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Sir Alex Ferguson, the veteran Manchester United manager who arguably is the dean of world soccer coaches, said Monday afternoon that the U.S. Soccer Federation should rush to sign coach Bob Bradley to a new deal.

Speaking in Houston ahead of Wednesday’s MLS All-Star Game, which will pit United against the league’s top players, Ferguson said, “I think [Bradley] did a fantastic job and I am surprised the USA have not sprinted to his house and given him a new contract.”

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