Friday, July 05, 2013
Fergie hip op to keep him away from Moyes' opening games
Sir Alex Ferguson is set to miss the opening matches of the David Moyes reign as Manchester United manager.
Ferguson, who retired at the end of last season following twenty-six years in charge of the Old Trafford club, is to undergo a hip operation this summer and is unlikely to be fit enough to attend the first few games of the David Moyes era.
The legendary Scot is booked in for surgery at the end of July and barring a rapid recovery, Ferguson will be unable to attend the Community Shield against Wigan on August 11th
Ferguson's rest and recuperation period following the operation may also miss mean that he will miss the start of the Premier League season.
Ferguson, who retired at the end of last season following twenty-six years in charge of the Old Trafford club, is to undergo a hip operation this summer and is unlikely to be fit enough to attend the first few games of the David Moyes era.
The legendary Scot is booked in for surgery at the end of July and barring a rapid recovery, Ferguson will be unable to attend the Community Shield against Wigan on August 11th
Ferguson's rest and recuperation period following the operation may also miss mean that he will miss the start of the Premier League season.
