Not sure what the plan is, keep shoehorning him into management teams until we deem he's "ready", or we've got back to the top?
Hard to tell precisely what the owners' or Woody's plan amounts to. But if the original intention was to let him take over a genuine top team, a balanced squad and all the rest of it, after 3 successful years of LVG - well, that makes some sense.
That would be comparable to certain precedents - and the basic idea of having a club legend manage United isn't outlandish as such, nor is it surprising that it might appeal to Woody from a marketing perspective, etc.
Now? Who knows. It seems a bit strange to cling on to the same idea, only now with a different manager in charge, but I suppose it's possible that the club still feel Giggs is so potentially valuable from a marketing viewpoint (or whatever the case may be on the detail plane) that they want to stick to the plan (or a new version of the same plan).
They're not foolish enough to force Giggs on Mourinho, though - I don't think he was forced on LVG either. If he stays, in whatever capacity, it will be with Mourinho's blessing. As for Giggs himself, I don't have any strong opinions on what he should do. It depends entirely on what his ambitions are. If he wants to become a manager, not a
United manager, I'd leave if I were him.