Tottenham fans show class by pouring in with best wishes for Man United legend Sir Alex Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson

The news of former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson’s emergency surgery for an internal haemorrhage rocked the footballing community last night.

Fans and critics across the world laid aside their rivalries as they sent best wishes for his speedy recovery. It goes without saying that Sir Alex is one of the most legendary managers to have ever set foot in the Premier League.

Manchester United were a force to reckon with across Europe under his guidance and suffice to say, it will be a while before they can find anybody who is half as great as him.

Of course, losing to a side like that always left a bitter taste in most of our mouths but nothing can deny his influence and impact on English football, in general.

It was great to see Tottenham’s official Twitter account put out a tweet to wish him a quick recovery.

Everybody at the Club sends their best wishes to Sir Alex Ferguson for a full and speedy recovery following his emergency surgery today. pic.twitter.com/bCqtsxRvu3

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) May 5, 2018

Soon enough, the rest of our supporters on Twitter chimed in with good wishes as well. It was truly delightful to watch the entire community stand together to wish the legend a speedy recovery and here are some of the best reactions:

Greatest football manager of all time. Wish him all the best

— Lee Whitcher (@Whitchdoc87) May 5, 2018

Hey I would. Expect nothing less from a class club like spurs , cheers lads

— God Is Great (@Jesus1980P) May 5, 2018

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Class from the club. Ferguson’s teams broke our hearts on many occasions but we still have nothing but admiration and respect for a true footballing man.

— Daniel Durnin (@dandurnin) May 5, 2018

Fergie Time for once wanted

— Gary Drury (@garydrury87) May 5, 2018

Keep fighting fergie! Colours aside nothing but respect for this guy, greatest manager of our generation!

— Steve (@steview6203) May 5, 2018

Ditto and to be honest puts everything into perspective Football is only a game but life is life…. Get well soon Sir Alex #MUFC

— steveCOYS ☀️ (@harwood_steve) May 5, 2018

Get well soon Sir Alex, I don't think his achievements will ever be bettered.

— Jo Green (@shelfqueenjo) May 6, 2018

Get well legend of the ball

— Wayne Kavanagh (@waykav41) May 6, 2018