To prove that the iconic Sir Alex Ferguson still lives in the heart of his teeming fans inspite of the fact that he walked away from the dugout not too long ago, fans are scrambling to buy his latest published work, to have a peep into the workings of his heart while he took charge of the Red Devils.
The most intriguing part of it is, the autobiography has emerged the fastest-selling non-fiction book in the UK. “My Autobiography” which goes for £25 has sold 115,547 copies, breaking Delia Smith’s How To Cook: Book Two’s record of 112,000 copies in a week. This is the biggest sales ever recorded since 1998.
TOP FIVE BEST SELLERS
(1) Sir Alex Ferguson – My Autobiography – 115,547
(2) Delia Smith – How to Cook – book two – 112,000
(3) Tony Blair – A Journey – 92,000
(4) David Beckham – My Side – 86,000
(5) Paul Burrell – A Royal Duty – 77,000