Very true. There seems to sometimes be a sort of attitude where people view Giggs as our manager as something that has to happen, as opposed to something that could. When he was being linked with the Swansea job, you'd see people saying, "Well, if he fails, he won't get the job here at all.", which is a completely logical approach to take when it comes to hiring managers. Yet for some reason, it still puts people off because the notion of Giggs as manager is something we have to do, like going into a door that says, "Do not enter" for the sake of it.
I'd love it if Giggs could be our manager here, and it'd be even better if he succeeded, but then I'd feel the same about Scholes. Or Neville. Or Cantona. Or Robson. Or Schmeichel. Or any of our other legends. A great thought, yeah, but it might not happen, and that's okay.