Career
1999- : See 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008.
See
Falkirk
Sir
Alex was the first winner of the Top Bob for the
1999-2000 season. See June 2000
'Match
of the Day Magazine' did a timeline which was adapted
for the August 2000 Review
Sir
Alex sponsors a Playstation game and describes his
post-retirement plans. See January 2001.
Manchester
United win the Championship, see April 2001
Sir
Alex joins the debate about his replacement at Man U,
see June 2001
Sir
Alex wins the first ever BBC Sports Lifetime
Achievement Award, see December
2001
Sir
Alex has a new computer game, see March 2002
Sir
Alex's horse, Rock of Gibralter sets a record of 7
wins, see September 2002
Sir
Alex faces indecent assault charges in South Africa,
see October 2002
Sir
Alex is one of the country's top earners, see November 2002
Scottish
A&BC of Sir Alex from the 70-71 season
Sir
Alex is on 2DTV, see December
2002
Sir
Alex injures David Beckham, see February 2003
Man
Utd lose Worthington Cup Final, see March 2003
Sir
Alex makes the Rich List 2003, see April 2003
Manchester
United win the Premiership, see May 2003
Sir
Alex in Beckham's book, gets sent off, doesn't move
to Chelsea, signs new Man U contract ! See August /September 2003
Sir
Alex inspires Dugout chewing gum, see November 2003
Manchester
United win the FA Cup, see May 2004
Sir
Alex in Barclays adverts, see Summer 2004
Sir
Alex manages his 1,000 match, a 2-1 Champions League
victory v Lyon at Old Trafford, 23 November, 2004.
Manchester
United lose the FA Cup Final after penalties against
Arsenal, see May
2005
Manchester
United beat Wigan Athletic 4-0 to win the Carling Cup
(League Cup) for only the second time in the clubs
history, 26 February 2006
A
paraody of Sir Alex is featured in comedy
documentary, Star Stories, See Autumn
2006
Sir
Alex is on the cover with an interview inside of The
Big Issue in the North, 23-29
October 2006, no. 642.
Sir
Alex completes 20 years as manager of Manchester
United, see 6 November, 2006
Sir
Alex's son, Darren, enters management as
player-manager of Peterborough United, see 20 January 2007
Sir
Alex wins his ninth FA Carling Premiership title, see
6 May 2007, but loses the FA
Cup Final, see 19 May 2007
Sir
Alex Wins his 2nd Top Bob Award, see Summer 2007
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