Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson won't allow his players to become complacent after their Premier League title triumph.
United's 19th championship was a special one for the United boss but in an interview in the club's official magazine he says he has no thoughts of taking it easy.
He told Inside United: "There's a responsibility as the manager of Manchester United. It doesn't go away.
"I'm not going to take it easy because we won the title. Hopefully we'll be better next season. The only thing you can do at this club is win - that's all that matters.
"We have to carry on, there's nothing else you can do. We have a responsibility and expectation to live up to and that carries on next season.
"As I've always said, Manchester United should accept a challenge. We're good at that and, next season, we'll accept anything that comes our way."
