Ravel Morrison left emotional by Sir Alex Ferguson's text to Rio Ferdinand about him

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNBCUniversal wants to add an interesting new story to Jenna Bush Hager’s “Today” book club.For nearly four years, the co-host of the 10 a.m. hour of “Today” has chosen a book each month for members of her “Read with Jenna” club to peruse and discuss.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentEmmy-winning “The Crown” star Josh O’Connor will be the protagonist of Italian auteur Alice Rohrwacher’s next film “La Chimera,” which is set in the world of archeological looting and is currently shooting in and around Southern Tuscany.O’Connor, who in “The Crown” played the young Prince Charles, in “La Chimera” is playing a young British archeologist named Arthur who gets involved in an international network of stolen Etruscan artifacts during the 1980s.Also starring in “La Chimera,” which can be loosely translated as “The Unrealizable Dream,” are Isabella Rossellini as a retired opera singer; Brazilian actor Carole Duarte (“The Invisible Life”) who plays another non-Italian woman who intersects with Arthur; Alba Rohrwacher as an international artifacts trafficker; and Vincenzo Nemolato (“Martin Eden”) who plays one of the “tombaroli,” literally grave robbers, as artifacts thieves are known in Italy. “‘La Chimera’ is the story of a young English archaeologist who gets involved in the underground world of the ‘tombaroli,’ the nocturnal raiders of Etruscan tombs,” the director said in a statement.Rohrwacher added that the film “is the final piece of a triptych on territory that I started with ‘The Wonders’ and which poses a central question: what to do with the past?” “Is the past merely a lost world, or does it intimately concern our present?,” Rohrwacher asks.“The Wonders,” which screened in Competition in 2014 at Cannes, winning the Grand Prix, was followed in 2018 by “Happy as Lazzaro” that also launched from the Croisette where it scooped the award for best screenplay.

Sir Alex Ferguson for the thrown glasses which used to smash above him and his teammates’ heads.But the former Buddies striker admits the fact he left the club for Aberdeen without saying goodbye still stings the 64-year-old to this day.McGarvey makes no bones about the fact the pair had a love-hate relationship during their time at Love Street.While they were incredibly successful on the park, helping each other to lift their first silverware as a player and manager respectively back in 1977, in the dressing room and behind the scenes the pair didn’t always see eye to eye.Ex-Celtic striker McGarvey insists the Manchester United icon forged him into the clinical striker he was, but says the way he left the Buddies for the Dons back in 1978

Bayern Munich legend Oliver Kahn believes that Sir Alex Ferguson never forgave him for turning down a move to Manchester United.

Manchester United manager Ferguson was known to be something of a hot head, especially when it came to handling the media.So it was no surprise when the Scot came face to face with the man who reported that Giggs was out for the season in the 1998/99 campaign, which did not turn out to be the case.The former Wales winger did indeed only play 20 Premier League matches that season as he struggled with hamstring problems, but started both the Champions League and FA Cup finals as United claimed a famous treble.As Giggs continued to struggle with injuries, which he admits almost forced him to retire in 2001, a clearly tetchy Ferguson did not take kindly to reports about his key players.“You know that f****** Giggs is out for the season?” he

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he feared he would lose his memory following his brain haemorrhage in 2018.Ferguson retired from management in 2013 with United having failed to win a Premier League since the Scot’s departure.A new documentary looking back over some of the most memorable moments from Fergie’s life is set for release in May.Directed by his son Jason, Ferguson will be seen recounting some of the most important stories of his life.And Ferguson has opened up on his brain haemorrhage and stated that it made him want to revisit some memorable moments.Ferguson said: “Losing my memory was my biggest fear when I suffered a brain haemorrhage in 2018.“In the making of this film I was able to revisit the most

Sir Alex Ferguson has revisited the most important moments of his life for a documentary filmed as he feared he might lose his memory following a brain haemorrhage. The film, directed by his son Jason, is set to premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival in March.

Sir Alex Ferguson says his biggest fear after suffering a brain haemorrhage three years ago was losing his memory.

straight to your inbox every day for free A new documentary looking back at some of the most memorable moments from Sir Alex Ferguson's iconic career is set for release in May. After recovering from a life-threatening brain haemorrhage and acutely aware that his memory might desert him, the Manchester United legend recounts the most important stories of his life, both in and out of football, to his son Jason.

A new documentary looking back over some of the most memorable moments from Sir Alex Ferguson's life is set for release in May.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon and Universal have boarded UK rights to soccer documentary Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In about the iconic former Manchester United manager.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United's academy has played a huge part in the club's success this season. The Reds' Premier League title-winning teams of the past were built on a backbone of talent that had graduated from their academy system and it seems like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen to try and emulate that.

straight to your inbox every day for freeSir Alex Ferguson has opened up about the touching gesture that left the legendary Manchester United manager 'gobsmacked' after handing Ravel Morrison his debut for the club. Morrison, who remains a free agent after bringing his short spell at Dutch Eredivisie side Den Haag to a premature end last month, was the latest guest on Rio Ferdinand's Vibe with Five podcast.

Manchester United canteen.That is the latest revelation from Rio Ferdinand, who hosted the former Red Devils ace in an open and honest chat on his podcast.Now 28, Morrison finds himself without a club after being released by Dutch side ADO Den Haag in January.It follows recent spells at Sheffield United and Middlesbrough.It is a solemn fall from his time at Old Trafford, where he was tipped to become a superstar under Sir Alex Ferguson.Personal problems in his life have tragically seen that his talent has largely been wasted - though there is time yet to turn his career around.One facet of his personality that should be commended is his cheeky attitude, which was evident even as a young lad coming through the ranks at United.As a youngster,

Ravel Morrison has admitted to Rio Ferdinand that he stole his and Wayne Rooney's boots so that he could feed his family.

Sir Alex Ferguson has sent a message to Manchester United forward Jesse Lingard after his loan move to West Ham. The Englishman, who made just three appearances for the Red Devils this season, was shipped out to east London by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer until the end of the season.

straight to your inbox every day for freeSir Alex Ferguson is keeping a keen eye on Jesse Lingard following his Manchester United exit.Lingard left Old Trafford in the January transfer window to join West Ham on loan for the remainder of the 2020-21 campaign. The England international is now working with former United manager David Moyes as he bids to kickstart his career with the Hammers.

straight to your inbox every day for free"Unbelievable! Sir Alex Ferguson is crestfallen because West Bromwich Albion have ruined his big day! The roof has come off this place! We have seen something remarkable!"Romelu Lukaku bundled the ball over the line and that was it. A storied career was over.

Wayne Rooney is getting a few tips from his old chief Sir Alex Ferguson – in the form of World War Two documentaries.Fergie has been secretly helping his former Manchester United player by sending him the programmes, to toughen him up for his management role at Championship side Derby.He gave him The World At War TV series to assist Rooney in battles on the pitch.The 26-episode box set was the most expensive factual series ever made when it came out in 1973.Former Watford and Leicester boss Nigel Pearson, himself a history buff, said: “I heard something this week about Wayne Rooney where Sir Alex Ferguson had given him The World At War, which was a fabulous, very moving and accurate historical TV series back in the Seventies."I remember

It was February 2014 and Manchester United were in an identity crisis in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era.

straight to your inbox every day for free"It was life threatening... I was rushed to hospital. There are 3 or 4 days in Edinburgh Hospital I can't even remember".To make it at Manchester United as young lad, you have to overcome more than most. You have to push yourself harder. You have to believe in yourself, when few others will.But when Darren Fletcher looks back at the challenges he's endured now, he doesn't talk about trying to make his mark as a skinny teenager in a midfield of Roy Keane and Paul Scholes.He doesn't talk about enduring abuse from fans as a young man - fans who saw him as Sir Alex Ferguson's 'teacher's pet' and little more.He doesn't talk about being subjected to public criticism from his hero Roy Keane, which deepened