DWIGHT YORKE produced a hilarious X-rated reaction when former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson paid a visit to his new club Macarthur FC.
Red Devils legend Yorke was named manager of the Australian A-League side in May.
It’s his first job in management, having also spent a year as a player Down Under.
Yorke started with a baptism of fire as he took charge of an A-League XI against Barcelona.
He then led new side Macarthur to their first-ever trophy, the Australia Cup, after beating Sydney United.
And ex-United boss Fergie decided to pay Yorke a visit in person to congratulate him on his new-found success.
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But the tactician could not believe his eyes when he discovered Ferguson had turned up at training.
According to witnesses, Yorke and some Macarthur players were heard exclaiming: “What the f***?!”
Yorke and Fergie enjoyed a fine working relationship together, with the ex-striker netting 65 goals for United.
He won the Treble in 1999, plus a further two Premier League titles.
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And Yorke admits he was blown away by Fergie’s presence, with the Scot now invited to watch Saturday’s game against Sydney FC.
Yorke said: “It’s a wonderful surprise to us all – he didn’t have to be here.
“He got in contact with me and said he will be in Sydney. It’s very gracious for him to be visiting our stadium here in Campbelltown.
“I thought it might have been a problem, considering his age. Obviously he’s in good nick. He was happy to make the journey from the city, which is a long journey.”
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