Fergie knew United would reclaim title
Sir Alex Ferguson was convinced Man Utd would regain the Premier League title from their city rivals on the day they lost out in 2012
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RVP hails United spirit
Robin van Persie is delighted Manchester United got to complete the championship puzzle in Sir Alex Ferguson's last season as a manager
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Won the last game in the boss' last training session... @tomclevz23 u alright bro, Don't let it affect u !
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Giggs: We're backing Moyes
– Manchester United midfielder Ryan Giggs speaking to the Daily Telegraph"We have a really good bunch of lads in the dressing room and, whenever the manager needs help, the more experienced players will help. That has been the norm, ever since I have been in the club.
What David Moyes is coming into is a good atmosphere, a really good bunch of lads, very good players and a really strong squad, so it is a strong position to be in. But the downside is that you have to follow the most successful manager that has ever lived.
Sir Alex: I'm lucky to have been here so long
Fergie keeps keeper promise
Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed Anders Lindegaard will start his final game as Manchester United manager
Read the full storyEveryone loves David
HR - Beckham has been a great role model for ages. He's just top class in everything he does. He's a fantastic footballer and top lad
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Scholes sad to see Beckham go
– Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes speaking to the Daily MailIt's a sad day but hopefully David is happy with what he's done.
From the start you knew the quality he had and the professionalism. His range of passing and his free-kicks were brilliant and that was no accident - he was out there practising all day long.
That's our year finished now. I think there's only Ryan Giggs, who was a year older than us, still going as strong as ever.
David Beckham's greatest goals
David Beckham scored many vital, as well as spectacular goals, here we assesses some of his most memorable contributions
Read the full storyComment: Beckham's mass appeal
by Frank Malley
When Beckham retires at the end of the season football will lose its most famous and influential character
Read the full storyMcClaren leads Beckham tributes
Former England manager Steve McClaren hailed David Beckham as a great of the modern game after the former national team captain announced his retirement.
– Former England manager Steve McClaren.He was a great player.
He made the very most of his talents through sheer hard work and professionalism and always doing extra work on the training field.
He inspired his team-mates through his performances.
He was a winner, he's won so many things in his career, and that was infectious on his team-mates.