Ferguson, 76, who suffered the haemorrhage on Saturday, remains in intensive care and there has been no official update on his condition from the Premier League club
Sir Alex Ferguson
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Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson was sitting up and talking to his family, reports said, as he recovers from emergency surgery following a brain haemorrhage.
Ferguson, 76, who suffered the haemorrhage on Saturday, remains in intensive care and there has been no official update on his condition from the Premier League club. But Britain's Mail Online said the Scot, who retired in 2013, was out of a coma and showing promising early signs of recovery.
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