Sir Alex Ferguson stands by the succession plan which brought David Moyes to Manchester United only to see him fired after less than one full season. Ferguson insisted United undertook a ‘perfect process’ to find his successor when he left in 2013. Moyes has since been replaced by Louis van Gaal, but life after Fergie continues to prove difficult. Ferguson - launching his new book Leading - said: ‘I made a decision in October after Cathy’s sister died. I told her I was going to retire but how would I convey that to the Glazer family? I knew what it meant to them, winning the title.’Sir Alex Ferguson said choosing David Moyes as Manchester United manager was part of a 'perfect process'He stands by the call even after Moyes lasted less than a year in the job before being replaced by Louis van GaalFerguson pointed out why alternatives Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho and Jurgen Klopp were all unavailableHe said stand-in Ryan Giggs can become a ‘great manager’ but didn't want to put the pressure on a player full-timeSir Alex, who left United in 2013, was speaking at the launch of his new book about management called LeadingHe talked about the vanity of Cristiano Ronaldo and Eric Cantona, and the signing of Wayne RooneyThis week's Fantasy Football bonus transfer code is ramsey12
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