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Manchester United fans have asked the vice executive chairman of the club, Ed Woodward, to sack Jose Mourinho as manager and replace him with former winger, Ryan Giggs

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Manchester United fans have solicited the bad habit official director from the club, Ed Woodward, to sack Jose Mourinho as chief and supplant him with previous winger, Ryan Giggs. 
Giggs influenced a fantasy to begin to aggressive matches as Wales administrator on Thursday, as they pounded the Republic of Ireland 4-1, in their opening UEFA Nations League attach to move best of Group B4. 

The unbelievable United winger was hailed for his side's free-streaming football, as Wales destroyed Ireland all the way. 

Tom Lawrence, Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Connor Roberts gave Giggs' men a 4-0 lead, before Shaun Williams pulled one back.
At full time, United fans took to Twitter, to express their desire for Giggs to come back to Old Trafford.
Here are some of their tweets:

@MichaelS294: If you’re listening Mr Woodward have a clause ready to get Ryan Giggs back at Old Trafford when Jose Mourinho calls it a day. #WALIRL #NationsLeague
@calvinftbl: Sack Mourinho and bring in Giggs, it’s that easy
@Iffy_aka_Giggs: Giggsy on it for Wales. When Mourinho goes in December, you know we gonna have to give it Giggsy til the end of the season
@FaraiMarebesa: Giggs doing bits I see. Hope Woodward is watching. None of that Zidane stuff
@sduduzo_masuku: Ryan Giggs should replace Jose Mourinho at Man United and he must bring Ampadu to Old Trafford #UEFANationsLeague

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