'Life of Ryan: Caretaker Manager', ITV 9pm Tonight.

A new ITV documentary focuses on Ryan Giggs becoming the interim manager of Manchester United and his four games in charge at Old Trafford.

The highs and lows of management, his playing career and his eventual retirement are all covered in this exclusive portrait of the most decorated player in English football history.

It includes ground-breaking access to the club and unique insight into the methods and preparations of Giggs and his coaching staff during the last three weeks of this season’s Premier League.

The film was produced by Fulwell 73, who made the acclaimed The Class of ‘92 film and the ITV documentary First Among Equals: The Laurie Cunningham Story.

The programme features contributions from Giggs himself, along with Sir Alex Ferguson, Diego Maradona, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, Phil Neville, Gary Neville, David Beckham, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick and Darren Fletcher.

Preview Clips

State of it ffs

Getting sick of the Class of 92

ffs four games at the end of a dead season.

He admits that he cried in public ffs.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...source=refresh

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Getting sick of the Class of 92

same here

Originally Posted by The Watcher

He admits that he cried in public ffs.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...source=refresh

In his car, not in public tbf. Can't believe people were suggesting him as full time manager, he admits part of the reason he was crying was the pressure he'd put himself under. For three meaningless games

they missed a trick at the end of last season.....should have done it as reality TV series and had a phone vote at the end of each match whether to vote him out or let him continue.....money from phone vote could have gone into the transfer fund

Should be able to cram it all into a Corrie ad break tbh.

Originally Posted by denis lawless

they missed a trick at the end of last season.....should have done it as reality TV series and had a phone vote at the end of each match whether to vote him out or let him continue.....money from phone vote could have gone into the transfer fund

if you gave the public the choice, giggs would be manager going into next season.

especially if they watched him crying on tv.

Originally Posted by Lazlo Panaflex

if you gave the public the choice, giggs would be manager going into next season.

especially if they watched him crying on tv.

wasnt suggesting an open ended series......just the 4 games till the end of the season.

Originally Posted by Lazlo Panaflex

if you gave the public the choice, giggs would be manager going into next season.

especially if they watched him crying on tv.

The club is basically a soap opera these days, so I wouldn’t put it past Wooders.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Getting sick of the Class of 92

Gets on my nerves too.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

The club is basically a soap opera these days, so I wouldn’t put it past Wooders.

we should talk about it in hushed tones. He reads this forum.

And he may get ideas..


'it worked for liverpool'

Originally Posted by Lazlo Panaflex

we should talk about it in hushed tones. He reads this forum.

And he may get ideas..

[SIZE="1"]you mean, like this

Originally Posted by denis lawless

[SIZE="1"]you mean, like this

[SIZE="1"]yes. you were completely wrong about the ukraine btw

Originally Posted by Lazlo Panaflex

[SIZE="1"]yes. you were completely wrong about the ukraine btw

[SIZE="7"]NO I'M NOT hth

GLAD I DIDNT POST THIS LASTWEEK :shakehead:

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Getting sick of the Class of 92

Milking the £#%&! out of it.

Thought the film was shit anyway. Imagine how good it could have been had the 30 for 30 team got on it. Great story to tell but instead focused in the 'banter' :shakehead:

Originally Posted by RedMenace

In his car, not in public tbf. Can't believe people were suggesting him as full time manager, he admits part of the reason he was crying was the pressure he'd put himself under. For three meaningless games

Four.