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Jose Mourinho: The rise and fall of the Special One at Manchester United Into his third season now, we look at a brief summary of Jose Mourinho's tenure at Manchester United. Mourinho's reaction says it all The great Sir Matt Busby once said, "I do not worry about conceding goals because I know my forwards will double it at the other end". Indeed it was the reason why  Manchester United  was loved by one and all: their attacking flair of football, not holding back even after being a couple of goals down, added time winners, etc. Old Trafford, the sporting cathedral had been spoiled by the exploits made by the legendary manager, Sir Alex Ferguson who boasted of 13 Premier League titles and 2 Champions League titles. After his retirement, came the downhill road for the great club with the likes of David Moyes and Louis Van Gaal having nothing much to offer. Manchester United Officially Introduce Jose Mourinho as Their New Manager For your 100% Sure

Steven Gerrard inherited a fractured club and broken dressing-room but has united Rangers... he will not settle for finishing second behind Celtic 22:14 GMT 27 Dec 2018, updated 00:23 GMT HSteven Gerrard would have settled for this scenario at his unveiling as Rangers boss in May - beat Celtic in your first Old Firm derby at Ibrox and you'll join them at the top of the Scottish Premiership entering 2019. ADVERTISEMENT Victory on Saturday will be no small task - their last in this league fixture was six years ago - but to be within striking distance of their fierce rivals ahead of the winter break is reason enough to return a glowing half-term report on their rookie boss.  Brendan Rodgers' Celtic, do not forget, were 1-12 favourites for the title before a ball was kicked. Steven Gerrard has Rangers within striking distance of Celtic at the halfway stage Gerrard inherited a fractured club and broken dressing-room but has succeeded in uniting a great institut