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'I was right behind the Bayern goal where it all happened'
The legendary jumps jockey on his favourite Manchester United moments
Ruby Walsh with former Manchester United manager Sir Alex FergusonCredit: Edward Whitaker
Sir Alex Ferguson signs/stays
I think United’s standout moment is signing Sir Alex Ferguson. Whatever players they signed, it couldn’t beat signing Sir Alex.
During his tenure, the biggest moment was the U-turn in 2002 when he decided not to retire.
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