Post by McBlake on May 8, 2013 14:32:27 GMT -5
Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has said manager Darren Ferguson will not be leaving the club.
Ferguson deflected questions about his future after Saturday's loss to Crystal Palace relegated Posh to League One.
"Darren Ferguson will not be going to any other club & is already planning with me about our title push next season," MacAnthony said on Twitter.
Ferguson's Posh success
•2008: Promotion from League Two as runners-up
•2009: Promotion from League One as runners-up
•2011: Promotion from League One as play-off winners
Ferguson is the son of Manchester United boss Sir Alex, who is stepping down at the end of the season.
Ferguson junior, who has been linked to the vacant position at his former club Wolves, has secured two promotions to the Championship with Peterborough.
But when asked on Saturday whether he would remain at London Road to try to repeat the feat for a third time, the 41-year-old said: "I can't go on about next season.
"It's not the right time. I'll talk about it when it's right."
MacAnthony, who is currently in the USA, said discussions with Ferguson and his assistant Kevin Russell over summer rebuilding were set to take place
"He and Rooster [Russell] are travelling to the States next week to spend a few days with me planning everything. I'm already excited about the new season," he added.
Ferguson deflected questions about his future after Saturday's loss to Crystal Palace relegated Posh to League One.
"Darren Ferguson will not be going to any other club & is already planning with me about our title push next season," MacAnthony said on Twitter.
Ferguson's Posh success
•2008: Promotion from League Two as runners-up
•2009: Promotion from League One as runners-up
•2011: Promotion from League One as play-off winners
Ferguson is the son of Manchester United boss Sir Alex, who is stepping down at the end of the season.
Ferguson junior, who has been linked to the vacant position at his former club Wolves, has secured two promotions to the Championship with Peterborough.
But when asked on Saturday whether he would remain at London Road to try to repeat the feat for a third time, the 41-year-old said: "I can't go on about next season.
"It's not the right time. I'll talk about it when it's right."
MacAnthony, who is currently in the USA, said discussions with Ferguson and his assistant Kevin Russell over summer rebuilding were set to take place
"He and Rooster [Russell] are travelling to the States next week to spend a few days with me planning everything. I'm already excited about the new season," he added.
