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I really don't think he leaves.

In fact, I have a gut feeling that Queiroz is the next Manchester United manager. Think about it. Who could you possibly find in the game of footie today that could handle the job requirements, expectations, networking for transfers and development of the youth for Manchester United?

In some games, it looks like Queiroz is managing the the team. Seen him a few matches on the touchline barking out instructions on tactical assignments and encouragement.

He's been responsible for many of the young players arriving at the club and in my mind it would be the easiest and smoothest transition for a new manager.

The players, club and fans know what they are getting and Queiroz knows whats expected of him.

He'll be turning down this offer.