London, Mar 7 : Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has said that he is playing in the penalty shootout of his career and doesn’t know when it will end.

Ferguson, who is well into his 68th year, knows that time is not on his side and he can’t stay in charge at Old Trafford forever.

London, Mar 7 : Sir Alex Ferguson has said that Cristiano Ronaldo should be respected because he is prepared to make himself a target to entertain his fans.

The Manchester United boss admitted that he accepted his old foe Arsene Wenger was right to suggest that Ronaldo's arrogance invited opposing defenders to attack him.

London, Mar. 6 : Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson has agreed to have a film made of his own career.

That''s the view of former Man United great Brian McClair.

And having played under Ferguson for 11 years and now working alongside him as United's Academy Director, `Choccie' should know better than most.

McClair who also works as a spokesman for football management game, Championship Manager, said: `He's really into his films. I think it would depend on who they get to play him. I reckon he would like John Wayne up there on the screen in the role."

London, Mar 3 : Soccer boss Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that he is a massive Beatles fan and owns a treasured copy of John Lennon’s wedding certificate.

The Manchester United manager, 67, was in his 20s when the band took the pop world by storm.

“They made an impact on every young person. Their music was unbelievable,” The Sun quoted him, as saying.

Sir Alex’s record of John marrying Yoko Ono in Gibraltar in 1969 is among his favourite pieces of memorabilia.

London, Feb. 25 : A disappointed Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson has warned Inter-Milan’s Jose Mourinho that his team will deliver the knock out punch when the latter undertakes a return visit to Old Trafford.

Fergie said: “Obviously I’m disappointed we’ve not won here (in Rome) but the second leg is at Old Trafford where we have a great record. We must have a good chance of going through. The game’s not finished, obviously, but we are capable of winning it.”

London, Feb 21: Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has given his team a history lesson in blowing titles to make sure they do not get too complacent.

Manchester United can go eight points clear at the top of the Premier League tonight with victory over Blackburn.

But the memories of surrendering a 12-point lead to Arsenal in 1998 and losing the title on the final day of the season in 1995 still burn deep for the Old Trafford gaffer, The Sun reported.