thumbnail Hello,  The Manchester United boss lavishes praise
upon his compatriot for his win in the US Open final and admits
it was a more nerve-wracking experience than a football match
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has expressed his
pleasure at seeing fellow Scot Andy Murray clinch his maiden
tennis Grand Slam title.  Murray showed courage and resolve many
people thought he was incapable of to fight off a stirring Novak
Djokovic comeback and seal a five-set US Open triumph.  In doing
so, the 25-year-old became the first British tennis player since
Fred Perry 76 years ago to win a major and he was cheered on by
Ferguson who was present at New York’s Arthur Ashe stadium to
witness his semifinal and final victories.  And the 70-year-old
was effusive in his praise for his compatriot, who he has taken
to following over the years.  Ferguson told BBC Sport: "I'm
really proud for the boy. That was a real test of a champion for
me. I love watching tennis.”  The Manchester United boss has
enjoyed unpar