Baggage (2026): Surrealistic Visual Language and Confront the Past
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Manchester United Season Review 1996-1997 - Champions Again!
Another long season ends with Manchester United having fought for the very highest honours. With the two domestic cups out of the way, they could concentrate on the Premiership and the Champions' League. The Champions' League campaign faltered at the semi-final stage despite some fine performances, but Premiership form went from strength to strength while their nearest rivals began to get the jitters. Alex Ferguson saw the golden apple of a fourth title in five years as within his grasp, and his team clinched the prize with games to spare.
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Another long season ends with Manchester United having fought for the very highest honours. With the two domestic cups out of the way, they could concentrate on the Premiership and the Champions' League. The Champions' League campaign faltered at the semi-final stage despite some fine performances, but Premiership form went from strength to strength while their nearest rivals began to get the jitters. Alex Ferguson saw the golden apple of a fourth title in five years as within his grasp, and his team clinched the prize with games to spare.
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Alex Ferguson
Self (archive footage)
David Beckham
Self (archive footage)
Ernst Dokupil
Self (archive footage)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Self (archive footage)
Peter Schmeichel
Self (archive footage)
Fabrizio Ravanelli
Self (archive footage)
Gary Pallister
Self (archive footage)
Stuart Pearce
Self (archive footage)
Graeme Souness
Self (archive footage)
Paul Scholes
Self (archive footage)
Éric Cantona
Self (archive footage)
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