Sir Alex Ferguson has brutally trolled an infamous Liverpool moment during a speech delivered to Sale Sharks.
Ferguson was visiting the Sharks ahead of their Gallagher Premiership final clash with Saracens.
The former Manchester United boss shared some pearls of wisdom with the side and warned them not to wear white suits for the game.
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"I wish you all the best on Saturday," Ferguson is heard saying in a clip. "Don't wear a white suit for Christ's sake!"
The legendary manager is referencing the decision by Liverpool to wear white Armani suits before the 1996 FA Cup final against Manchester United.
United won that game thanks to a late goal from Eric Cantona completing a memorable double for the Red Devils who bested Newcastle to the Premier League title that same season.
Liverpool were mocked by many after the match because of their bold fashion choice. Players were nicknamed the 'spice boys' and this era is now more associated with Liverpool being more of a joke figure than a serious football side.
As for Sale, Fergie urged the players to not just enjoy the event, but to remember that they're 'there to win.'
Sale and Saracens clash in the final of the Premiership this Saturday at 3pm.
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