Barry Ferguson says his last managerial stint at Alloa Athletic has put the Rangers legend off a return to the dugout for now.
The former midfielder captained the Ibrox club and established himself at a high level as a player, but he's had to try his hand in lower league football during his post-playing career. Stints as boss at Clyde, Kelty Hearts and Alloa have had varying levels of success, leaving the latter after less than a season in charge at League One level, with nine wins from 33 games.
He admits it wasn't a great experience at the Indodrill and one that sees him happy carrying out media work and spending time with his family. Rangers hero Ferguson told Go Radio: "I honestly don't at this moment in time (desire to return to management). I have no interest whatsoever in getting back in. I still love the game and I watch all sorts of football.
