Sir Alex Ferguson insists he's staying on as Manchester United boss

08 May 2011 09:35
Share[LNB]Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted he will be staying on as Manchester United manager next year, even if his team land another extraordinary double.[LNB]United have a big chance to win a record 19th league title this month, and contest a European Cup final with Barcelona at Wembley.[LNB] Staying on: Sir Alex Ferguson celebrates Manchester United's European Cup semi-final success over Schalke[LNB]Some pundits have suggested this would be the ideal time for Ferguson to bow out, but the 69-year-old Scot has indicated he wants to carry on.[LNB]Several Sunday newspapers are reporting that Ferguson will be eyeing a 20th title, if United see off Chelsea in the final few games of this season.[LNB]And Ferguson still has his great obsession, the European Cup. He has recently admitted that United should have won the competition more than three times in their illustrious history.[LNB]The Mail on Sunday report that Ferguson is already planning his summer transfer moves, and will land his top target Wesley Sneijder if the Glazers bankroll the deal. [LNB] Ferdinand: The fear of failure drives us on at Manchester UnitedDenis Law: Sir Alex wins with style but Mourinho's way is not for United[LNB] [LNB]  Explore more:People: Wesley Sneijder, Alex Ferguson Places: Barcelona

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