Sir Alex Ferguson opens up on brain haemorrhage experience
Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 08:25 · Archive
Sir Alex Ferguson has discussed suffering a brain haemorrhage and his return to Old Trafford.
Sir Alex Ferguson, the former Manchester United manager, has spoken about experiencing a brain haemorrhage that required emergency surgery in 2018. He described the experience as terrifying and frightening in an interview with BBC Breakfast, and discussed his return to Old Trafford following the health scare.
How it is being reported
- 'I was terrified' - Sir Alex reveals all on Old Trafford return after brain haemorrhageSky Sports · 2 Oct, 08:22
- 'I was terrified' - Sir Alex reveals all on Old Trafford return after brain haemorrhageSky Sports Football · 2 Oct, 08:12
- Sir Alex Ferguson opens up on ‘frightening’ brain haemorrhageIndependent Sport · 2 Oct, 08:06
- 'I was terrified' - Sir Alex Ferguson opens up on brain haemorrhage and Man Utd returnMirror Sport · 2 Oct, 07:05
In this story: Sir Alex Ferguson · Manchester United · Old Trafford · BBC Breakfast
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