‘Emotional’, ‘heart-warming’ and ‘inspiring’ are just some of the word United fans are using to describe our latest Lifeblood film, starring the incomparable Sir Alex Ferguson.
‘United at Heart’ was released last week as the latest instalment in MUTV’s groundbreaking series, which pulls back the curtain on our legendary youth system and the education system that shapes our graduates.
This new release follows Sir Alex at the Academy’s annual Celebration Event at Old Trafford, where he caught up with alumni – including priest Phil Mulryne - presented awards and inspired the next generation of talented young Reds.
This new release follows Sir Alex at the Academy’s annual Celebration Event at Old Trafford, where he caught up with alumni – including priest Phil Mulryne - presented awards and inspired the next generation of talented young Reds.
There has been a huge reaction to the 15-minute film and the candid behind-the-scenes moments where Sir Alex’s famous personality is on full display. His interactions with a young chaperone, Jaume, are a special reminder of his warmth.
After a period of exclusivity on MUTV, ‘Lifeblood: United at Heart’ was released on our official YouTube channel and the comments section is lighting up with positive reviews. You can read a sample of them here...
@tenzinlekdup1701: I got a bit emotional seeing the boss at the club, still so full of enthusiasm and inspiring. Good health to you, Sir.
@PeterSmith-go9ef: Just to see the way he interacts with people is a clue to the man who made the manager. His favourite quote was
After a period of exclusivity on MUTV, ‘Lifeblood: United at Heart’ was released on our official YouTube channel and the comments section is lighting up with positive reviews. You can read a sample of them here...
@tenzinlekdup1701: I got a bit emotional seeing the boss at the club, still so full of enthusiasm and inspiring. Good health to you, Sir.
@PeterSmith-go9ef: Just to see the way he interacts with people is a clue to the man who made the manager. His favourite quote was
“character is destiny.”I felt so emotional watching this, great video.
@sassy_brit1975: Not gonna lie, I had tears in my eyes all the way through this... our boss Sir Alex Ferguson. Legend.
@NasalFtw: Sir Alex is the GOAT. I shed a tear when they were presenting him on stage.
@gezusgh: Cherish this man as long as we can!
@NasalFtw: Sir Alex is the GOAT. I shed a tear when they were presenting him on stage.
@gezusgh: Cherish this man as long as we can!
@spaceswan2605: The single most important figure in the history of Manchester United. At a club steeped in legendary characters, his nous and unmatched desire to win will still be spoken of in many decades to come. Sir Alex Ferguson. A total genius.
@SeamusOReilly230: I really appreciate this series, it’s what makes the club.
@amarafaitho: I shed tears. Love this club.
@mufc-s: Every single one of us loves Alex Ferguson.
@SeamusOReilly230: I really appreciate this series, it’s what makes the club.
@amarafaitho: I shed tears. Love this club.
@mufc-s: Every single one of us loves Alex Ferguson.
@Viszwak: The kid Jaume's mentality is top class for a 13 year old. I hope we get to see him at OT one day!
@daveuk3: What a very bright intelligent and pleasant young man that chaperone was.
@qamalazlan3128: Funny seeing Rooney coming as parent.
@no9scrum: It's actually really cool to see Wayne Rooney just being there as a parent and not getting dragged into doing something just because he's there.
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