The magnificent statues which portray United's 'holy trinity' of
Best, Law and Charlton were unveiled on Friday, overlooking the
famous sculpture of former manager Sir Matt Busby.
Ferguson and Giggs made it an astonishing 10 Premier League titles
each by edging Chelsea earlier this month, so Sir Bobby believes it
is only fitting that they are next in line to be immoratlised in
brass.
"Alex Ferguson and Ryan Giggs will be here," assured
Charlton.
"What more can they do? They deserve it."
"Alex is just a sensational manager and I'd put nothing past
him.
"He doesn't bother about hurdles. He goes straight to the problem,
solves the problem and gets our team to play to their absolute
maximum.
"You can't ask any more than that. We've all seen what he's been
doing for 22 years."
Charlton went on to reflect on the ultra-dramatic Champions League
victory against Chelsea, and admitted that he was a nervous
wreck.
"I was shaking but when I saw John Terry going forward I thought he
might not be the best penalty taker," he said.
"Fortunately he missed and when Ryan slotted it in I believed we're
going to win.
"It's an abyss if you're on the losing side. You've nowhere to go,
nobody you want to talk to. It's dreadful.
"But I am just glad life has thrown up another success story for
Manchester United."