Shock as Fergie appoints Jaap Stam as scout


Back with the club?

By Chris,
October 10 2008

According to the Daily Mail, Sir Alex Ferguson has made the shock appointment of Jaap Stam as a club scout. Reports claim that Stam, who had a huge public fall-out with Fergie in 2001, has joined the club’s backroom staff and is acting as a talent-spotter in the South American region. The defender made 127 appearances for United and played an integral role in the 1999 Treble-winning campaign.


The centre-half fell-out with Fergie some seven years ago after he foolishly criticised the United boss and his fellow team-mates in his autobiography.

Sir Alex was furious and the no-nonsense Dutch defender parted company with the club and was sold to Lazio within a matter of weeks.

Stam announced his retirement from the professional arena in October 2007 following spells at AC Milan and Ajax.

Now, reports in the Daily Mail claim that Stam is working in South America as a scout for the club. The article also claims that the 35-year-old will be paying particular attention to the progress of Gremio's Douglas Costa who has been linked with a move to Old Trafford.

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Shock as Fergie appoints Jaap Stam as scout
Discussion started by manutdweb.com , 10/10/2008 13:51
manutdweb.com
10/10/2008 13:51
Shock as Fergie appoints Jaap Stam as scout

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10/10/2008 23:56
Saw an interview where Frost was interviewing Sir Fergie and Fergie said the ONE player he regretted selling was Stam. Said that he really didn't realise how good a player he was and how well he would bounce back from injury.

So not all that big a shocker.

J
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Rogero
12/10/2008 11:58
Yip Jap Stam is a Big Dutch Man...

Best defender we had since Pallister!

carefree
16/10/2008 07:08
Why is it a shock.

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