‘United slump not Fergie’s fault, let him retire in peace’

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‘United slump not Fergie’s fault, let him retire in peace’
Sat, 29 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
Matt McGeehan

Chelsea, who play Crystal Palace today, are in contention to succeed United as Premier League champions in a title fight with Manchester City and Liverpool.

United are 18 points adrift in seventh place entering this weekend’s fixtures as David Moyes, the man Ferguson hand-picked as his successor, endures a challenging first season in charge.

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