The 84-year-old has spoken about the defining fixtures in his career in his new book 'Games of My Life'.
In his new book 'Games of My Life', Sir Alex Ferguson selected Aberdeen's 1980 title-winning 5-0 victory over Hibernian as a career-defining match. Ferguson described winning the Scottish Premier Division title as the peak he needed to conquer, comparing his emotions to those of mountaineers reaching the summit of Mount Everest.
The 1980 championship was Aberdeen's first league title since 1955, secured following a decisive 15-game winning streak. Ferguson went on to win numerous honors at Pittodrie and Manchester United, but noted that claiming the Scottish league title was a personal ambition that had previously eluded him during his playing days.
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