David Cameron must invoke spirit of Sir Alex Ferguson for England to win 2018 World Cup
Insideworldfootball.biz
Sir Alex Ferguson's famous comment "football, bloody hell" made after Manchester United did the treble in 1999, could well apply to the World Cup bids. Had a script-writer presented this scenario, it would have been rejected out of hand.
The script has as a key player a man who scored the winning goal against England nearly 30 years ago, and has seen the English bid team effectively apologising for the UK media.
Sir Alex Ferguson's famous comment "football, bloody hell" made after Manchester United did the treble in 1999, could well apply to the World Cup bids. Had a script-writer presented this scenario, it would have been rejected out of hand.
The script has as a key player a man who scored the winning goal against England nearly 30 years ago, and has seen the English bid team effectively apologising for the UK media.
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