OFFICIAL: The message from Man United after the terrible loss of Sir Alex Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson suffered the lost of Lady Cathy Ferguson, in a moment that has left the club heart broken, and they send their support and their condolences to the former manager of the team.

Hours ago it has been confirmed that Sir Alex Ferguson's wife, Cathy has passed away at the age of 84 after being married to the former manager of the red devils for 57 years, and with their three sons, and that has caused a reaction from all of the fans that send their condolonces to the manager that once talked about why thanks to her he arrived to the red devils.

The Ferguson family issued this statement: “We are deeply saddened to confirm the passing yestarday [Thursday] of Lady Cathy Ferguson, survived by her husband, three sons, two sisters, 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchildren. The family asks for privacy at this time.” and that went with a response from the team with their own statement.

“Everyone at Manchester United sends our heartfelt condolences to Sir Alex Ferguson and his family on the passing of Lady Cathy. Lady Cathy was a beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother and great-grandmother, and a tower of strength for Sir Alex throughout his career.” was the statement from the club to the former manager of the team in this very difficult time.

When Sir Alex Ferguson was approached by Tottenham this happened, “The directors, to a man, were enthusiastic endorsers of the choice (Ferguson). All aspects of the contract agreed… Unfortunately, Mrs Ferguson was not keen on a move to London and that was that.” so it is safe to say that if it was not for her, maybe the past of both clubs could have been really different as they are right now.

Sir Alex Ferguson

We also like to send our condolences to Sir Alex Ferguson and his family in this difficult time and hope that he can recover from this moment. Sources have also confirmed that was the main reason why the manager was not a part of the last home games for the team in the past.