Ferguson hits back Man Utd to review transfers

On Friday Ferguson spoke out for the first time about the ongoing dispute with United's major shareholders.

The pair questioned United's transfer dealings, some of which are said to have involved Jason Ferguson's Elite Sports Agency.

Ferguson said his son had called in police because people had been stealing his mail and going through his rubbish.

Meanwhile, Jason Ferguson son has jumped to his father's defence.

But he said: "I'm very proud of what my father has achieved and I'm proud of the way he has done it.

"He has sweated blood to put United where it is, but I am disappointed to say blood is now being spilt over what is a private matter.

"What has been said about me I know is part of a wider campaign to discredit my dad but I will not let it happen.

"It has been suggested I am going to walk away, but I can categorically state I will not and want to end any rumours that might destabilise this company.

"We have always conducted ourselves in a good and correct manner."

United have confirmed they will conduct a review of recent transfer dealings.

And the United boss's son said: "There is going to be an internal inquiry at the club and I welcome that and will co-operate fully with it."

United chairman Sir Roy Gardner is about to dispatch an official response to the 99 corporate governance questions posed by Magnier and McManus at the start of last week.