20th Title Done & Dusted.

It is a little too late but it is better to be late than never. They are crowned champions again but this time it is a meaningful one where Sir. Alex Ferguson will be taking his last stand as a club manager. It is a memorable one and it came at a rightful time after spending 27 years of his time as a gaffer of the Reds half of Manchester.

The person who is going to take over from the 71 years old Scottish is Everton's manager, David Moyes who is also a Scottish. Sir. Alex had given Moyes a warmth welcome even before Moyes could even take the managerial sit by telling the Streford End faithfuls in his final speech as a manager of the most famous club in North London.

Thank-you Sir. Alex for bringing success to the club throught these two decades and it is a pleasure to see the players that he had brought in. The last player he, Sir. Alex purchased is no other than the Golden Boot Dutch man, Robin van Persie. This season he scored 26 goals to end on the high note and it is great to see a good investment made by the man who will be remembered as the longest serving manager in British football.

The man, van Persie who was a former Gunner's front-man had already shown and gained the hearts of the United's faithfuls. He had scored hat-tricks in two games between Southampton and Aston Villa. It would be interesting to see him score goals with the new manager. He has proven his scoring record by winning the Golden Boot twice in a row. The man surely has his scoring boots on without any doubt.

He will be partnering Chicharito up front in goal next season 2013/2014. We will wait and see what both got to offer with young English forward Danny Welbeck also available.

There are speculations that Wayne Rooney might be leaving Old Trafford. That would be something to ponder about after assisting Robin van Persie to one of his goals during the Aston Villa game.


The gamble is on to see if David Moyes can do his magic to see another title is secured for the coming season. The current players that United are having is good enough to secure another title but there must be improvement in the mid-field area where legends such as Roy Keane and Paul Scholes have left. There should be more recruitment where someone who can dictate the mid-field. Shinji Kagawa and Michael Carrick had done a good job in providing the through balls to the strikers to score but they need someone who can fully control the mid-field to cover the gaps so that the defense are not exposed.

Miracles do happen and it can only be done when the players work together to futher win throphies. It would be an interesting factor to watch as to what the new manager could offer and the morale of the players to win.