Ferguson happy to offer Ince benefit of his experience

ALEX FERGUSON will be happy to offer Paul Ince managerial advice as long as he wants it.

Sat, 04 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

Although it was assumed the pair no longer got on after Ferguson branded his former Manchester United midfielder a “big-time Charlie” during his Liverpool days, Ince has been on the phone regularly since taking over at Blackburn this summer.

But rather than spurn what is now a Premier League rival, Ferguson is willing to offer Ince the benefit of his 35 years in the management game.

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