Lyricist Johnny Mercer layered the famously nostalgic song with memories of his own childhood - so it's perhaps no surprise it takes Sir Alex back to his days playing football at

SIR ALEX FERGUSON has revealed that he is “100 per cent” worried about getting dementia. The former Manchester United boss, 82, also lifted the lid on how he misses life in the Old

Studies have shown a link between football and an increased risk in developing dementia with several England legends diagnosed before their deaths

Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken of his fear of getting dementia as he revealed he does quizzes to keep his mind sharp. The ex-Manchester United boss, who won 38 major trophies with the Red Devils, also told how he misses the glory days of leading United in European cup clashes.

Manchester United's legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson has opened up on his one big fear in life in a rare interview. The Scot opened up on just how much he misses life at Old Trafford, where he won 13 Premier League titles, during a sit-down with BBC Breakfast.

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he sometimes still misses the job, 11 years after he ended his legendary career.

Eleven years on from his retirement from the game, Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he still misses being a football manager. The former Manchester United boss, 82, stepped down at the end of the 2012-13 season after 27 years at Old Trafford,

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he still misses life in the Old Trafford dugout.Ferguson built a reputation as one of the greatest managers of all time during a

Legendary Manchester United boss, Sir Alex Ferguson, has admitted that he misses life as a football manager. The 82-year-old stepped away from manager after the 2012/2013 season. Ferguson retired after leading United to their 13th Premier League title in what was his 27th year at Old Trafford.