Yes she is!

I know shes not the one you mean btw

When I hear/read the name Fergie, I always think of Sarah Ferguson

It's like pullin' teef.

Its just that some things take longer than others 

sorry

There is no doubting he has achieved a lot in the game of Association Football. Clearly he has strong skills in man management.

But he is not without his faults and he probably would not have had half his success if it were not for the huge sums of money at his disposal and a well funded youth academy along with legions of scouts around the country.

Nobodies without their faults apart from the jelly bean.

Wilderness to global.

he blotted his copy book with me when he threw the boot and cut Beckhams head   Becks forgave him but Fergie never did apologise 

I fought he kicked the boot.

Who's Beckham btw?

Hope you're no buying in.

*slaps Velvet* 

Barely make my top 50.

I'm not nor ever have been a great Beckham fan but he was *the real deal* not like some of the *over paid, overrated posers* that are about nowadays 

Come on.

Couldnae light a candle to Figo or ZZ.

That's world class, like it or lump it.

Zola wisnae bad either.

hope Rooney's not on their either 

his downfall was when he married that bliddy posh spice 

I admired him as a person more than a player when he turned the crowds from hating him in his silly  days to loving him in his later days of playing for this Country - remarkable turn around 

He's a pensioner noo  

No appetite.

Bayern Munich lol.

PSG. The (soft touch) City of France.

*lumps it*  

Boing boing.

Hope you go down.

We won't this year so  

I didnae mean it  

Just read this

Currys are offering customers a  20% discount on hairdryers in light of Sir Alex Ferguson's  retirement.
To take advantage of the offer, customers must use the code  'ALEXF20' at the basket on their online store tonight (May 9) before  midnight.
Ferguson is notorious for giving his team the 'hairdryer  treatment', in which he yells at under-performing players' faces in the dressing  room.
In one incident, the Manchester United manager reportedly kicked a  stray boot onto David Beckham's head, causing a cut above his  eye.
Ferguson yesterday (May 8) announced his intention to step down from  his position after heading the team for 26 years, winning 13 Premier League  titles and 2 Champions Leagues.
On the same day, Nando's  restaurants in Manchester closed five minutes later than usual - calling it  'Fergie Time' - to pay tribute to the legendary manager.
Elsewhere,  Premier Inn are giving guests in Manchester an extra 26 minutes to check out on  Sunday.