Manchester United's squad that made phenomenal achievements treble winners 1998/1999 season to deserve a reference to the success of the next generation.
No exception to the forces of The Red Devils this season, which has a chance to close the end of the 2010/2011 competition with two titles of the English Premier League and Champions League.
However, in the eyes of Steve McClaren, the ratio of each team who was raised by Sir Alex Ferguson did not need any, because football will always change with the times.
Views of native British men aged 50 years is worth scrutiny because he served as assistant to Fergie when reaching the treble of 1999.
It's hard to compare, because every team that built Sir Alex has different strengths and weaknesses.
However, in general they have a similar basis, ie, a manager with an enthusiastic, some figures a good leader, and the philosophy and methods of good coaching.
McClaren felt the game has evolved over ten years ago when he was still there. All different and more modern now.
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