Sir Alex Ferguson looks healthy while the legend of Man Utd fills his car at the M&S petrol station in a mask – The Sun

SIR Alex Ferguson looked sharp while wearing a mask while filling the engine at an M&S petrol station in Cheshire.

The Manchester United icon made the most of the block by pumping weights and exercising every morning.

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Fergie wore a mask while filling his luxurious Mercedes-Benz, while the country continues to recover from the coronavirus crisis.

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And the 78-year-old Old Trafford icon even took a cheeky snack from the M&S garage after stopping.

The Scotsman had to be much more cautious as the killer virus crossed the nation due to an emergency brain operation after suffering an attack on his home in Wilmslow in 2018.

But the united hero is back to fighting fit and recently praised the NHS for obtaining the recognition they deserve only two years later they saved his life.

His wife even had to “nail her feet” during the blockade while she was pumping iron and training while stuck in the house due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In an MUTV Group Chat episode, Albert Morgan, an American kit man, provided fans with an insight into the manager’s legendary training regimen.

He said: “I speak to him almost every day and at the moment he is completely blocked.

“I think his lady had to nail her feet!

“He is in good shape, does his exercises every morning.

“He pulled out his dumbbells, he’s on his rowing machine, on his walker, so yes, it’s going well.”

Fergie recently put aside his rivalry with Kenny Dalglish to congratulate the Liverpool icon after their first Reds Premier League win in 30 years.

The legendary United manager came across Dalglish several times while the former forward was in charge at Anfield and Blackburn.

But Dalglish, now non-executive director in Liverpool, revealed that Fergie immediately congratulated him after Jurgen Klopp’s men were officially crowned champions.

He said: “He contacted us to say congratulations from the modern medium!

“You go through the older generations, Fergie to Man United, Brian Kidd, Mike Summerbee, all the old enemies who played soccer at the same time and at the end of the year you sent a congratulatory letter.

“Go on. It’s a great compliment. You’re competing and you’re a rival but you have the intelligence, so you’re magnanimous enough to send a letter saying congratulations.

“In these days he has become more technical, receive your messages or e-mails from the people with whom you have competed for a lifetime.

“They would like to win themselves, but they are proud to pay homage to other people.”

Liverpool was officially the champion after Chelsea beat Manchester City 2-1, while fans celebrated all over Merseyside.