Sir Alex Ferguson would end up in prison if he seemed now, claims Man United Icon Patrice Evra, opening himself in ‘malignant’ environment where players ‘bullied each other’ with ‘no friends’

Sir Alex FergusonAccording to the first, the heavy management style would have put him in trouble, according to the first Manchester United Defender Patrice Evra.

With the hairdryer treatment of the scot and the borderline intimidation of famous opponents and officials, the stories about Ferguson’s strict approach were not lost through time.

But Evra, who won five Premier League titles and a Champions League At United under the legendary boss, a joke has made that the archaic methods of Ferguson may be just a criminal when it is used today.

“If Ferguson was coaching now, he would probably end up in prison,” said the Frenchman on the SDS podcast. ‘There is no way in which Ferguson would not be in prison with what he would do.

“You know how many players I saw crying because he gave them the hairdryer, boots threw – he was bad.”

Perhaps the most famous dressing room incident in Ferguson after United’s Fa -Cup fifth round defeat Arsenal During the 2002-03 campaign. The Red Devil’s boss rowed notorious with Star Man David Beckham Before kicking a boot at the ex-England captain.

Legendary former Manchester United -Baas Sir Alex Ferguson’s Fury is known to Football Fans

Former Red Devil’s defender Patrice Evra joked that Ferguson’s methods would continue to exist today

David Beckham was famous in the face with a boot by Ferguson after the pair rowed during the 2002-03 campaign

The midfielder was later seen with an eye injury in training. But as Evra remembered, Ferguson’s will to win did not end with competitive competitions. Indeed, his anger even extended to the then youngster Danny Welbeck after missing a penalty in a friendly game in Saudi.

‘[Wayne] Rooney gave the ball to Welbeck, but he missed the punishment, “said Evra. ‘We lost the game, but it was a friendly, like a 45 -minute game.

‘When we came back to the dressing room, Ferguson [shouted] “Welbeck!” Me and Welbeck were in the toilet, he had a puddle, but Ferguson screamed.

“” Who the F *** do you think you are? Comes in the first team and takes a penalty “. I had something like “Boss, it’s just a friendly game”. He was the friendly game as “F ***. “

A strict and demanding disciplinary undoubtedly, the culture that Ferguson brought to Old Trafford, brought new life into a sleeping giant and produced one of the most successful periods in English football history.

In his 26 years in Manchester, Ferguson won a remarkable 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups and two Champions League titles.

In some respects, this continuous success was dependent on newcomers who bought in the difficult environment that had been established and turned out to be effective in the silverware delivered. But the transition was more difficult for some, often pronounced by the club’s senior pros.

A good example of this came during the collision of United against Arch Rivals Liverpool in Anfield in 2011 when Jamie Carragher escaped a red card for a horror tail on Nani.

The Frenchman described a culture in the club under the shot where players bully each other

Portuguese winger Nani was at the end of a horror tail of Jamie Carragher who would have resulted in a red card today

Nani was seen crying on the field, but was confronted with criticism and spot from his teammates and manager after the incident

The Studs-Up Challenge left a huge gaping wound on Nani’s shin and led to his replacement at the end of half when he was taken away on a stretcher.

Still, incredible, after they had initially told Nani by confronting Carragher, some of his teammates were soon not interested when they saw that Nani was crying about the incident.

Evra remembered that Paul Scholes said ‘F *** off’ when he saw his teammate in tears. Later, in the retention of the Frenchman, Ferguson ‘I hope your leg is broken, a united player cannot cry at Anfield’.

“We were bad people,” Evra added. ‘I want to apologize to all young people who have trained with us. We were animals. ‘

“After the game we waited for the next day when we were going to kill Nani,” he continued. ‘To tell you how filthy we were, we didn’t care. If you bleed and you cry, you’re done, you don’t make part of us.

“Ferguson had to give him a week off to recover from it because we waited to kill him. Even now in the WhatsApp group of Man United, we still cried that photo from Nani in Anfield.