Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted that his success at Old Trafford was down to his "ruthless" nature.
The Scotsman retired from management last year following a glittering 27-year tenure with the Red Devils.
The 72-year-old was replaced with David Moyes, but the ex-Everton boss lasted less than 10 months in charge of the former Premier League champions .
"I was paid to keep winning, that was my job, so I was ruthless. I'm not going to deny that," Ferguson told delegates at EY World Entrepreneur of the Year awards yesterday, according to The Express.
"You have to have a strong personality when you're leading people, and I've got a pretty strong personality."
Netherlands boss Louis van Gaal will take on the Old Trafford managerial role after the World Cup in Brazil.