The Manchester United manager reiterated although the visit to the Etihad Stadium was going to be a routine one for him, it will be mean something special to the supporters.
Ferguson’s men have been battling it out with their ‘Noisy Neighbours’ ever since the start of the season and although the Citizens got the better of them at Old Trafford, United returned to the top after showcasing a blazing run of form.
City, whilst at the summit of the Premier League for the better part of the campaign, stuttered as time wore one and began to lose their attacking flair. The Red Devils capitalized on this, churning out some great results along the way to ensure their place
at the top of the table.
However even under the watchful gaze of their experienced manager and the presence of senior statesmen http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Everton-c39043, turning a dead-rubber trip across town in
to mammoth title decider.
The one who wins on Monday will surely be lifting the trophy in May and while Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 Ferguson claims that the game won’t be any different for him, he reiterated that it was going to a mouth-watering spectacle for both sets of supporters.
"It means everything to a supporter. It is everything. For both sets of supporters, going to work on Tuesday will be the most important day of their lives. People have been brought up to be what they are through their fathers and their grandfathers and grandmothers.
You can't change a family's traits,” he said.
"I saw a banner at Ibrox recently that said 'supporting http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rangers-c40314 for 139 years'. That sums it up. It is in the blood of the supporters and I know a lot of our supporters who would give everything to win this game on Monday,” the long-serving coach was quoted
as saying.
Going into the crunch game, the momentum is with the home side, but the reigning champions have experience in abundance and it could prove to be the difference when the time comes.
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