Hart could have been a Red! Ferguson turned down keeper before City snapped him up
Posted Tuesday, February 21, 2012 by Dailymail
Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he could have signed Joe Hart for £100,000 years before he joined Manchester City.
The England stopper eventually moved to the Blues from Shrewsbury in 2006 for £600,000 and has become the world’s top keepers.
City slicker: Joe Hart has made the Manchester City and England shirts his own
Hart made his debut for the Shrews when they were a non-League side and went onto play over 50 times for the club and help them back into the Football League.
Ferguson told BBC Radio 5 live: 'I could have bought Joe Hart for £100,000 so we all make mistakes.'
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