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The 34 Competitions Won By Sir Alex Ferguson While In Charge Of Manchester United Since 1986
1. FA Cup 1989-90
2. Charity Shield 1990
3. UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup 1990-91
4. UEFA Super Cup 1991
5. League Cup 1991-92
6. Premier League 1992-93
7. Charity Shield 1993
8. Premier League 1993-94
9. FA Cup 1993-94
10. Charity Shield 1994
11. Premier League 1995-96
12. FA Cup 1995-96
13. Charity Shield 1996
14. Premier League 1996-97
15. Charity Shield 1997
16. Premier League 1998-99
17. FA Cup 1998-99
18. UEFA Champions League 1998-99
19. FIFA Intercontinental Cup 1999
20. Premier League 1999-2000
21. Premier League 2000-01
22. Premier League 2002-03
23. Charity Shield 2003
24. FA Cup 2003-04
25. League Cup 2005-06
26. Premier League 2006-07
27. Community Shield 2007
28. Premier League 2007-08
29. UEFA Champions League 2007-08
30. FIFA World Club Cup 2008
31. Community Shield 2008
32. League Cup 2008-09
33. Premier League 2008-09
34. League Cup 2009-10
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Friday, March 05, 2010
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Sound Of Football Podcast 14
This week, we offer an alternative to our usual format. This is due to a technical problem that wiped out all of Terry's track and rendered the original podcast useless.Instead. Chris Oakley has gone it alone this morning to talk about Manchester United v Chelsea, the FA Cup and World Cup qualifiers.
We'll be back to normal service next week. In the meantime we hope you enjoy this light but tasty morsel.
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Monday, September 21, 2009
The Sound Of Football Podcast 7
The Sound Of Football Podcast returns for another edition. This week Chris Oakley and Terry Duffelen discuss last Sunday's Manchester Derby at length. Topics of conversation range from the madness of Rio Ferdinand, the frailties of the Man City back four, the flawed genius of Craig Bellamy and time as a linear concept.After that, the chaps have a quick chat about the bottom of the Premier League and wonder out loud as to whether all three promoted clubs might stay up this season.
Then we take a moment to reflect on the legacy of Sir Bobby Robson on the day of his Memorial Service at Durham Cathedral.
As always you can download or listen to the podcast via the SoundCloud widget below. Alternatively, you can subscribe via your reader of choice or via iTunes.
Sound Of Football Podcast 7 by soundoffootball
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