Fergie wary of Sheringham

Alex Ferguson does not have to look too far to see where the main threat to his side lies tomorrow – the sight of Teddy Sheringham strutting into Old Trafford will be enough.

Fergie wary of Sheringham
Fri, 20 Sep, 2002 - 16:00

Alex Ferguson does not have to look too far to see where the main threat to his side lies tomorrow – the sight of Teddy Sheringham strutting into Old Trafford will be enough.

Critics suggested Sheringham’s best days were behind him when Ferguson snapped him up from Tottenham in 1997.

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