Soccer: Champions will leave O’Leary alone Ridsdale

Leeds chairman Peter Ridsdale does not expect David O’Leary to be on Manchester United’s hit-list when the champions come to replace Sir Alex Ferguson.

Leeds chairman Peter Ridsdale does not expect David O’Leary to be on Manchester United’s hit-list when the champions come to replace Sir Alex Ferguson.

O’Leary has become one of the most respected young managers in Europe by guiding Leeds into the semi-finals of the Champions League, and Manchester United will need a new manager when Ferguson retires at the end of next season.

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