Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson cannot deny the dominance of Liverpool and Manchester City in the modern era of Premier League soccer. Despite jokes, he admitted that teams like Manchester United and Spurs face an uphill battle in catching up to the two powerful sides. He acknowledged that even teams like Manchester United are facing challenges to close the gap, which was a hard truth for him to accept. He also dismissed the idea that Tottenham Hotspur would be able to win the Premier League in the foreseeable future. It’s clear that Ferguson understands the reality of the competition he left behind, even acknowledging the strength of Liverpool and Manchester City at the top of the table.
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