A PowerPoint on him and the future of Man. United.By Louis Danker for blametheblogger.

He started for Queen’s Park, as a striker aged 16.

Then, in 1960, he moved to St. Johnstone.

The following summer, Dunfermline signed him.

He then moved to Rangers. He ended his career as a player for

Falkirk and Ayr.

He started by managing East Stirlingshire and then St. Mirren.

Then he managed Aberdeen, and led them to many honours.

He was appointed Manchester United boss on 6th November 1986.

He won them: 13 Premier Leagues 5 FA Cups 4 League Cups 10 Community Shields 2 Champions Leagues WOW!

He retired on Wednesday 9th May 2013, having spent over 26 years at Manchester United.

He will now become the Director & Ambassador for the club.

David Moyes, current Everton manager, will be appointed Man United manager on 1st July 2013.

But, it means Wayne Rooney’s future at the club is lying uncertain! He has told the club he WANTS to leave, but could still be persuaded to stay.

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