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Sir Alex Ferguson congratulates Pep Guardiola on reaching historic landmark

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is set to reach a significant career milestone this Sunday, overseeing his 1,000th match in charge when his side hosts Liverpool.

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Pep Guardiola Joins Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger in Illustrious Club vs. Liverpool

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Sir Alex Ferguson welcomes Pep Guardiola to 1,000 club

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Pep Guardiola looks like a giddy young manager, and that should worry Arsenal

In football parlance the winger was unplayable as he left Liverpool full-back Conor Bradley bewildered and broken by his skilful and direct running.

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Pep Guardiola features in his 1,000th managerial game: Key stats

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Manchester City celebrate Guardiola's 1,000th managerial game with Liverpool scalp

Man Utd icons Roy Keane and Paul Scholes disagree on Sir Alex Ferguson's 'It's Tottenham' speech

Ferguson's famous speech quickly became part of Premier League history but it left two Man Utd stars in disagreement

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Sir Alex Ferguson Tried to Exploit Little-Known Rule to Avoid Playing FA Cup Replay

Sir Alex Ferguson tried to exploit an obscure FA rule to avoid a replay during his time at Manchester United. Ferguson enjoyed a legendary spell at Man United, winning an impressive 13 Premier League titles. He also won five FA Cups, with his latest triumph coming in the 2003/04 season.

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What happened to the 11 bosses managing their old clubs this season as Sir Alex Ferguson’s son sacked for a fourth time

THERE is an old adage that you should never go back. But in English football that has clearly fallen on deaf ears. Everton boss David Moyes is one of ELEVEN bosses this season who have managed

EXCLUSIVE: Ruben Amorim given Sir Alex Ferguson advice as private Man Utd conversation emerges

Ruben Amorim has got Manchester United firing on all cylinders but the manager has been given some advice on how to emulate the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson

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Hearts stun Celtic to move eight points clear at top of Scottish Premiership as Derek McInnes' side aim to become first non-Old Firm team to win title since Sir Alex Ferguson's ...

Hearts strengthened their Scottish Premiership title credentials with an emphatic 3-1 victory over champions Celtic on Sunday afternoon. An own goal from defender Dane Murray and strikes from forwards Alexandros Kyziridis and Lawrence Shankland helped Derek McInnes’ side record a statement victory which has sent shockwaves across Scottish football.