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Legendary Man United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, 84, opens up on being 'terrified' by 2018 brain haemorrhage and explains how he learned to speak again after emergency surgery

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Legendary Man United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, 84, opens up on being 'terrified' by 2018 brain haemorrhage and explains how he learned to speak again after emergency surgery

Sir Alex Ferguson has opened up in detail about his near-fatal health scare back in 2018. The legendary Manchester United manager, now 84, suffered a brain haemorrhage.

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