Man Utd's worst ever Champions League campaigns - ranked
The two defining figures of Manchester United, Sirs Matt Busby and Alex Ferguson, shared a disciplinarian streak, remarkable adaptability and a fierce fascination with continental competition. Paddy Crerand, who won the 1968 European Cup under Busby, reflected: "He was obsessed with Europe and all the players were aware of that. We wanted to win it anyway because we wanted to be the best team, but it made it even more important to do it for Matt." Ferguson lifted the Champions League trophy twice but retired ruing: "We should've won it more." On this draining quest for European glory, United are doomed to fall short each time they fail to hoist the big-eared pot aloft. Some of the club's Champions League campaigns have strayed further away from success than others, to put it mildly. Man Utd's worst Champions League campaigns - ranked 11. 2012/13 Alex Ferguson's final European game as Manchester United manager was a defeat to Real Madrid / ANDREW YATE...