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Giggs vows to wins games and silence the doubters

NEW Wales manager Ryan Giggs vowed today to silence his doubters “by winning games.”

Giggs was unveiled as Chris Coleman's successor at a Vale of Glamorgan press conference after agreeing a four-year deal to take in the 2020 European Championship and 2022 World Cup tournaments.

Despite being the most decorated player in English football after an illustrious career at Manchester United, Giggs’s appointment has not been universally welcomed by Wales fans.

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