Keane not ready for United job, says Pleat

Manchester United should seek an experienced replacement for Alex Ferguson rather than turn to novice boss Roy Keane, according to David Pleat.

Fri, 22 Apr, 2005 - 09:49
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Manchester United should seek an experienced replacement for Alex Ferguson rather than turn to novice boss Roy Keane, according to David Pleat.

Ferguson revealed today that he sees the Irish midfielder and club captain as the man to succeed him when he steps down from the job.

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