Ferguson did not talk to the players in 2008

In 2008, Manchester United achieved a historic success in world football. This was reported by Euro-football.ru.

They won the national championship and also defeated Chelsea in the Champions League final. This final was memorable for a unique event, as Chelsea defender John Terry made a famous mistake.

However, at that time, Manchester United's head coach Alex Ferguson expected even more results. He wanted the players to also win the FA Cup, but the team was eliminated from this competition after losing to Portsmouth.

This defeat deeply affected Alex Ferguson, and he did not speak to the players for two weeks. He isolated himself, making an effort not to say anything to anyone.

The team members also tried to avoid him. Alex Ferguson managed Manchester United until 2013, during which the club achieved many successes.

His coaching career holds an important place in the history of the team.