Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson a Lord - MPs

Make Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson a Lord - MPs and Two Labour MPs from Manchester - Graham Stringer and Tony Lloyd - have tabled a Commons motion calling for the 69-year-old Scot to be awarded a peerage.

Ferguson led United to a record 19th league title in May and Ferguson has led Manchester United to 12 Premier League titles and Stringer and Lloyd argue that football should be represented in the House of Lords because of its "economic, social, cultural" importance.

They are 12th Premier League crown of a Red Devils had won under Ferguson, who has also captured in the Champions League twice, the Cup Winners' Cup, the FA Cup 5 times and the League Cup on four occasions.

He also led Aberdeen to three Scottish League titles, four Scottish Cups and the Scottish League Cup and the Cup Winners' Cup and a lifelong socialist, Ferguson was knighted in 1999 when Tony Blair was Prime Minister.

Manchester United Captain Rio Ferdinand: Sir Alex Ferguson Has Final Say On My Comeback

Manchester United captain Rio Ferdinand has conventional that his boss Sir Alex Ferguson has the final word on when he be supposed to and should not play as he comes back from wound.

The 31-year-old upset his knee on the eve of England’s World Cup 2010 campaign in June and three months later is being ease back into football by Ferguson with now three appearances so far this period spaced over the course of three weeks.

However the protector knows and accepts that the finest person to make a decision when he can play is Ferguson, despite his own faith in his current state.

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Sir Alex Ferguson hails 'amazing finish' from Manchester United

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to his team for thrashing Manchester City on Saturday the conquest which ensured their title imaginings alive.

Manchester United clutched a score in the dying minutes from side to side Paul Scholes subtitle and Ferguson says it was a mazing finish and believes his side merits a victory.

"It was an astounding finish," Ferguson told Sky Sports.

"We've three last-minute goals next to them now this season but deserve it."

With Chelsea 2-1 loss in the hands of Tottenham on Saturday, combined are now only one point after the leaders and the director believes such victory have given their group extra excitement.

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