Neil Custis in the Sun:
Alex Ferguson has told the Glazers of his two-year plan to put Manchester United back at the Premiership summit.
Boss Fergie had a meeting with prospective chairman Joel Glazer at the club’s Carrington training ground last week.
And during it he spelled out exactly how he is going to form a side that will dominate the game as they did in the 90s.
The new club owners are impressed with Ferguson’s plans.
Far from putting pressure on him for immediate results, they have faith in what the manager is doing.
Suggestions that Ferguson will be sacked if he does not deliver straight away were dismissed on both sides of the Atlantic yesterday.
Indeed a United source said: "It is laughable to say that Alex Ferguson has been given an ultimatum.
"He has demonstrated over the decades that he does not need any encouragement to strive for success."
As revealed in SunSport in the wake of United’s FA Cup final defeat, Ferguson has decided to retire in two years when he is 65.