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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 20253346" data-attributes="member: 158020">'If Giggs leaves Man Utd, he will never return' - McQueen <img src="http://static.goal.com/2634000/2634012_heroa.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Former Manchester United defender Gordon McQueen believes Ryan Giggs will never return to Old Trafford if he leaves the club this summer.Widespread reports claim the former Wales international is set to depart the Red Devils after Jose Mourinho's appointment as manager having spent the past two seasons as Louis van Gaal's assistant.But McQueen - who represented the club in over 180 matches - feels Giggs will likely go the way of other former United favourites in failing to land the top job at the Theatre of Dreams having left the club."I cannot see him leaving to return at a later date. I fear that once he's gone, he's not coming back," he told Goal."There have been a lot of former United players who have left to learn their trade elsewhere, but how many come back? Very few."Bryan Robson a few years back did a good job at Middlesbrough, and more recently there has been Steve Bruce and Mark Hughes, but they don't get the chance to return to Old Trafford."Brucey would have done the job easily, but he has also been overlooked so many times so I think that train has passed."They never go for these guys and I don't think they would go for Giggsy, either."I would have thought he would be treated like Sir Bobby Charlton and they would never let him out the door."Sir Bobby is a club icon, a father figure about the place, and Ryan could have done the same, but he will not get the chance." Giggs has previously been linked with vacant managerial posts at Swansea City and Everton, but McQueen is of the belief the ex-United winger will have to drop down the Championship to get his next job."His best bet is to get a good club with a good chairman in the Championship. I cannot see him stepping into a Premier League job at another club."He will be putting his reputation on the line and the Championship is very unforgiving. The amount of time they give managers in that division is shocking."As we have seen with Steve Bruce, even if you are ultra-successful at the level, there is little chance of being considered for the top jobs."</blockquote>

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