After retiring, Sir Alex Ferguson did not forget his roots and used his own money to fund travel expenses for matches with his old club.

A Scottish amateur team can continue to advance in the Scottish Cup because it received private funding from Manchester United's legendary coach Sir Alex Ferguson as travel expenses.

Ben Bo is a team in the West of Scotland League, which belongs to the fifth tier of the Scottish league. Sir Alex Ferguson received youth training in this team when he was a player. Therefore, Sir Alex Ferguson was always grateful and donated money to help his old club, including supplying them with home and away jerseys in the past.

Bember recently entered the third round of the Scottish Cup. It is reported that in the second round away game against Cowdenpea (Gordon Beef), all travel expenses for the team's staff and players were borne by Sir Alex Ferguson. Because the journey took 12 hours to get back and forth, a large amount of Ferguson's financial support was used for accommodation, so that the players could have a good rest in a nearby hotel before the game.

Bember head coach Lovning praised Ferguson (Sir Fei) to the local British media "The Sun": "He has never forgotten his origins. We are very happy to get his assistance and hope that our performance will make him proud."