http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 and Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney, says that he wants to go into management when he retires from football and has revealed that he has already started taking up coaching badges.
Rooney is only 25-years old and may still have 10 years left before he retires but has indicated that he won’t be wasting anytime in preparing for a new life in the dugout.
If Rooney does become a manager, he will follow the footsteps of former Manchester United legends like Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce.
Rooney says that he will start taking managerial experience by starting with lower leagues just like former United player, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Paul-c29347 Ince did when he took the reins of Macclesfield Town.
Speaking on MUTV, the Englishman once again said that he also regrets the decision of giving a transfer request last year.
Rooney believes that he will one day become a good manager just like many players who played under Sir Alex Ferguson. Rooney further emphasized that he will not start management with a Premier League club and will look into the lower league clubs and will
learn and gain reputation there first.
Rooney also added that it was wrong of him to question Manchester United’s ability to progress in the Premier League.
"I went to see the manager and David Gill and asked them for answers,'' he recalled."Now I realize it has nothing to do with me but I wanted to make sure it was the right thing for me to do."
But now Rooney believes that it was probably not the right thing to do. The striker also discussed his surprise when he saw 30 or so people standing in front of his house when he handed in a transfer request and added that he realized that his gesture had
left many fans let down and he had to do something about it.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 who are Manchester United’s bitter rivals.
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