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End of an Era – What Again

Well after last weeks post called ‘End of an Era’ how could I have the following post called ‘End of an Era’? Simply because I couldn’t have foreseen the news that broken late on Tuesday night from Old Trafford – Fergie was considering retirement!

This trumped my ‘End of an Era’ news last week that I was not going to renew my season tickets at Old Trafford after 23 years of being a Season Ticket holder by a country mile.

The news was confirmed on Wednesday morning by Manchester United that Sir Alex Ferguson was retiring at the end of the season. Then on Thursday it was announced that David Moyes of Everton will be installed as the new manager from the beginning of July. This was in my opinion was the best choice and had been what I had expected for the past couple of seasons.

Good Luck with the retirement Sir Alex you have made me a happy football fan for the past 26 years of your reign as manager.

Good Luck David Moyes taking over the hot seat at Old Trafford.

I was unable to attend a special day today (Sunday) at Old Trafford for the last home game of the season against Swansea as Lewis was being presented with his Boys Brigade Queens Badge in Liverpool.

12th Wigan Queens Men 2013
Lewis and the other 12th Wigan Queens Men

Michele and I were very proud parents of Lewis in getting this award which is the highest award in the Boys Brigade.

There were 5 lads from 12th Wigan that were awarded their Queens Badge this year and a big thank you needs to go to the Officers of the 12th Wigan Boys Brigade Company as well as a huge thank you to Captain Fisher for having to put up with these lads and all the rest of the company week in and week out.

We were also the proud owners of a new Nissan Juke Tekna with full leather kit this weekend, as soon as the weather is better i’ll upload some photo’s.

Work this past week has been busy again and we are nearly ready to move all of the UK CAD staff over to the new global servers. However we have to get over a couple of technical issues whereby its taking about 7 minutes for the software to locate a licence server for AutoCAD and about 20 minutes for REVIT! Not acceptable but I’m sure the IT team will work their magic.

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