Ferguson: "Let me lead the England team go, let me out"

Ferguson: "Let me lead the England team go, let me out"

Among the candidates for the position that the England coach Capello left, it was surprising is that the name of Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson

Looking at the achievements and experience of Ferguson, as well as strong character and ability to "harness" the star of his, it is hard worthy candidate to lead "talk" more. However, the problem here is no way Fergie to leave Manchester United in the middle, and a part-time contracts do not seem excited him.

However, in a recent press conference, the old coach who led Scotland to surprised reporters joked that he wanted to get the seat where Capello left. There are even specific plans for the new job. "Today the FA have approached David Gill (United's chief executive) to talk to me. I told them that I will make decisions on one quarter ahead," Ferguson answered questions of reporters members to appear witty.

Ferguson led support Redknapp for England

Everyone knew that Ferguson is a Scot, and Scottish with the English, which not liked each other, even with the UK. So if the FA appointed England coach, it's a better chance to Ferguson can not ... destroy this team. "It's a good idea," he said. "I can give them" downgraded "."
In the case of FA did not accept the offer of Ferguson, whom he thinks best suited to lead the "Three Lions" at the moment is Harry Redknapp, now leads the list of candidates. "Harry is the best person for this job," Ferguson said with a look at this really seriously. "He has experience, is supported, with personality, and very understanding with this sport."

"He has changed the destiny of every team he was to lead, so he is the right choice. It takes the best people with the best quality. A young coach does not have Assembly here. "

If accepted to lead England, Redknapp will likely only work part time. The reason is that this is daydreaming at Tottenham will win the first British championship after 40 years, and they would have never of his captains to go easy. According to Ferguson, if that happens, Redknapp will face many challenges. Ferguson himself when he led Aberdeen had accepted the invitation to lead Scotland in World Cup squad in 1986 after the sudden death of Jock Stein, and he saw that it was an experience "really difficult".