[dckyfoxes]

Great job SAF... Go on and beat Scoucers record...
We are catching up...

[manutd004]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/

Theres a lot of United stuff on there.

But this is the bit I wanted to post. I noticed it in the newspaper today

Not that Ferguson is going to leave them to get on with it. He said on Friday his wife Cathy had persuaded him to shelve his retirement plans in 2002. Now she is the main reason he is staying on!

He quipped: “That wife of mine just bullies me. She kicks me out the door at 7am. I will not risk her wrath.”

Hope his wife keeps going!

[Jazz 16]

Originally Posted by ADAM_85

And you all know how he feels about knocking Scousers off perches.

lol

and as soon as he has achieved that he can retire in peace.

[Nemanjaaa]

Woohoo Good theres no manager that has more hunger and desire for even more titles than Fergie !

[yangch0000]

the squad is keeping him young, and he can lead this young and talented squad to greater heights, why shld he retire?

[Dynamite]

Originally Posted by Dean555

Manchester' United's iconic boss Sir Alex Ferguson has dropped a heavy hint that he is only planning to retire once they have overhauled Liverpool's tally of 18 league titles.

Ferguson, who was due to quit in 2005, is refusing to put a timescale on any potential retirement, despite reports in the press that he will relinquish the reigns at Old Trafford in three years.

"I'm carrying on, I still have a bit of damage to do yet," grinned Sir Alex, who quite astonishingly is in his 22nd successive year in charge of the English titans.

"We could win our 17th title today and we would only be one behind Liverpool, so we'd be getting closer. We'd be coming up on the stand rails. Hopefully, we will get to 19 in my time, but I'm not really looking at that yet. It will happen some time, I have no fears about that part.

"The future of the club is good, the structure is great, the youth development strong and apart from [Ryan] Giggs, [Paul] Scholes and [Gary] Neville the majority of the first team are young lads.

"We'll keep on winning titles down the years, we have tried to make sure of that. The first title was the hardest one, because we'd waited 26 years, but that was the one that opened the door.

"Once we got into the consistency of it, the team developed, the squad got better, and it became a good habit for us to win the League. And if we win at Wigan it will be a 10th title in 22 years and that will be an amazing achievement."

Victory at Wigan will ensure United successfully defender their crown, given that Chelsea, which is at home to Bolton Wanderers, has a far inferior goal difference.

Good & hope you can stay much, much longer fergie

[manutd004]

Its a bit sad when all that newspapers can gossip about is when Sir Alex is retiring

[RichardsReds]

Retirement is a word that for me goes hand in hand with someone who has been slogging it out on 20k+ for 45 years of their life.
Not a football manager multi millionaire.

It's very easy to say retirement isn't for you when you've been living the rich high life all your days.

Not to have a go at Sir Alex here but it's easy to say you wont retire when you make a fortune!

He should have said he wont be leaving. Retiremine to me just sounds silly.

Hope he stays on for many more seasons.

[ADAM_85]

He's not had it easy all his days tho. A working class lad. Got a lucky (deserved) break.

And he would be retiring. Getting on the bus for free, etc. Thats what it is.

[Red Devil]

Working at a physical job and retiring is "retirement" as Richard rightly says. But with Sir Alex its all mental work, he could feasibly go on till he literally dies.