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SIR ALEX FERGUSON last night rejected David Beckham's claim that Roy Keane would be the Manchester United manager's ideal successor at Old Trafford. England skipper and former United star Beckham claimed that Keane was destined to become a great boss and would be the perfect choice for Fergie's replacement at Old Trafford. But Fergie, who staved off talk of his imminent departure by masterminding United's 1-0 win over runaway Premiership leaders Chelsea at the weekend, rejected Beckham's claim. Fergie claimed it would be too difficult for United skipper Keane, whose contract is up at the end of the season, to step straight from the playing ranks into the managerial hot-seat at Old Trafford."There are young managers who
come into the game time and time again," said Fergie. "People say this one is going to be an international manager or go to a big club.See the full content of this document
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Football: Fergie: Roy Won't Be the Next United Manager
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