Source: Daily_Mail
Gary Neville: There's no end in sight for Ryan Giggs' and Paul Scholes' Manchester United careers
Gary Neville can see no end in sight to the stellar careers of fellow Manchester United veterans Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes.[LNB]As Neville waits to learn whether the one appearance he needs to reach 600 for the Old Trafford outfit will come in the Champions League clash with Rangers tonight, the question of how long his long-time team-mates can go on for has cropped up again.[LNB]Sir Alex Ferguson yesterday admitted United would almost certainly need to 'stretch' themselves in the transfer market when the time comes for Giggs and company to call it a day.[LNB] Enlarge Enlarge Enlarge Going strong: Gary Neville (l) believes team-mates Paul Scholes (c) and Ryan Giggs (r) have 'a few more years' left in them [LNB]Ferguson has not given up hope of getting another two years from those ageing legs, although given his own injury problems, Neville's career seems likely to come to a close first.[LNB]Towards the end of last season, Neville felt he was three games away from retirement, only for Ferguson to hand the full-back a new contract.[LNB]That same decision had already been made for Giggs and Scholes. And after starting the current campaign in impressive fashion, Neville feels the pair still have plenty of service to give.[LNB]'I don't see why Ryan and Paul cannot continue what they are doing given how well they are playing at present,' he said.[LNB]'Ryan is 37 in November and I can't see any difference. It is incredible really. I certainly don't see any players better than them. [LNB]'They manage themselves brilliantly, on and off the pitch. The manager is looking at 25 to 30 games a season off them now, not 55 so they could play on for another few years.'[LNB] United and Liverpool target Benzema tracked by Serie A giants Juventus No regrets! I was right to keep Rooney out of Everton match, says FergusonEngland World Cup hero Stiles ready to sell off treasured 1966 medalWe wanted Villa! Fergie admits United moved too slow in bid for Spain starMANCHESTER UNITED FC
