Former Manchester United chairman Martin Edwards has revealed that he was urged to consider one legendary former manager ahead of Sir Alex Ferguson’s appointment. Martin Edwards inherited the reigns of Manchester United from his father, Louis, and was a key figure for the Red Devils ahead of the Glazers’ ownership of the club. The former United chairman became chief executive at the club in 1982, a role that he held until 2000 before he stepped down and was replaced by Peter Kenyon. Edwards played a key part in bringing Sir Alex Ferguson to Old Trafford in 1986 after former United manager Ron …
