Sir Alex Ferguson has been at the head of Manchester United for almost 25 years, becoming the most decorated manager in the history of the game, as well as the most respected coach.The latest of his achievements was claiming the 19th title which means that The Red Devils are now the undisputed kings of Europe after "knocking Liverpool off their f****** perch".
Newspapers, fans, players and other managers have been speculating for years as to when will the Legendary manager retire and who will face the tough task of replacing him.
Speaking to the Jakarta Globe while on an Asian tour in Indonesia , the English defender Rio Ferdinand made his opinion clear regarding this subject:
"I don't see the club without the boss," he told the Jakarta Globe.
"I like how the manager works and we enjoy being with him.
"I hope he can stay longer than all of us."
"It's difficult to imagine United without Ferguson. I think being the manager of Manchester United is the hardest job in the world.""You could say this man or that man, but when they get there they may crumble or fail. It's hard to say."
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