<font size="5">The Players:</font> </p> </p><ul>[*]Edwin Van Der Sar[*]Position: Goalkeeper[*]Appearances: 98[*]Previous club: Fulham[*]International: Holland (Netherlands)[/list] <ul>[*]Gary Neville[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 540[*]Previous club: None [*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Patrice Evra[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 50[*]Previous club: AS Monaco[*]International: France[/list] <ul>[*]Gabriel Heinze[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 83[*]Previous club: Paris St Germain[*]International: Argentina[/list] <ul>[*]Rio Ferdinand[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 216[*]Previous club: Leeds United[*]International: Engand[/list] <ul>[*]Wes Brown[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 253[*]Previous club: None[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Cristiano Ronaldo[*]Position: Winger[*]Appearances: 190[*]Previous club: Sporting Lisbon[*]International: Portugal[/list] <ul>[*]Louis Saha[*]Position: Striker[*]Appearances: 100[*]Previous club: Fulham[*]International: France[/list] <ul>[*]Wayne Rooney[*]Position: Striker[*]Appearances: 146[*]Previous club: Everton[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Ryan Giggs[*]Position: Midfielder[*]Appearances: 716[*]Previous club: None[*]International: Wales[/list] <ul>[*]Ji-Sung Park[*]Position: Midfielder[*]Appearances: 65[*]Previous club: PSV Eindhoven[*]International: Korea Republic[/list] <ul>[*]Alan Smith[*]Position: Striker[*]Appearances: 93[*]Previous club: Leeds United[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Nemanja Vidic[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 53[*]Previous club: Spartak Moscow[*]International: Serbia[/list] <ul>[*]Michael Carrik[*]Position: Midfielder[*]Appearances: 52[*]Previous club: Tottenham[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Paul Scholes[*]Position: Midfielder[*]Appearances: 536[*]Previous club: None[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Giuseppe Rossi[*]Position: Striker[*]Appearances: 14[*]Previous club: Parma[*]International: Italy[/list] <ul>[*]Ole Gunnar Solskjaer[*]Position: Striker[*]Appearances: 366[*]Previous club: Molde FC[*]International: Norway[/list] <ul>[*]Fangzhou Dong[*]Position: Striker[*]Appearances: 1[*]Previous Club: None[*]International: China[/list] <ul>[*]John O'Shea[*]Position: Defender / Midfielder[*]Appearances: 250[*]Previous club: None[*]International: Republic of Ireland[/list] <ul>[*]Kieran Richardson[*]Position: Midfielder / Winger[*]Appearances: 81[*]Previous club: None[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Darren Fletcher[*]Position: Midfielder[*]Appearances: 148[*]Previous club: None[*]International: Scotland[/list] <ul>[*]Phil Bardsley[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 17[*]Previous club: None[*]International: England[/list] <ul>[*]Mikael Silvestre[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 355[*]Previous club: Internazionale[*]International: France[/list] <ul>[*]Gerard Pique[*]Position: Defender[*]Appearances: 10[*]Previous club: Barcelona[*]International: Spain[/list] <ul>[*]Tomasz Kuszczak[*]Position: Goalkeeper[*]Appearances: 13[*]Previous club: West Brom[*]International: Poland[/list] I'll put up Owen Hargreaves and Nani as soon as they become available. They just joined the team recently.</p> </p> <font size="5">The Manager (coach):</font></p> </p> </p> <font size="3">SirAlex Ferguson </font></p><ul>[*]Nationality: Scotland[*]Manager from: Nov 06 1986[*]Premier League Title: 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007[*]FA Cup: 1990, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2004[*]League Cup: 1992, 2006[*]UEFA Champions League: 1999[*]UEFA Super Cup: 1992[*]UEFA Cup Winners Cup: 1991[*]Inter-Continental Cup: 1999[*]FA Charity / Community Shield: 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003[*]Joint Holders: 1990[/list] Sir Alex Ferguson is the most successful manager in British football history – winning 18 major trophies during his time in charge of the Reds. Yet despite almost two decades at the Old Trafford helm he remains focused on increasing that tally, bringing yet more silverware to Manchester United. The Reds boss enjoyed a playing career north of the border that saw him take in spells with Queen's Park, St Johnstone, Dunfermline, Glasgow Rangers, Falkirk and Ayr United. But it is not for his playing of the game that Sir Alex was to become a success.</p> Following a spell out of the game he moved intocoaching, taking up the role of manager of East Stirlingshire, St Mirren then Aberdeen. It was his time at Pittodrie where he earned his reputation as a top coach. He broke the Glasgow dominance of Scottish football to lead Aberdeen to three Scottish titles, four Scottish cups, one League Cup and one European Cup Winners’ Cup. Following the sacking of Ron Atkinson as manager of Manchester United, the Old Trafford hierarchy moved quickly for his services. They got their man on 6 November 1986. </p> </p>
