Sir Alex Ferguson is undoubtedly the greatest coach in the history of Manchester United, he has a strong personality, dares to be bold, and his "hair dryer" is even more famous. For the players he can always give trust, build up the confidence of the players, for the team he is more like the godfather, say one thing or the other, any player who dares to challenge the authority of the old lord, can not escape the fate of being swept out of the door. Let's take stock of the top ten stars who are opposed to the old lord's apprentice:
X: Kancherski (1991-1995 for Manchester United)
In the mid-1990s, the "Ukrainian Lightning" Kanchersky was a weapon for United's attack on the right, and his desperate speed often tore the opponent's defence to pieces. He formed a solid barrier with Giggs and Lee Sharp in the Manchester United midfield. It was also David Beckham's first flying wing on the right side of Manchester United before HimekeHam. On 10 November 1994, with Kancherski's "hat-trick", Manchester United slaughtered their city rival Manchester City 5-0.
Originally, people thought that Kancherski should have a more brilliant future, but he was contaminated with gambling vices, because of poor gambling skills, a large amount of foreign debt, resulting in creditors directly to the Manchester United training ground to collect debts, which made Ferguson, who has always been an "iron fist", unhappy, coupled with Kanchersky's use of the strike as a means to force the team to raise salaries to Ferguson, and finally Ferguson issued an expulsion order to Kanchersky, selling Kanchersky to Everton at a high price of 5 million pounds, and Kanchersky began a wandering career.
Van Nistelrooy (2001-2006 for Manchester United)
"King of the small penalty area" Van Nistelrooy joined Manchester United in 2001 with a british transfer record of 19 million pounds, the Dutchman who first entered England did not have any discomfort, still continued the terrible goal efficiency, Fanny in the box is like Jack the Ripper, making opponents daunting, playing for Manchester United in five years, scoring 150 goals in 219 appearances.
In 2004, due to the strong rise of Chelsea led by Mourinho, which led to the precarious supremacy of Manchester United, Fanny hated the days without a title, and was more tired of the reduction of tactical status, and gradually came up with a desire, but was severely rejected by Ferguson. Until the 05-06 season, the long-dissatisfied Van Nistelroe finally broke out, in a league game, Van Nistelroe because he did not get the opportunity to play and angrily scolded Ferguson, and in a later training taunt C Ronaldo should find a new father (C Ronaldo's father had just died at the time), resulting in a big fight on the training ground. In the face of the arrogant Van Nistelrooy, Ferguson did not hesitate to abandon it, and at the end of the season, Van Nistelrooy left the Bernabeu, and the division between the master and the apprentice ended.
DWIGHT York (1998-2002 for Manchester United)
In 1998, York joined Manchester United for 12.6 million pounds, and formed a black wind double with Andy Cole, killing all sides, and in the 98-99 season, York helped Manchester United achieve an unprecedented treble, leaving countless good memories for fans.
York under the pitch is a typical playboy, with a loud voice and a dog, and is ruthless everywhere. In particular, in 2001, his peach news of his split with "three versions of girl" Jordan and "sexy girl" Kate spread throughout the British Isles, and the Good British media even asked Ferguson about York's love life, which made Ferguson very angry, and the abusive York dismissed Lord Fur's warning and forgot about it.
The perennial wine life eventually turned the originally vibrant York into a hollow turnip, and York found himself increasingly weak on the pitch, and with the addition of Van Nistelrooy, York also realized that he did not have much left in his Manchester United career. In the summer of 2002, York was liquidated by Ferguson for £6 million to Blackburn.
Lee Sharp (1988-1996 for Manchester United)
England flying wing Lee Sharp has excellent football talent and physical fitness, was once a rising star in English football, he is regarded as the third talented player after Best and Gascoin, and his strong offensive awareness once became a nightmare for England defenders!
But the genius Lee Sharp has a debauched heart, and has been addicted to wine for many years. In the face of strict Ferguson, disputes, scolding, and disobedience became the main themes of communication between the two. The rebellious Lee Sharp gradually became the bad boy in Ferguson's eyes, and after a serious injury, he was completely abandoned by Ferguson, replaced by the legendary Giggs who later achieved "one man, one city".
Jap Stam (1998-2001 for Manchester United)
In 1998, Stam joined Manchester United for £10.6 million, the most expensive defender in international football at the time. His tall stature, flexible turning and strong sense of position form United's iron defence. During the Manchester United era, Stam was named UEFA Club Defender of the Year for two consecutive years and was named to the PFA Team of the Year for three consecutive years. And helped Manchester United achieve treble and Three consecutive Premier League titles.
But in 2001, Stam's autobiography caused himself trouble. In his autobiography, Stam revealed a lot of insider information about the Manchester United dressing room, such as players who had been taught by the old sir's "hair dryer", some illegal means of Manchester United in the transfer market, and so on. The release of Stam's autobiography made him an enemy in Ferguson's eyes, and he was sent to the Cold Palace and exiled Stam to the Apennine Peninsula that summer. Years later, however, Ferguson admitted that the biggest transfer blunder of his coaching career was the sale of Stam, who was a hit.
Wayne Rooney (2004-2016 for Manchester United)
In 2004, England's talented striker Rooney joined Manchester United for £27 million, and at the beginning of the franchise, Ferguson was quite protective of Wayne Rooney, even at the expense of turning his face with the media. Rooney contributed 253 goals in his 13 seasons at Manchester United, becoming the top scorer in The Club's history.
Ferguson has a fatherly love for Lu Xiaochu, but unfortunately, this love has not become eternal. In 2010, because Rooney questioned Ferguson's ambitions at Manchester United, he was disappointed that Ferguson's response to the aid was unfavorable, and even made a transfer application. In Ferguson's view, Rooney was pointing fingers at his work and challenging his authority, which was obviously intolerable. With the addition of Van Persie, Ferguson further snubbed Wayne Rooney, and the two gradually drifted apart. In the end, Ferguson publicly reprimanded Rooney for submitting a transfer application, and the two went from falling in love with father and son to an irreparable end.
Paul Ince (1989-1995 for Manchester United)
Paul Incess, the first black captain in the history of the England national team, left the peak of his career to Manchester United and was the founder and witness of the original Red Devils dynasty under Ferguson.
However, the relationship between Ince and Ferguson is not harmonious, and Ince's overly conceited personality and often self-style of being the owner of Manchester United are obviously incompatible with Ferguson's paternalistic management philosophy. So in 1995, Ferguson sold Ince to Inter Milan, but he thought that two seasons later, Ince actually joined his sworn enemy Liverpool. Since then, Ince has become a two-faced man in Ferguson's mouth.
David Beckham (1991-2003 for Manchester United)
"Obsessed" Beckham Manchester United's 92nd class of the golden generation, once also Ferguson's eyes of the well-behaved child, handsome appearance, superb free kick skills and top running ability, making it an indispensable member of Manchester United, the 1999 triple crown is the peak of Beckham's relationship with Ferguson.
However, with the combination of Beckham and "Spice Girl" Victoria, Beckham, who was originally handsome under the arrangement of Hot Girl, gradually became a fashion darling, and various commercial activities were overwhelmed, which also consumed a lot of Beckham's energy, which made Ferguson very dissatisfied, laying the fuse for the outbreak of contradictions between the two.
Finally, after the 2003 FA Cup match, because Manchester United was eliminated by Arsenal, Ferguson was furious in the locker room after the game, and the "hair dryer" was full of horsepower. Ferguson angrily kicked a pair of sneakers out, just in time to hit Beckham's brow bone impartially, causing his brow bone to crack and bleed like blood, this time the accident led to a complete breakdown of the relationship between the two.
In the summer of 2003, Beckham left for the Bernabeu, where the two parted ways.
Carlos Tevez (2007-2009 for Manchester United)
In 2007, with the addition of Tevez, Manchester United formed a new "divine trinity", and the combination of the three gods not only dominated the British Isles, but even the European continent was terrified. In 2008, the new "Divine Trinity" once again led Manchester United to create a treble, and Tevez was the greatest.
However, with the addition of Berbatov, the tactical position was gradually marginalized, coupled with the differences with Manchester United on the issue of salary, leading the Argentine beast to choose to join the extreme path of the city's sworn enemy Manchester City.
After joining Manchester City, Tevez repeatedly ridiculed Ferguson in interviews, all of which showed that the two were incompatible.
Roy Keane (1993-2005 for Manchester United)
Over time, most of the players who once had a grudge with Ferguson have met and laughed and hated each other. But to this day, Roy Keane's relationship with Ferguson has remained on the same page.
In 1993, Keane joined Manchester United for a record £3.5 million, and later gradually became the leader of Manchester United's midfield, on the pitch Keane is both offensive and defensive, tough style, hot temper. The "iron-blooded" Keane led Manchester United to achieve an impressive record, but also caused a lot of trouble, the devil's personality often made him evolve from the dispute with the opponent into a fist and foot, brutal to the opponent at the same time even teammates did not let go, in the 2005-2006 season, Keane publicly insulted his teammate Fletcher with "scrapwood".
Keane's outrageous behavior caused Ferguson to swing the butcher's knife at the club's merit and sweep him out without hesitation. To this day, Keane is still haunted by his hatred for Ferguson.