Real Madrid boss Mourinho: Every(Special)one will want Man Utd job

Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho says every manager in the world will want to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United .While the Special One has been strongly tipped to fill the enormous void left by Fergusons departure he still doesnt envisage it coming any day soon and is only driven by more success at Real Madrid .Mourinho told the Sunday Mirror: Football without Alex Ferguson? Im not sure that will happen any day soon. The man lives and breathes football and Manchester United is his club.His hunger and desire to win the biggest trophies remains so I cannot see the day he considers walking away from football approaching.Like Real Madrid , the Manchester United job is special and only a special manager is good enough to take the job on if and when it does become available.Of course, jobs like that dont become available every day so the interest will be vast. Like Madrid, its a job everyone will want.
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