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You do raise the interesting topic of Ferguson’s eventual retirement, a prospect that I am sure fills Man Utd fans with dread. Fergie is the most important factor in Utd’s success bar none and his departure will be felt deeply at Old Trafford. But I cannot see it happening just yet. Had he secured the 20th league title alongside another Champions League then I could perhaps see Utd’s greatest ever manager retiring on the ultimate high. But his record in Europe has been average at best with the resources at his disposal and a near-uninterrupted participation in European football since English clubs were readmitted after the 1980′s blanket-ban. Just two European Cups – and one Cup-Winners Cup – is a poor return for a club of Utd’s stature and taking into account their domestic dominance. I fancy Sir Alex will crave at least one more crack at the Champions League.

I agree with your view that Utd actually lost the FA Cup tie when they threw away that 2-0 lead in the first match at home. Utd could have been 4-0 ahead, yet conspired to gift Chelsea a lifeline. Thy were always going to be second-favourites at Stamford Bridge. But I do agree with you that his team selection seemed odd. He seemed to prioritise the league match at Sunderland – despite the cushion of a 15pt lead – but I am sure Utd’s squad players could have beaten a desperately poor Sunderland and thus saved the top players for the Chelsea fixture. I have seen Valencia perform well at right-back but I shared your shock that Fergie picked him against such a talented Chelsea attack. Jones in midfield was presumably entrusted with closing down Mata, Oscar and Hazard while Hernandez has a great record against Chelsea. I’m a big fan of the little Mexican and would have him start ahead of Welbeck every day of the week! Nani was abysmal though – surely he will leave Utd in the summer – and I just cannot see what Tom Cleverley offers a team with Utd’s ambition? RVP should have started too – he is Utd’s main goal threat as proven by his crucial strikes throughout the season until recent weeks – and it is no coincidence that Utd won against Sunderland – he started – and lost to Chelsea – he came off the bench.

I cannot see Bale joining Utd but I do think they will make some big moves in the summer. Nani, Anderson, Ashley Young and possibly Wayne Rooney could all leave. I see a move for Leighton Baines and perhaps Marouane Fellaini from Everton to strengthen Utd’s first team. The exciting prospect Zaha will already be arriving from Crystal Palace too. And I’ve said this before but if I was Man Utd I would make a seismic statement of intent by bidding for Jack Wilshere from one-time rivals Arsenal! Yes his fitness record is poor – overplayed by Wenger – but what better way to hammer your former rival further towards mediocrity than by stealing their last remaining asset? Wilshere would be a great addition to Utd’s fluid midfield….and a bid from Old Trafford would seriously test his personal ambition being that Arsenal have never look further away from winning a trophy!

Fa CUP is a washed up competition. I personally don’t give a crap about it. Chelsea can go and win it.

Rooney was probably left out of the Real game because United needed real pace up front. Tactic was to catch Real on the break. Welbeck and Nani were ideal for that.

I don’t rate Michael Carrick. Average midfielder who can only play against weak opposition. There was a player for United who played well in the Midfield against Real at Old Trafford. Can’t remember his name, but he impressed.

Any case. This is just my opinion and I am not a Manchester United fan.