (Independent on MML)
Danielle Steele meets Geoffrey Archer, with a Booker Prize quality injected by Hugh McIlvanney (Independent on Sunday on MML)
A treat (Sunday Express on MML)
Ferguson emerges from this account as a genuine national hero, one of the great Scots of the 20th century (Mail on Sunday on MML)
Provocative, stimulating, emotional and honest (The Herald on MML)
A handsome volume, and a first hand account of one of modern football's greatest feats (Programme Monthly on The Unique Treble)
a revealing insight into a master tactician's mind (FourFourTwo on TUT)
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