Ryan Gigss was one of the most important players at United under Fergie and wants to channel one of the most important traits of his former boss.
Asked if scoring in what has generally become known as ‘Fergie time’ is a good sign, Wales boss Giggs said: “Yes, I’ve said that, as long as you’ve got a clean sheet.
“OK, it didn’t come of anything against Denmark but we scored late on – and now we have done it again. That’s a nice habit to have and that’s what I said to the players.
“Once you have that trait it doesn’t leave you. You know it, and the opposition know it as well, that you are a team that can score late.”
Asked about the squad’s fitness and injury issues ahead of the upcoming games, he said, “We’ve got a few bumps and bruises but then we have Friday and Saturday to prepare for the game.”
“Aaron’s injury is coming along nicely, we just have to monitor that. Everyone else is good.
“Ashley (Williams) and Paul Dummett needed a game, especially Ashley because he’s been in and out (at Stoke).
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