Sir Alex Ferguson first words after coming out of coma were about Doncaster

Football legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson showed early signs of recovery after undergoing an emergency surgery.

The former Manchester United manager is suffering from a brain hemorrhage. On Tuesday, it was revealed that the Scottish was now out of coma and was talking to his family who stayed with him in hospital.

Reports from The Mirror indicates that Fergie’s first words after coming out of coma were about Doncaster’s result. This was because his son Darren Ferguson is the current manager at the club.

Darren missed his side clash with Wigan to stay with his father at the hospital. Unfortunately, Doncaster lost 1-0.

According to The Mirror, he is believed to have asked his family: ‘So how did Doncaster get on?’

Manchester United in a statement announced that Sir Alex’s surgery ‘has gone well.’

The statement read: "Sir Alex Ferguson has undergone emergency surgery for a brain hemorrhage.

"The procedure has gone very well but he needs a period of intensive care to optimize his recovery. His family request privacy in this matter."

"We will keep Sir Alex and his loved ones in our thoughts during this time, and we are united in our wish to see him make a comfortable, speedy recovery."

Former club Aberdeen were not left behind when the football world was sending well-wishes to Ferguson. They sent their message in a banner that was unrolled during their clash with Rangers on Tuesday night.

Sir Alex spent eight years with Aberdeen, winning three league titles before signing for The Red Devils.