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Sir Alex Ferguson: Secrets of Success
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Title: Sir Alex Ferguson: Secrets of Success

Release Date: 11 Oct 2015

Runtime: 59m

Genre: Documentary, TV Movie

Director: Juniper, BBC

Production Companies: Juniper, BBC

Overview: A look at Sir Alex Ferguson's guide to succeed at leading after his 26 year career as Manchester United's manager.

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Average Vote: 8 (3 votes)

Cast

  • Self: Alex Ferguson
  • Self: José Mourinho
  • Self: Cristiano Ronaldo
  • Self: Rio Ferdinand
  • Self: Ryan Giggs
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