字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント BeanymanSports Born in Glasgow on New Years Eve 1941 Sir Alex Ferguson's first taste of European silverware came when he led Aberdeen to the 1983 Cup Winners Cup Manchester United once a great side but in search of leadership and inspiration came knocking But after three mediocre seasons his place at the helm lay in the balance Until FA Cup goals from Mark Robins altered his career forever Sir Alex Ferguson was reasonable for making Old Trafford a theatre and a fortress for over 20 years Whilst their noisy neighbors worked there way through 21 managers United held on to just 1 Winning an unprecedented 38 pieces of silverware including 2 Champions League, 5 FA Cup and 13 Premier League trophies I'm here to try and uncover how Sir Alex got the best out of players renowned for being talented yet temperamental All he wanted was attention Eric, you know he wanted attention I also want to try and get a rare insight into the man behind the manager He got off the seat and he sprinted out that door, through the dressing room, screaming for the kit manager So by the time he got back I had it opened up poured a couple of glasses, ohh it was hilarious And I want to discover which places and people help carve the most formidable character in the history of the game She came through and she kicked me, she woke me up and them three were standing behind her She said 'You're not retiring, you're to young to retire' So get ready... It's Fergie time This is your sort of second home here, are you honorary golf captain at Mottram Hall? Yes I am, I've only played twice since I became captain I'm just down the road So has your gold handicap improved or not? No, I had the hip operation about a year and a bit ago And I've only played about 4 times, played here a couple of times with Bobby Charlton but that's it And is retirement what you thought it would be? I mean I know you're still very busy But were there things you were looking forward to that you just thought well that be, I'll do that in retirement Definitely, everyone's got bucket lists of course but I looked forward to it And also I made sure I was going to be active The difference being was that maybe waking up during the night and putting the television on Difference from what I use to do up at 6 o'clock into the training ground Now I do that maybe get up at 8, have breakfast with Cathy, It's the first time she's ever had breakfast with me So that's a big change but I set out to be active all the time The fist thing we did, a cruise up to the Scottish Highlands With my family and my mates, just all men And we started off at Oban and it was the day that Andy Murray won the open So we had the champagne all ready Won Wimbledon yea We weren't setting sail until he won that, as we set out and all the people on the Quay were all waving to us And we had the champagne out, well done Andy and we had a great time, It was fantasic And that was that something, you thought you could have gone anywhere in the world and actually it was A lovely summer that summer wasn't it [We were dead lucky] So you were really lucky [Dead lucky yea] But was that something you'd set yourself? I always, I want to do the Highlands? I want to do the Islands I want to go home really Yea exactly, well as a Scotsman I'd never been to places I've gone to you know on that cruise I'd never been to Oban in my life, that's amazing, it's not even far from Glasgow And you've mentioned Cathy already, hugely important to your success I would think Absolutely What is it that shes brought in a marriage that's nearly 50 years, I mean it's 48 years I think you've been married now? 48 yea How does she understand you and how much respect do you have for her in terms of listening to her if she says? Shes a great judge, A great judge of people in particular, shes never been a football wife who goes to games Shes never done that, she'd go to the cup finals and ???? use to say a waste of a ticket Because she'd sit her and her sister talking and in the tearoom, hardly watched the game But because it was the Cup final she would always go, and shes a good mother, a good wife And a great grandmother, a fantastic grandmother Well I should think you're a pretty good grandfather aren't you? because you've got time Oh I love that now, I've always loved that, every week we've got some of them there you know I've got 11 grandchildren now, ones 20, Jake and the youngest I've got 2 at 5 So they're great And is it true that Cathy won't let you have any football memorabilia in the house? No none, none at all And what would happen if you came back with a book or something, football book? Well we've got a library of football books don't get me wrong But I've not got anything displayed about my career. It’s all in the United Museum, everything’s in there And I think that’s the best place for it really to be honest with you, because it can be shared with every fan that goes in to the museum. It's a fantastic museum, It's not a matter of me saying I miss it or anything like that I don't even think about it, I think it's in the right place But the most the sort of the most crucial influence she had and it didn't came out until a few years afterwords But shes the one that talked you out of the first time you were going to retire Absolutely, yea And was that because she didn't want you around the house or you weren't, she thought you weren't ready yet? She could sense I'd made a mistake and she knew I'd made a mistake And I knew myself you know, the silly thing was it was impulse It was a sort of a in the heat of the moment, I just decided And I made it at the beginning of the season which is even worse And I knew after a few weeks I said why did I do that you know But then sometimes when you've got a stubbornness about you, you say well I've done it and then you carry it through And then around about Christmas day or New Years day, I think it was New Year’s Day actually, I was sleeping on the couch after dinner, with the boys and their families She came through and she kicked me. She woke me up and them three were standing behind her You know She said, you’re not retiring, you’re too young to retire And the boys said you're off your head to retire With you as a child who were the influences on your personalty? My parents were without doubt created the foundation for me in terms of they keep saying Don't lie, don't cheat, don't steal, you know all these little things Don't be late, that's my father oh honestly if your ever late he was in agony at me But then you get to go to school and I had a fantastic teacher there, she was unbelievable, Mrs Thompson She was a star But she was very strict i mean there was a certain amount of corporal punishment wasn't there? Ah but everyone got that in these days if you were you best behavior you got 6 of the belt that was the favourite But enthusiasm and determination, I remember we played a game of rounders, we used to get a game of rounders On a Friday afternoon maybe from 3 to 4 that was your sort of a sweetie And it was my turn to bat And there's first base there And i'm looking at first base, i'll get to that first base And I knocked the ball at the side, She went absolutely lunatic You Ferguson, if you ever do that again I will kill you! Next time I was swinging at it as if it was the most important thing in the world But she was fantastic and then when she died a few months later A package come into my house and it was from my nephew and it was a belt The belt that she'd hit you with? Yea, yea everyone got it You know it's fantastic and I've still got it in the house, it's fantastic Despite the fact we've been talking about your retirement you have gone off on a completely different tangent And you've got this role at Harvard University, Fellow to the executive education program Now what does that involve and how do you prepare for it? because it's very, you know that sort of performance in front of a Bunch of very very bright students that is quite nerve racking I should think? The professor Anita Elberse she's Dutch, very clever woman Great leader of her classroom, tremendous, came across with a young chap with her And did a case study, watching you training at United, spoke to a few people at United And they did interviews with me and then she did a case study for all the students and I'm sitting in the classroom And there's all these young bright people And the classroom was 2 classrooms say 65 each and one of the classroom was 45 nationalities From all over the world and that was to me the most amazing thing and that tells you about Harvard it's such a brand Of intelligence for people getting there and how there progress I mean Bill Gates was there and Mark Zuckerberg John F. Kennedy, I mean if you look at John F. Kennedy's staff, all his staff were former Harvard students All of them and that's what they call The best and the brightest And do they understand your accent? I don't know But I have to say this, I need to say this, speak slowly Which I'm doing with you I'm very grateful And you have a board up and you've got certain key words What do they find most interesting? What do they quiz you on? They roll down boards and they keep putting up bullet points and all the rest of it Part of it was a circle of what is important Manager, CEO, owner, players, staff, then agents, supporters, press all these things I scored out all of them apart from CEO, owner, players, staff and myself, those are the essentials to do that job properly All the rest is always peripheral, The only way you can satisfy fans is by making them happy and winning on Saturday, that’s your job The media, you can never satisfy media, but you have to do it. And the agents, only time you hear from them is when they want money, a new contract or they want a player to move As we well know that’s the job, So they’re peripheral to me in the job really You've always been very curious, which is a great quality to have in terms of learning from other sports I remember years and years ago we were at a yard in Lambourn and you were looking at the veterinary staff And do you remember they were scoping that horse and you looked at the And your trying the learn from what they were doing with race horses Golf also you always loved and you obviously you went up to the Ryder Cup in Gleneagles How impressed are you with the way Paul McGinley prepared that European side and the work he put in To making sure pairings worked, that they brought out the best in each other? Well that's what I tried to be to it When Paul came to see me over a year ago, his detail, the plan he’d mapped out was fantastic, it was brilliant And I was delighted and honoured that he asked me to participate in it. And we kept it quiet We really did until maybe a few days before, but this had been going on for a year And we made sure it was going to be right, It was going to be good And I know how much you admire Andy Murray, I would think Rory McIlroy's quite high up you list aswell? Oh yea You see there are geniuses in life and Rory produces shots he shouldn't try. He’s got the ability to do it And sometimes it doesn’t come off, but his imagination is such he can do these shots And when they come off you say to yourself, How did he do that? And hes got that in his locker, he's an exceptional exceptional player He’s without doubt, I think, the most gifted golfer I’ve seen And hes got the personality to you know And he's a United fan so it helps He's the all round package He's an all round package correct During his 26 years at Old Trafford Sir Alex Ferguson took charge of some of the greatest footballers The game has ever seen But unlike other elite clubs he didn't rely on an unlimited transfer budget to turn his squad into world beaters Guaranteeing the sustainability of the club by making it's academy the best in Europe was his priority He nurtured home grown talent, he developed them mentally and physically and he turned them into sporting icons He also trusted his instincts and gut feeling when taking a chance on unproven and untested players Under Sir Alex United were formidable on the counter attack pushing there opponents to the very limit With him at the helm the won an unprecedented 61 Premier League games with a goal scored in the 80th minute or later And when the cries of 'Attack Attack' echoed around Old Trafford Opponents were filled with dread, fear and the horrible realisation of the inevitable And it strikes me with all of your success, 13 Premier League titles, 5 FA Cup, 2 Champions Leagues 38 trophies in total Is it the development of the players as individuals that gives you more satisfaction than even the vast array of trophies? Definitely without question, Many people have different interpretations of what I’ve made Manchester United over the last 26 years With great players, Rooney, Ronaldo, Cantona, Keane, Robson, Schmeichel, there’s too many to talk about But honestly I think the spirit of Manchester United has come from the ’92 team I think that gave everyone at the club, not just the supporters, myself, my staff the directors Bobby Charlton who was brought up in the Matt Busby era, it brought back the history of Manchester Utd, no question And it's fascinating that you was also prepared to take a risk so take someone like Cantona Who, that wasn't an obvious signing and there would of been a bit of warning that might of come with it And obviously he got into trouble then fairly early on How do you turn someone like that round into becoming an iconic player? Well my attitude to Eric Cantona was this but I made my mind up that all the package, all the baggage the was suppose to be with him I was gonna dismiss it and treat him as a new young boy coming to my club And spoke to him everyday, he loved that, all he wanted was attention Eric You know he wanted attention, he loved to talk about football And the time when he said when he said he wasn't coming back to play when he been in that 8 month suspension And I went over to Paris and you know something, we went to this restaurant, the restaurant owner closed it It was Eric his lawyer, his lawyer's secretary and his agent We were in that restaurant, closed the restaurant in the middle of Paris And all he wanted to do was talk about the great players in the game, About the Pele's , the Cruyff's, the Maradona's World Cup finals, European finals and he was a real football man you know, underated Underestimated person and that's what I carried out the whole time he was with me I loved him because I was only young, youngish then and he use to play with his collar up and obviously that would do it for me But he an incredible presence and I think it's interesting when you sometimes see Boris Becker's got it Roger Federer's got it, some of the great boxers have got it, It's like they've got this glow around them That makes them even bigger than they are, amazing I totally agree with you and he was different, He was different. I remember when we went to a civic reception And Cantona came walking in with this Indian jacket on Everybody's head in the room turned to me and I sort of turned my head away as if I hadn't seen him. And I’m saying 'Jesus god' What like a nehru collar jacket? No the frills round the side and the big Indian. Like an American Indian jacket? Yea American Indian sorry And the players were all focusing on me and wondering what I was going to say now you know The next morning I says to him Eric. He said 'I don’t know, I thought it was casual' and I said 'well, some casual gear that' God What did you say to the players on the team coach after you won the 2008 Champions League final? Can you remember what you said to the players on the coach right afterwards? So every bodies in high spirits, you'd beaten Chelsea in the final, it's all fabulous Can't remember You said, I think you said, If anybody doesn't want to win the Champions League again next year I'll rip up his contract Oh It's true, I say many things, quite a few we should forget But does it tend to be you reaction even to the greatest success of all? right reboot It doesn't matter, tomorrows another day, It's the best way to approach it If you get carried away with you successes then I think your complacency comes into it, complacency's a disease A disease I'm telling you, You just got to be aware of it And you're United teams had this incredible knack of winning in the last, well particularly the last 5 to 10 minutes of a match That's part fitness.. I imagine but there's an incredible mental strength in that aswell So what are you.. what were you doing to instill that belief because other teams started to be frighted of it aswell Definitely.. That’s why I used to go to my watch. I never looked at my watch, honesty I didn't know how many minutes. But it gets across to the opponents and the referee, it was just a little trick. The thing about the last 10/15minutes of a game, particularly at Old Trafford, more than particularly at Old Trafford We'll have 65 thousand people there, right. at half time I always stress don’t panic, be patient, wait. In the last 15 minutes you can do what you like. I’m a gambler, shove bodies up front Take the gamble, it didn't always work but a lot of times it did. And the value when it does work is enormous, One. If you’re in that dressing room after the game and we’ve scored in the last minute the electricity is unbelievable They’re jumping on top of each other, hand clapping, the staff are going around it’s a fantastic place to be. Most important thing is that those fans are walking out of the stadium desperate to get down to the pub to talk about it Desperate to get home to tell their wife and their kids what happened at Old Trafford in the last minute of that game And that’s my job, to get them home happy And it's the greatest moment honestly, scoring in the last minute, it's probably you can encapsulate My history at United about last minute goals, I love them, I could talk about them all the time And there's no point any of us doing any of this in the wonderful world of sport unless we enjoy it And after a game were you capable with an opposing manager of just being normal people? And what was your technique for just enjoying it afterwards? Mine was to invite the managers and their staff into my office at Old Trafford and if it was away from home all my staff would go in Because we was always thinking of our dignity as Manchester United, Don't forget that and we'd never talk about football Never talk about the game sorry, we may talk about who you got next week or what happened last week All these kinds of things, we'd talk about a lot of things but it's always in a good atmosphere You know and that's really important And over a nice a nice bottle of wine? Always a nice bottle of wine, I made sure Always? Well not always, some, oh it was Chelsea I had to speak to Abramovich, I told him it's paint stripper you're giving me here But what did you do to Sam Allardyce? Oh Big Sam yea, It was my birthday and he brought this nice bottle of Haut Brion I think it was, It was a really nice bottle and wrapped it up in Christmas paper, The kit manager came along and said ‘The gaffer brought that for you for your birthday’ I said 'Oh lovely put it up there' So I took it but I put a bottle of Ribena in it and wrapped it up again Big Sam came into the office after the game and I said ‘Thanks very much for the wine, I’m going to open it And he said ‘No, no, no. You take it home. It’s for you’. I said, ‘Nah, I want to share it with you, Sam’ So I take it out and I say ‘What’s this?’ And I'm not kidding, He got off that seat and he sprinted out that door through the dressing room screaming for the kit manager! So by the time he got back, I had it opened up and poured a couple of glasses. Oh It was hilarious, It was brilliant And he's a good mate of yours isn't he? Yea yea We talked briefly before the interview started about Jose Mourinho Is Jose Mourinho somebody who in the modern world of football is the kind of guy who is always going to be successful Hes got a bit of, he seems to have a bit of star quality It's unfair really. He’s good looking, he’s got that sort of George Clooney white bits in his hair now, But I think he is a great example, he can speak five languages or whatever he can He goes and becomes an interpreter for Bobby Robson, follows him to Barcelona, works under Louis Van Gaal, he is learning all the time He has got a determination, he wants to be a coach, He never played the game, by the way Now you tell me how many presidents would give a manager a job who has never played? None. But he has done it Then he goes and manages a small team in Portugal, then goes to Porto and wins the league, wins the UEFA Cup Wins the European Cup, goes to Chelsea and wins the league, twice. Goes to Inter Milan But that's is an example to anyone who wants to do well, you shouldn’t let the barriers get in your way if you want to get there In everything you say and the way that you say it, you're a fan, at heart you're a fan and you are now a full time fan of Manchester United So as a fan, What's your take on where the club is now? Well, First of all, Louis Van Gaal, I don’t know how he can expect to get the best results with the injuries he’s had And when he gets the best players back, you watch United, because he’s a great coach, he’ll do well. I’m not interested in what’s happening with the players he’s brought in because they’ll need time When I took Patrice Evra and Nemenja Vidic in the January of the same year, they were all over the place It took 5 months to get used to playing for Manchester United, the culture, the history of the club And these new players will be exactly the same They’ve still got great players, I think Michael Carrick is the best centre midfield player in English football I really do, I think he’s the best English player in the game I think Robin Van Persie, the World Cup maybe taken a little bit out of him, but you watch him in the second half, he’ll be fine. Rooney is back flying and Rooney will always get you a goal and that’s always an advantage When a team has got a goal scorer in a team And the one that’s most pleasing to me of the present lot is David de Gea. When we bought him he was a kid. Yea he was frail, He was skinny, but he had an ability. He’s got special talents And it’s shown and i'm really pleased for that kid, you know I really am But once they get the players back they’ll be fine, make no mistake about it Take the price for next years title? Yep So finally I hear there are rumours of a screenplay being written about your life Really? Yea Well I haven't heard that You Haven't? No Because I want to know whose meant to play you Who do you want to play you? Well all the great ones are dead I don't know I know about that Daniel Craig he's blinking Liverpool fan So we can't have him Can't have him, I don't know, I wouldn't think about that No Will it bother you? To see yourself on screen I mean? Would you, not one way or the other? I don't know how it would sell No Thank you for your time Pleasure Thanks for watching, Please subscribe
A2 初級 英 サー・アレックス・ファーガソン インタビュー(字幕付き) - ファーギーの時間、ファン・ガオールと育成選手たち (Sir Alex Ferguson Full Length Interview (w/Subtitles) - Fergie Time, Van Gaal & Developing Players) 124 11 ManUtdDog に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日 シェア シェア 保存 報告 動画の中の単語