Sir Alex insists he'll carry on
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Sir Alex insists he'll carry on
Sir Alex Ferguson is adamant that he will continue as United manager after clinching his ninth Premiership title.
Media speculation at the start of the season claimed that the Scot would leave Old Trafford, while there have been recent murmurs that he could step aside after his latest success.
However, Sir Alex told Sky Sports: "You see the keenness and enthusiasm of players who want to learn all the time.
"That gives you hope and it gives you encouragement that youÂ’re at the right club and why should I give up having some terrific young players and the great history that we have? TheyÂ’re important factors."
The Boss, who backtracked on a decision to retire in 2002, is adamant that he will continue at Old Trafford for as long as he enjoys the job.
"ItÂ’s easy to retire," he said. "It only takes a quick decision and I did it some years ago. I regretted it probably within days.
"Now I feel invigorated by the young players in our club and seeing players like Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes churning out every week for me. That gives me the vibes that IÂ’m in the right place and IÂ’m the right manager.
"I donÂ’t know how long IÂ’m going to last but now IÂ’m enjoying it, and IÂ’m going to do it until I stop enjoying it." -
Originally posted by sand king:
gives him the wat?
[b]Sir Alex insists he'll carry on
Sir Alex Ferguson is adamant that he will continue as United manager after clinching his ninth Premiership title.
Media speculation at the start of the season claimed that the Scot would leave Old Trafford, while there have been recent murmurs that he could step aside after his latest success.
However, Sir Alex told Sky Sports: "You see the keenness and enthusiasm of players who want to learn all the time.
"That gives you hope and it gives you encouragement that youÂ’re at the right club and why should I give up having some terrific young players and the great history that we have? TheyÂ’re important factors."
The Boss, who backtracked on a decision to retire in 2002, is adamant that he will continue at Old Trafford for as long as he enjoys the job.
"ItÂ’s easy to retire," he said. "It only takes a quick decision and I did it some years ago. I regretted it probably within days.
"Now I feel invigorated by the young players in our club and seeing players like Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes churning out every week for me. That gives me the[/b]
sexual satisfaction? -
There is no doubt that he is one of if not the best manager in the UK.
The players that he once coached/managed are already competing with him. People like Roy Keane, Steve Bruce and Mark Hughes -
vibes that IÂ’m in the right place and IÂ’m the right manager.Originally posted by Master -_-:gives him the wat?
sexual satisfaction?
"I donÂ’t know how long IÂ’m going to last but now IÂ’m enjoying it, and IÂ’m going to do it until I stop enjoying it."
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manu's blip few years ago was bcos of fergie decision to retire. but after last night, i sure he didnt regret his decision. he should carry on till death do them apart