Starting with saving Manchester United

The National Football Museum, located in the heart of Manchester, is world-renowned.

The area around the museum is lined with bars and cafes, making it one of the most vibrant nightlife areas in Manchester.

When Giggs walked into a private room at one of the upscale bars looking dejected, the Class of '92 members, who had been waiting inside, immediately came to greet him.

"Why are you so late?"

After Scholes gestured for Giggs to sit down beside him, he asked with concern.

"That damn rookie called a few players over for a meeting," Giggs said, frowning.

"What did they say?" Phil Neville pressed.

"How would I know?" Giggs retorted rudely.

Everyone immediately realized that Giggs was holding back his anger.

"That bastard is clearly taking me for granted now. He pushes the thankless task of dealing with the media and fans onto me, but he won't let me touch the real decision-making."

After a pause, Giggs glanced at Phil Neville again and muttered, "Just like that bastard Moyes."

"Have you asked around?" Gary Neville suddenly felt that the half-finished glass of red wine in his hand had become bland and tasteless.

"Why not?" Giggs shook his head and sighed. "Ferdinand, Carrick, Rooney, and others all participated."

"I stayed in Carrington until now, and finally waited for them to finish their meeting so I could ask them for information under some pretext."

"What did they say?" Gary Neville pressed.

Giggs shook his head. "He was in a hurry to go home and pack his bags, and didn't want to say much. He only said that he was discussing tomorrow night's game and some team matters."

After a pause, a ruthless glint flashed in Giggs' eyes.

"That kid is very wary now, especially of me, he's like a thief."

"I didn't expect that guy to actually have some skills; he managed to win over all of these people," Phil Neville said, somewhat surprised.

Even Moyes couldn't do that!

"What a load of bull! I bet he just said some nice things to please them. Otherwise, how would he play the game tomorrow night?" Giggs was furious at the thought and looked down on Yang Fan even more.

A moment of silence fell over everyone.

After the mutiny on Sunday morning, Yang Fan's ruthlessness made them quite wary.

In the silence, a bald middle-aged man in his forties spoke up.

"Today, Alan Dawson came to see me, wanting to discuss acquiring our hotel project."

His name is Stuart Proctor, and he is the general manager of GG Hospitality, a company founded by Giggs and Gary Neville.

Before joining this company, he was the general manager of the renowned Stafford Hotel in London.

In addition to the football hotel currently under construction, the company also owns a football café that is already open, located near Westfield Shopping Centre in London, and is run by Michael Vignoll, the chef of a two-Michelin-starred restaurant.

"What does he want with you?" Giggs asked, quite surprised.

Looking at Gary Neville and the others, it's clear they already knew.

"Alan Dawson wanted to acquire the hotel project at a low price, but I refused and then issued some bluffing warnings."

"What warning?"

"Manchester United will absolutely not license the club's trademarks and symbols to us, warning us not to infringe on Manchester United's legal rights in our advertising and marketing, or they will immediately file a lawsuit."

Giggs and the others couldn't help but sneer.

"What a useless piece of trash who only knows how to cling to his master's leg!" Giggs scoffed.

The master he was referring to was Glazer.

"They really think that if we don't bring Manchester United elements into the mix, we're helpless," Scholes sneered.

"If you ask me, let's find an opportunity to have a meal with the old man, and then we can call the burgers at the hotel and coffee shop Ferguson Burgers."

"That's a great idea!" Nicky Bart exclaimed, slapping the table in approval.

"Yeah, this isn't against the rules, is it? It doesn't infringe on Manchester United's reputation, does it?" Phil Neville chimed in.

"Inform Davies that the hotel room decorations should be themed around Manchester United stars, such as Scholes's suite and Giggs's suite, and the room numbers should be based on our numbers. Also, hang huge photos of the players in the rooms as decorations."

"At that time, we will cooperate with travel agencies, and all fans from out of town who come to Old Trafford to watch the game will definitely choose our hotel as their first choice."

Giggs was very imaginative and quickly came up with many ways to deal with the situation.

Their biggest advantage is that they are Manchester United legends themselves, and their main appeal is nostalgia.

The Davis he was referring to was Stuart Davis, the former general manager of the Manchester Hilton Hotel.

"And what about the team?" Nicky Butt asked.

"I received definite news in London."

Gary Neville is now a contracted commentator for Sky Sports and spends most of his time in London.

"After analysis, Woodward and his team believe that Moyes's coaching failed because he was too weak in managing the dressing room, which led to a lack of discipline at Manchester United. Therefore, their current first choice is the strong-willed Van Gaal."

"Van Gaal?" Everyone was quite surprised.

"That's right, Van Gaal is now the head coach of the Dutch national team, and he is also very interested in coaching a Premier League team, but he has to wait until after the Brazil World Cup."

"With such a short time between now and the end of the Brazil World Cup, it's difficult to find a top-tier manager for this short-term job, especially given the team's current situation. So Woodward is considering his next step."

Giggs' eyes lit up when he heard this.

"Woodward doesn't have many capable people in Carrington. If Yang Fan steps down now, Steve Lund can't take over, and as for Mike Phelan..."

Everyone understood what Giggs meant.

Mike Phelan has worked at Manchester United for so many years, they know each other very well.

This guy is a good person, but he lacks the courage to stand on his own.

Therefore, after leaving Manchester United, René Meulensteen was focused on climbing the ranks and became manager twice.

Mike Phelan is currently unemployed.

If Yang Fan leaves and Mike Phelan takes over the team, then Giggs has many ways to wrest power from Mike Phelan.

"In that case, let's add fuel to the fire and expose Yang Fan's takeover of the first team, so that all the media and fans can see what a rookie like him can do to save Manchester United!" Giggs said through gritted teeth.

Moyes had already sidelined him, but Yang Fan did the same thing.

What's most infuriating is that Yang Fan also threatened and intimidated him, trying to control him.

"By the way, Nicky." Giggs looked at Nicky Bart.

"Give the old man a call and invite him to our box to watch the game tomorrow night. Also, invite Peter along so we can all meet."

Peter Lin, also known as Lin Rongfu.

The acquisition of Salford is nearing completion.

The football-themed hotel has also been topped out, thanks to the Chinese construction company that Lim Eng Hock helped connect them with.

Nicky Bart had a very good relationship with Ferguson and called him on the spot.

Previously, within Manchester United, Darren Fletcher was hailed as Ferguson's son, Darren Ferguson.

Nicky Bart is at least his godson.

Ferguson naturally wouldn't refuse Nicky Bart's invitation.

Giggs and the others also got excited.

At this sensitive and critical moment, if Ferguson could stand with them, or even take a stake in their business, it would undoubtedly be a great boost.

Even if Ferguson is unwilling to take sides, as long as he appears with the Class of '92, as long as the media and fans see him, many things will be clear without needing to be said.

"Do you think Yang Fan might really turn things around tomorrow night?" Phil Neville suddenly asked with some inexplicable worry.

Giggs, Scholes, Gary Neville, and the others exchanged glances and burst into laughter.

"This can't be, Phil!"

"As The Guardian and The Times have said, in the more than ten-year history of the Champions League, the only team to come back from a 0-2 first-leg defeat in the knockout stage is Barcelona."

"Given the team's current situation, even if the old man came back, he probably wouldn't have much of a chance, let alone that rookie?"

Giggs's words were unanimously agreed upon by everyone.

Playing football is difficult, coaching is even more difficult.

Managing a powerhouse like Manchester United, especially in this turbulent season, is incredibly difficult.

"Just you wait and see, tomorrow night, the Old Trafford fans will tear Yang Fan to shreds!" Giggs said confidently.

Scholes and the others all nodded in agreement.

They were all filled with anticipation.