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United Kingdom · 2021
1h 48m
Director Jason Ferguson
Starring Alex Ferguson, Eric Cantona, Ryan Giggs, Gordon Strachan
Genre Documentary
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This documentary explores the life of Sir Alex Ferguson, a Scottish former football player and manager who is widely regarded as one of the greatest managers of all time, through interviews with the man himself as well as family, friends, colleagues and players that he coached.
It’s very conventional in form and dances round his famous temper, but Never Give In touches on topics (class, identity) rare in a sports documentary, etching a moving portrait of a man reflecting on his past at a point when his memory is slipping away from him.
No matter what your allegiance, or feelings of antagonism toward the man for Fergie time and defeats doled out by championship-winning sides year after year, it’s impossible not to admire his dedication to the game he loves and the town that made him who he is.
The Guardian by Peter Bradshaw
With less gripping subject matter, this might have been a so-so bit of club memorabilia. As it is, it can’t help but be gripping.
As a Liverpool fan, this critic is hardly the target audience. But if this consistently engaging film has a flaw – here are words I did not expect to write – it’s the truncation of the Man United years. It’s the only shock in a fond, fast-moving tribute.
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