Sir Alex: 1991-1996
Wednesday 8 May 2013 20:18, UK
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Image: Dion Dublin was one of Ferguson's big name signings during the summer of '92... -
Image: ... but it was Sir Alex's signing of an enigmatic Frenchman from Leeds that would prove the most influential bit of business. -
Image: Fergie shows off some skills to locals during United's pre-season visit to South Africa; as the Manchester club continued to expand their global fan base. -
Image: The Manchester United boss meets Nelson Mandela during his time in South Africa. -
Image: After Archie Knox's departure Ferguson brought in Brian Kidd as assistant manager, who helped United to a Charity Shield victory in his first match. -
Image: The Charity Shield was just the start of a memorable season for the Mancunians, as Fergie guided his team to a first league championship in 26 years. -
Image: At last... Ferguson lifts the first of 12 Premier League titles as United manager, running away with the title by 10 points in the 1992/93 season. -
Image: The Scot would then make it a double, with back-to-back Premier League titles, this time winning by an eight point margin. -
Image: Three trophies for United in the 1993/94 season as Fergie picked up the Premier League, FA Cup and Community Shield. -
Image: The purchase of Andy Cole from Newcastle would prove a masterstroke. In Cole, Ferguson had found one of the English game's most prolific strikers. -
Image: Fergie becomes Sir Fergie as he receives his MBE and new title from the Queen in 1995. -
Image: Ferguson came face to face with one of England's all time greats in the Manchester derby of '95, as Alan Ball took charge of the blue side of the City. -
Image: Ferguson's United were however unable to complete a hat-trick of titles, as Dalglish's Blackburn managed to pull off an unlikely title winning campaign. -
Image: All smiles here, but Fergie's mind games got to Kevin Keegan during the '95/96 title race. His tactics worked as United pipped Newcastle to the title. -
Image: Ferguson's achievements in this period were recognised when in 1996 he picked up the first of many manager of the year awards.
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