Sir Alex Ferguson not satisfied with record-breaking Manchester United – EPL news
Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, is not content with his current achievements at Old Trafford. The legendary Scot claims that he is aiming for more glory in the upcoming season of the Barclays Premier League.
The Red Devils broke the record for the most number of English League titles won by a club by lifting their 19th League crown in the recently concluded 2010/11 Barclays Premier League campaign. It has taken them above bitter rivals http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809,
an achievement that Sir Alex Ferguson is immensely proud of.
Speaking on the importance of winning the 19th Premier League crown for Manchester United, Ferguson said, “It's a great feat winning this league. It was Liverpool's time in the 80s, it's our time now. This was a particularly special one because it means
we've won the title more than anyone in the country, and it’s history and it's great for the tradition of this club.”
He added, "The players have been great, I think they deserved it because there were a lot of great performances.”
But even though Sir Alex has won nearly everything there is to win with Manchester United, the Scot is not yet ready to rest on his laurels. Ferguson revealed that he wants the United squad to win more titles next season.
The Red Devils will be looking to build on their successes in the recently concluded Premier League campaign, and Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 is hoping that his side has the momentum to keep marching towards glory.
The United boss said, “There's a responsibility as the manager of Manchester United. I'm not going to take it easy because we won the title. The only thing you can do at this club is win - that's all that matters. We have to carry on, there's nothing else
you can do. We have a responsibility and expectation to live up to and that carries on next season.”
Though it has been a hugely successful season for the Red Devils, their Premier League triumph was somewhat marred by their Champions League defeat to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 on the 28th of May.
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