Ryan Giggs is not under consideration as Manchester Uniteds next full-time manager, and United feel an experienced manager is required to guide the club back to the top of English football following this seasons slump. News that Giggs is unlikely to succeed Moyes on a full-time basis may disappoint some fans. However Robbie Savage - who was in the United youth ranks with Giggs says United need an experienced head as they look to rebuild their squad over the summer. In the future, Ryan can be a successful manager, but going forward its such a huge transfer window for United that they need an experienced man at the helm. Keeping Ryan as assistant manager would be a great idea. He has United in his blood and has won countless trophies. He would be able to learn the ropes from a manager who has won trophies and been there and done it. It is understood Uniteds hierarchy reached their decision to dispense with Moyes reluctantly but also in the knowledge they had little alternative. They were forced to bring forward a public announcement when British newspapers began reporting Moyes tenure was set to end. United officials hope Giggs will be able to restore a sense of bullishness to the club, as well as a return to the positivity and attacking philosophy for which the club are so well known. [Source: BBCSport]
Posted on: Tue, 22 Apr 2014 23:52:04 +0000
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