Drunk Scot left Fergie in agony A Scottish exile, described as being "fighting drunk", attacked former Dons boss Sir Alex Ferguson in London.

A Scottish exile, described as being "fighting drunk", attackedformer Dons boss Sir Alex Ferguson in London.

Kevin Reynolds, 43, punched the Manchester United manager in thegroin outside Euston train station.

Reynolds also admitted head butting a police community supportofficer and racially abusing him.

The drunk, originally from Fife but now of no fixed abode,approached Sir Alex, who initially thought that the man staggeringtowards him was a beggar asking for money.

Instead Reynolds struck Sir Alex in the groin area, leaving himdoubled up in pain.

City of London Magistrates Court was told today that Reynolds thensaid: "I'm sorry Fergie. I did not know it was you."

He then chanted: "Fergie, Fergie, shut your mouth."

While trying to restrain Reynolds, PCSO Peace Toluwa was headbutted in the face, causing a cut to his upper lip.

He was then subjected to a number of racial slurs by Reynolds, whohad drunk half a bottle of vodka and a number of strong lagers.

Reynolds admitted two counts of racially-aggravated public order,one common assault and one of actual bodily harm.

The case will go to Southwark Crown Court and Reynolds wasremanded in custody.