Fergies All-time Signings:
....from
1987-97
With Thanks to Sparky Runar Haukur Ingimarsson <runarhi@centrum.is>
1987
Viv Anderson Arsenal
250.000
Brian
McClair Celtic
850.000
Steve
Bruce Norwich
825.000
1988
Jim
Leighton Aberdeen
750.000
Lee Sharpe
Torquay
180.000
Mal Donaghy
Luton
Town 650.000
Ralph
Mine Bristol
City 170.000
Mark
Hughes Barcelona
1.800.000
Giuliano Mairoana
Histon
30.000
1989
Mike Phelan Norwich
750.000
Gary
Pallister Middlesbrough
2.300.000
Neill
Web Nott.
Forest 1.500.000
Brian
Carey Corke
100.000
Danny
Wallace Southampton
1.200.000
Paul
Ince
West
Ham 1.500.000
1990
Denis
Irwin Oldham
625.000
Les Sealey
Luton
Town Free
Neil
Withworth Wigan
150.000
1991
Andrei Kanchelskis
Donetsk 650.000
Peter Schmeichel
Bröndby
550.000
Paul Parker
QPR
2.000.000
1992
Dion Dublin Cambridge
1.000.000
Pat McGibbon Portadown
100.000
Eric Cantona Leeds
Utd. 1.200.000
1993
Les
Sealey Aston
Villa Free
Roy Keane Nott.
Forest 3.750.000
1994
David
May Blackburn
1.400.000
Greame Tomlinson
Bradford 100.000
1995
Andy
Cole Newcastle
6.000.000
Nick Culkin York
City 250.000
1996
Tony
Coton Man
City 500.000
Karel Poborsky Prague
3.500.000
Ole Gunnar Solskjær
Molde 1.500.000
Jordi Cruyff
Barcelona 1.400.000
Ronny Johnsen Besikstas
1.200.000
Raimond v.d.Gouw
Arnheim 500.000
Wesley Brown Gtr
Manchester Boys Free
1997
Teddy
Sheringham Tottenham £3.500.000
Erik Nevland Viking
Stavanger £1.500.000
Henning Berg Blackburn
£5.000.000
1998
Jaap
Stam PSV
Eindhoven £10.750.000
Jesper Blomqvist
AC Parma £4.400.000
Dwight Yorke Aston
Villa £12.600.000
........more to follow?
43 signings TOTAL:
76.980.000
Top 8 Alex Signings in order of merit:
Cantona 1.200.000
Complete bargain. worlds best player
at that price!
Schmeichel 550.000
Another bargain for the worlds top goalkeeper!
Cole 6.000.000
Took some time but will be a legend
:))
McClair 850.000
One of his first signing's
played for 12 years!
Bruce 825.000
Another one of his first signings
club captain played 9 years.
Irwin 625.000
What a fantastic price for a world class full back!
Solksjaer 1.500.000
After his first season this
young Norweigen was the clubs top scorer!
Dwight Yorke 12.600.000 Expensive
but already looking worth it!
Fergie's All time Sales: 86 -
98 incl.
1986 Frazer Digby Swindon 32.000
1987 Frank Stapleton Ajax 100.000
Peter Barnes Man City 30.000
Simon Ratcliffe Norwich
40.000
Terry Gibson Wimbledon
200.000
1988 Graeme Hogg Portsmouth 150.000
Chris Turner Sheff Wed
?
Jesper Olsen Bordeaux 400.000
Kevin Moran Sporting Gijon
Free
Peter Davenport Middlesbrough
?
Liam O´Brian Newcastle
250.000
Arthur Albiston WBA Free
1989 Gordon Strachan Leeds 300.000
Paul Dalton Hartlepool
20.000
Norman Whiteside
Everton 750.000
Paul McGrath Aston
Villa 400.000
Simon Andrews Wigan
Free
Wayne Haseltine Oldham
40.000
1990 Shaun Goater Rotherham Free
Micky Daxbury Blackburn
Free
Andy Rammell Barnsley
100.000
Colin Gibson Leicester
100.000
Viv Anderson Sheff
Wed Free
Wayne Bullimore Barnsley
Free
1991 Daniol Graham Barnsley 50.000
1992 Joson Lydiate Bolton Free
Derek Brazil Cardiff
85.000
Mal Donaghy Chelsea
150.000
Sean MacAuley St
Johnston 100.000
Mark Robins Norwich 800.000
Neil Webb Nott. Forest
800.000
1993 Brian Carey Leicester 250.000
Danny Wallace Birmingham
250.000
Russel Beardsmore Bournmouth
Free
1994 Bryan Robson Middlesbrough Free
Clayton Blackmore Middlesbrough
Free
Darren Ferguson Wolves
250.000 .... Alex's
son!
Dion Dublin
Coventry 1.900.000
Mike Phelan WBA Free
Rob Savage Crew Free
Les Sealey Blackpool Free
Colin McKee Kilmarnock
265.000
Neil Withworth Kilmarnock
265.000
1995 Keith Gillespie Newcastle 1.000.000
Richard Irwing Nott Forest
75.000
Ashley Westwood Crewe 40.000
Andrei Kanchelskis Everton
5.000.000
Paul Ince Inter Milan 6.000.000
Mark Hughes Chelsea 1.500.000
:((((
Gary Walsh Middlesbrough
250.000
1996 Lee Sharpe Leeds 4.500.000
Tony Coton Sunderland 600.000
Steve Bruce Birmingham
Free
Paul Parker ? Free
1997 Eric Cantona Retired ........
Pat McGibbon Wigan Athletic
£250,000
Simon Davies Luton Town
£150,000
Karel Poborksy Benfica
£2.000,000
1998 John O'Kane Everton £400,000
Brian McClair Motherwell
Free
Kevin Pilkington Southend
United Free
Graeme Tomlinson Free
Gary Pallister Middlesbrough
£2.500,000
Ben Thornley Huddersfield Town
£250,000
64 Sales Total: 32.642.000 Pounds Sterling.
CURRENT BALANCE
: -44 Million
Alex has been
brillianton the transfer market!
Keep the faith
Red til your dead
Man United for life not just for Christmas
Barry
Leeming
Manager: Alex Ferguson FACTS:
1941: Born in Govan, Glasgow,
on December 31
1957: Joined Queens Park as amateur while apprentice toolmaker in Glasgow
factory.
1960: Joined St Johnstone as part-timer.
1964: Quit toolmaking and joined Dunfermline.
1967: Moved to Rangers for £65,000.
1969: Another move, this time to Falkirk, for £20,000.
1973: Joined Ayr, returning to part-time ranks while running his Glasgow
pub.
1974: Appointed manager of East Stirling in September, but moved to St
Mirren three months later.
1978: Sacked by St Mirren and appointed at Aberdeen as successor to Billy
McNeill.
1980: First managerial honour when Aberdeen win Scottish championship.
1982: Aberdeen win the Scottish Cup beating Rangers 4-1.
1983: Aberdeen retain Scottish Cup this time beating Rangers 1-0 and defeating
Real Madrid 2-1 in Gothenburg to lift European Cup Winners’ Cup.
1984: Aberdeen win League and Cup double beating Celtic 2-1 in the Cup
final. Ferguson awarded OBE.
1985: Appointed caretaker manager of Scotland following death of Jock Stein
during Wales v Scotland World Cup qualifier.
1986: Scotland bow out of Mexico World Cup after first round. Ferguson
leaves Aberdeen to take over at Manchester United after sacking of Ron
Atkinson.
1990: First trophy at Old Trafford as United beat Crystal Palace 1-0 in
an FA Cup final replay after a 2-2 draw. 1991: United beat Barcelona 2-1
in Rotterdam to win European Cup Winners’ Cup.
1992: European Super Cup arrives at Old Trafford as United beat Red Star
Belgrade, while first League Cup triumph booked with 1-0 defeat of Nottingham
Forest. Championship dream dies as Leeds overhaul United in final weeks
of the season.
1993: Old Trafford’s 26-year wait for title is ended as United finish 10
points clear of Aston Villa.
1994: United become only fourth team this century, and sixth in total,
to complete championship and FA Cup double. The Old Trafford club defeat
Chelsea 4-0 in the FA Cup final.
1995: United finish runners-up to Blackburn in the league and Everton in
the FA Cup.
1996: United become the first club to complete the championship and FA
Cup double twice, overcoming one-time runaway leaders Newcastle in the
Premiership and then beating Liverpool 1-0 at Wembley.
1997: Sets his sights on emulating Sir Matt Busby by lifting the European
Cup, but United are beaten in semi-finals by Borussia Dortmund. Pain eased
by fourth championship in five seasons.
Captain: Roy Keane: KEY MAN Keane has tackled his poor disciplinary record as well as he does any opponent and is the best midfielder in the country. His worth to United is demonstrated by his ability to play almost anywhere when called upon.
Greetings to ManchesterUnited Supporters "All Over The World".
RED ARCHIVE
Click here Barry`sHomer.
Click here Theatre of
Dreams.
Click here The Trophy
Cupboard.
Click here The World
of Man United.
Click here Latest UNITED
Match Reports.
Click here The European
Champions League.
Click here Members of
the International Mailing List.
Click here AllPremier
League Fixtures.Click here All Pictures
on Man United
|