Michael Carrick has been named Manchester United's interim manager and spent several seasons working under Sir Alex Ferguson

Man Utd have made 10 managerial appointments - six permanent and four interims - since Sir Alex Fergusons retirement, yet none have restored the Old Trafford glory days. As Michael Carrick closes in on return to club,

Roy Keane has reignited his long-running feud with Sir Alex Ferguson, accusing the Manchester United legend of still influencing major club decisions more than a decade after retiring. The Irishman’s explosive comments came during a recent broadcast appearance,

We take a look at the five reasons why Manchester United have been sacking managers almost every other season since the 26-year reign of the legendary Ferguson ended in 2013.

In the world of football, few names evoke as much reverence and scrutiny as Sir Alex Ferguson. Recently, Manchester United legend Roy Keane has voiced his concerns regarding Ferguson's lingering influence during the club's ongoing search for a new head coach.

Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt were in attendance at Old Trafford to watch Manchester United suffer a 2-1 FA Cup defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion

Manchester United interim head coach Darren Fletcher has revealed he asked for “the blessing” of the club’s legendary former manager Sir Alex Ferguson before accepting the job.

Ferguson regularly attends United’s home matches and recently the new caretaker manager Darren Fletcher also said that he does not take any big calls without consulting the 84-year-old legend.

Michael Carrick enjoyed tremendous success at Manchester United but even he wasn't spared the wrath of Sir Alex Ferguson.