The Ferguson Effect

by Harry Harris

From his early career as a manager for Aberdeen to taking the helm at Manchester United and guiding the club to its most glorious period for 30 years, Alex Ferguson has become the most influential and succesful figure in English soccer in the 1990s, perhaps ever. In this tribute, fellow managers and international stars of the game provide personal insights into one of soccer's most successful managers anywhere in the world.

249 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Has written one of the most influential football columns in the country for more than three decades, where his work on Fleet Street has seen him awarded the British Sports Journalist of the Year award on two occasions

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