Ferguson fears for fellow top bosses

ALEX FERGUSON is convinced football management is becoming a more precarious occupation with each passing year.

Ferguson fears for fellow top bosses
Sat, 06 Dec, 2008 - 00:00

After bringing 10 Premier League titles and two European Cups to Old Trafford during an incredible 22-year reign, Ferguson need have no concern about losing his job.

At 66, the Manchester United boss has earned the right to end his tenure at a time of his choosing.

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