Soccer: Docherty - Ferguson should quit now

Former Manchester United manager Tommy Docherty has said current boss Alex Ferguson should quit following "a series of questionable decisions".

Tue, 27 Nov, 2001 - 10:46

Former Manchester United manager Tommy Docherty has said current boss Alex Ferguson should quit following "a series of questionable decisions".

Docherty blamed Ferguson for United's recent slip in fortune, saying he has put together one of the worst defences in the club's history.

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