By DAVID FACEY
ALEX FERGUSON is eyeing TWO more years as Manchester United manager.
Fergie — 71 on New Year’s Eve — saw his team beat Wigan 4-0 thanks to Robin van Persie and Javier Hernandez doubles.
He shrugged off rumours he is ready to hand over to Jose Mourinho or Pep Guardiola in the summer.
Ferguson said: “I’m hoping to stay for a bit of time. There is no one on the agenda, I can assure you.
“It’s very difficult as names have been bandied about and football is precarious.
“You could be talking about one of the potentially exciting young managers — is he going to be here in two years?
“I think top managers will always be in demand.
“Guardiola, Mourinho, David Moyes, there are a lot of successful managers out there and I don’t know what their plans are.
“Who knows where they will be in two or three years.”
Fergie was delighted with the away victory over Wigan.
He said: “It was a perfect start to 2013. It has given us a seven-point lead with 17 games left.”
