Ferguson considers long stay

Alex Ferguson believes he could go on managing Manchester United for the next decade.

Sun, 01 Jun, 2003 - 10:57

Alex Ferguson believes he could go on managing Manchester United for the next decade.

The Old Trafford boss is midway through a two-year extension to his contract and has not ruled out emulating Newcastle United’s 70-year-old manager Bobby Robson.

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